The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-17
LOCAL MARKETS

Poultry
 Fryers-45@ O soc.
 Hens-s4c; dressed. Ssc
 Fresh Eggs eSc; short storage. Soc; storage, 52c.
 Fish
 Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn, 14c.
 Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 241 25c.
 Spanish Nacker.l-22G2Sc.
 Pompano 35c.
 Salt Water frout-23@25c.
 Mixed Fish-1zc.
 Mullet-11c
 Oysters-Chesapeake Bay, extra select. g .85 per gallon.
 Fruits
 Apples-Duchess, No. 1, bu. baskets, 32. 50 basket
 Bananas-7 and hand punches, 10c ID.
 Cantaloupes, Cal. Turloch, 45 size, S4 crt
 Cantaloupes, Cal Turloch, 45 size, S4 crate; flat crates. 15 size, s1.5o crate.
 Grapes7-Malagas, "A pounds net, S3.7S crate
 Lemons-California and imported. S6Vs. s box; half boxes, s2.75
 Limes-$1 per hundred.
 Oranges-Califorrria Valencias, 126s, s6.50 box; 15o-1SS's. $7 box; 176-lJJ-216's. s. s75 box.
 Peaches Virginia Elbertas, 6 basket crates, s crate.
 Cabbage-Green heads. Virginia stock, sS hundred.
 New crop sweet potatoes, Porto Rico, l00-pound sacks, 4c lb.: Culman Dooleys, 10O-pound sacks, 3Ac.
 Irish Potatoes-Virgfnia Round Whites, 3zc lb. Jersey Giants, No 1 stock. 15o- pound sacks, 31kc ID.
 Rutabagas, 100-pound sacks. Virginia stock. medium szie, 8 hundred; less than sack lots, 4c lb.
 Onions-Red Globes, 10o-pound sacks, medium size, Iowa, $3.75 hundred; Yei- low Kentucky, 100-pound sacks. small size, s 50 hundred; Yellow. Washington, large size, $50; less than sack lots, 4c h.
 Beans--California navy. Sc lb.; Cali fornia lima, 14c lb.; California baby lima, 13c lb. California pink, Sc lb Peas-California buckeyes, lie lb. Peanuts-Virginia No. 1 stock, Bell or Wakefield, 12c lb; roasted, sack lots, lSc' roasted, 50-pounds lots, 15c- Cheese-Full cream Daisies, SIG ID. Rice-Fancy head BMe Rose. 10O-pound sacks 12c lb. Mackerel-1O0 oz. fish, S9 keg. , Market Baskets-75c dog. Meats D. S. Clear Bellies-2114c. D. & Rib Beiles-21Ac. Pure Lard-22Ac. Compound Lard-17Ac. Hams-Regular, 41c skinned. .4Sc. Pork Lons-4oc. Bacon-4a@54c Live Stock Union Stock Yards) Fed steers: Good to choice, s10.Ooa1l. %; medium ts good, sOO0s100O; common to medium s. o0G9.00. F Grass cattle according to weight quai- 1 ity and flesh:
 Steers, s Oo@1o %; fat cows. $ .O; i medium cows, S6@7; cutters S404 50: co 7A. baa klIJls l bulls s40D4h; oxen, $4@S; fat yeariings, S .5ed6; medium yearlings, $4@4.50; veal CTS, $6@S. Hogs: 1 Choice corn fed hogs. 1s5 to 1sd N4; rough hogs $12; half fat rough hogs. ss0 choice corn fed hogs, % to 1&, $12; light pies. 90 poundc down, $10; best heavy | 10; soft and oily hogs from to cents pound less than above prices
 Meal and Feedstuff l Mixed Horse Feed-$70QS5. | Old Style Hulls-$& l Corn-$210. l Corn Chops-$4.S. ! No. White Oats-H.oA Shorts-ST. | C. S. Meal, per cent-$6S Hen Feed-34.15 sack. l Timothy-M. 1 Economy Dairy Feed-$7S. | Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$49. | Wheat Straw-S8. 1 Perfect Hog Feed-$S2. 1 Hides and TAllow l No 1 Green Salt Hides-12c. | No. Green Salt Hides-Ic. l No. 1 Green Fresh Hides-9c. 1 No 9 Green Fresh Hides-Sc. | No 1 Dry Flint Hides-24c. | No. 9 Dry Flint Hides-2Sc. | No Dry Salt Hides-2fc- l No. Dry Salt Hides-2oc. 1 Sheep Skins-25c to n. l Horse Hides-$2 to A ] Goat Skfns-40c to soc. 1 Hog Skins-25c to 50c. Tallow-7 to Sc. l Beeswax-30c to a2c. l Clear Grease Wool-20e to 2sc l Clear Washed Wool-35c to 40c. | Bury Wool--10c to Ec. | Ginseng (Wild)-H to B.