The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
CELERY SHIPMENT
 REACHES AVENUE Many Prices Have Changed In Last Few Days---Vege-
 tables Plentiful

Two carloads of celery were shipped into Morris avenue Friday, being the sec ond shipping this fall. It is also noticeable lthat vegetables seem to remain plentiful, in spite of the lateness of the season, with prices practically the same as carrier In the summer. However, scarcity of lcantaloupes is apparent
 Poultry
 Fryers-40a45c Hens-33m37c.
 Fresh Eggs-5Sc; short storage, soc; storage 52c.
 Fruits
 Apples fancy. Grimes Golden, grade. s10. 50 barrel. 1 Bananas-7 and hand punches, 10c lb. Grapes-Tokays tear due Monday, $s crate; malagaS, 24 pounds net, 8. 50 crate.
 Grapefruit 46, 54, s4. 70, 30, Florida stock. g 50 crate; 96's, Florida stock, 50 crate Car due Monday.
 Lemons-Imported, extra fancy Yer dillis, 360s, 5 box; half boxes, s2.75
 Lines $1 hundred. Oranges-California Valencias. 126's s7.5u box: 150-2SS, $S box; 176, 200, 215, $S box; 252, s.
 Pears-New York Bartletts, bushel bas- ket, $4 basket Produce Cabbage-Danish and domestic, Virginia stock, green heads, B hundred.
 Celery-Colorado (due Thursday, s7. .5o crate; 1 dozen lots, $1.25 dozen. l Sweet Potatoes-Porto Rico, 100-pound | sacks, 31ac ID. 1 Irish Potatoes-Virgmia Round Whites, 10-peck sacks, s5 sack, Monday and Tues day only; Jersey Giants, No. 1, 10-peck sacks, s5 sack; sell after Wednesday only I utabagas-Canadian stock, medium | ~A xI~ Ixk 4c ID.
 Onions-Red Globes, 1Oo-pound sacks, Iowa, medium size, $3.75 hundred; yellow | Washington, large size, s 50 hundred; less than sack lots, 4c ID. Beans-Calfornia navy, ec lb.; lima, 14c lb. baby lima, 13c lb; pink, Sc ID. 1 Peas-California buckeyes, He h. l Peanuts-Virginia No. stock. Belle of Wakefield, 1214c lb. roasted, sacks lots, l131sc lb.: roasted, 50-pound lots, 15c. l Cheese-Ful cream daisies, 32c ID. | Rfce-Fancy head, Blue Rose, 10O-pound sacks, 10c lb. | Mackerel-100 S-oz fish, s10 keg. | Cocoanuts-lO0 to sack (due Monday, i s7 50 sack; less than sack S1sc each. l Market baskets-45c dozen. | Oval wood dishes, quarter size, 800 to case, s1 30 case; half size, 25o to case, s5c case; one size, 250 to case, 95c case; two size, 25O to case. S05 case.
 Candy Checkers-50 packages to case, s. 75 case | Princess creams, 30-pound pais, 32c lb | Marshmallows White Plume, 12-pound cans. 100 to pound, 3Sc lh. | Angel Food, 1S-pound pails, 50 to pound I35c lb.
 Fish Gray napper-Headess and drawn, 14c. l Red Snapper-Headless and drawn. 244 25c.
 Snanish Macker.l-o2a23c. 1 Pompano 35c. | Salt Water rrout-23G25c | Mixed Fish--12c. | Mullet-11c. I Oysters Chesapeake Bay, extra select. $2.s5 per gallon.
 Meats l D. S. Clear Bellies-255sc. l D. S. Rib Belles-2S5sc. l Pure Lard-24hc. Compound Lard-17hc. Hams-Regular, 41c; skinned, 45c. 1 Pork Loins-40c. Bacon-42Q54c. 4 al ..,. .s.ss Live Stock (Unior Stock YardsJ | Fed steers:
 Good to choice, s10.0001l 0o; medium ts good s.o0@$1oOV; common to medium. s. 00GSO0. Grass cattle according to weight. quai- ity and flesh:
 Steers. $S.COG1o %; fat cows, 5 .5o1s oo; medium cows, s6@7; cutters, s4Q4.5O: cahners, 8. 50a4; heavy bulls, s5G5. 50; light bulls, $4@41s; oxen. $4@S; fat yearlings, $5.5e06; medium yearlings. AQ4.50; veal ers s6@S l Hogs:
 Choice corn fed hogs, 1s5 to 1s6 N4; rough hogs. SIP: half fat rough hogs Ss0 choice corn fed hogs. 90 to l35. SIP; light pigs 90 pound. down, $10; best heavy 10; soft an6 oily hogs from l to cents pound less than above prices.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse Feed-s70@S5. l Old Style Hulls-s26. | Corn-$1.9o ] Corn Chops-A | No. White Oats-95c. | Shorts-ST. l c. S. Meal, : per cent-s65. l Hen Feed-$4. 15 sack. 1 Timothy-N. Economy Dairy Feed-$7S. 1 Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$5O Wheat Straw-$&. | Perfect nos t'e-a-ss2. Hides No. 1 Green Salt Hdes-1l6II2c No. Green Salt Hides-10al1c. l No. l Fresh Green Hides-SeI9c. | No. Fresh Green Hides-7QtSc Mo- Dry Flint Hides-19@2oc 1 No 2 Dry Flint Hides-1S@19c.
 Mo- l Dry Salt Hides-l6@17c. No. Dry Salt Hdes-15M16c- l Sheep Skins-15@40c. l Horse Hides-$2Q4. | Goat Skins-30@40c. | Hog Skins-2@50c. l Tallow--7@Sc. | Beeswax-2S@30c l Clear Grease Wool-1S620c 1 Clear Washed Wool-30G55c. | Bury Wool-SQ10c. Ginseng (Wid)-s7GS-
 Spot Cotton l Good middling .................. % {, Strlct*mlddhng .................. 2S1e Middling .......................... 2 Strict low middling ............ 24 believed that sugar could still be ob- | tained at last prices.
 There was a better inquiry for re- fined sugar, although it was no of very large proportions and prices were un- I-t. An f- E1 fov. fi,,A