The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-22
BELIEVE COTTON
 PRICE STEADYING Morris Avenue Produce Deal CTS Are Looking for Frost
 and Fall Trade

Local cotton brokers report that trad ing in cotton has remained practically the same throughout the week. The market closed yesterday afternoon at figures ex- actly as the day before. Nearly all of the local cotton buyers say that they dc not believe spot cotton quotations will be on the decline any more, but all be- lieve that it will be several days before an increase will be noticed.
 The produce market has also remained unchanged for the past several days Merchants along Morris avenue say they do not look for any changes to take place as long the fair weather continues Then, after the first big frost, they say the fall season products will take their place on the market
 Quotations are as follows:
 Poultry
 Fryers--470S0c. Large flyers, 55c-
 Hens-36Q13Sc
 Fresh Eggs-sic; short storage, 57Ac: storage, 4Sc.
 Apples-Grime's Golden. fancy. 8 50; Bonums, No. l, $50; Jonathans fancy. basket, $4.25.
 Grapes-Tokays, California, fancy, A: Malagas california, fancy, sa.5o.
 Grapefruit. sos and 96s. s.e5o.
 .4lines-c .oriua. per hundred, Sl. Oranges-VaIencia, California, 1903, &: 126s, sS 150s, $50: 176s, s9
 Lemons Verdelis, imported, extra fancy, s5; one-half boxes, S2.50.
 Produce
 Cabbage-Virginia stock, crates, cwt. s3.35
 Celery-Colorado, large crates. N5o; l dozen lots, SIPS and sl.50
 Lettuce-Iceburg. fancy, large heads. 24 to dozen to crate, s6.
 Potatoes-Sweets, Porto Rico, 3q31kc h. Irish, 10-peck sacks. s4 50.
 utabasas-100-pou sackx. Sc lb; 50- pound lots, 3hc h..
 Onions-Red, f00-pound sacks, s. 5o vel low, large, 10o-pound sacks, s 50; aO-pound lots, 4hc lb.
 Beans-Navy, California, ~9lac b.; lima large California, 131ac; lima. baby Califor- mia, 1212c; pink California, 9c.
 Peas Buckeyes, California, SIC.
 Peanuts-No. l Virginia stock llIac; roasted sack lots, 12isc; roasted, 5o- pound lots, 15c.
 Cheese-Daisies, full cream. 3sc
 Mackerel-100 count, s1o
 Cocoanuts-iOO to sack, s7.5o: lots of 50, each SEC.
 Market Baskets-Dozen 75QS5c.
 Big Sc mint stick 100s, ss.75: peanut bars, .100s, 375; cocoanut bars, 100s s. To ; grocers mixed pails. 32c h.. jelly drops Checkers, 50 packages, $3.70; chocolate drops, Beauties, pail A to pound, BOG; Elk pail, 55 to pound, 31c; Highland, pails, 7s to. pound, >32c; in 15-pound pals, 1c more; marshnallows, White Plume, 12-pound cans, 10o 3Sc.
 Gray Snapper-Headiess and drawn, 1Ac. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 24a 25c. Spanish Mackerel-25c Pompano 35c. Salt Water Trout-23925c. Mixed Fish--l2c. Mullcr-1lc. Oys.srs-Chesapeake Bay. extra select, $2. .s5 per gallon Meats D. s. Clear Belles-23atGD26c D. S. Rib Bellies-26c Pure Lard-Ac. Compound Lard-1Sc Hams-Regular, 43c; skinned. 44c. Pork Loins-43c. Bacon-42Qi62c.
 Live Stock (Union Stock sYards) Fed Steers: Good to choice, $1O4D12. 50; medium to good. s8Q10; common to medium, s6@S. Grass cattle according to weight, quail ity and flesh cows. $@6: cutters, s3.50614. 50; canners, s3f3 50; heavy bulls, s5@6; light bulls, s 50 G5; oxen, $386; fat yearlings s5Q6 med ium yearlings, S3d4; vealers, $SGl0.
 Hogs-Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up.