The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
EGGS G0 UP AGAIN; |. VEGETABLES LOWER Fruit, Arriving In Quantity, Off Standardization Is
 Down Half Cent

Fresh eggs reached new high level yesterday when they advanced from ooc to 56c on the wholesale market. Accord ing to Norris avenue merchants, fresh eggs are hard to obtain at any price Storage eggs still remained at 5oc%per dozen.
 Several changes were noted in the price of fruits and vegetables, some up and some down. Cabbage was off soc on the hundred and onions were selling for SSSo instead of $4. 75 per hundred pounds.
 California peaches showed a slight re- duction on the receipt of several large shipments. Grapes were also cheaper.
 Along with fresh eggs hens were up a cent per pound. Spot cotton quotations were off again yesterday about 1ac per pound. The re- |Guction is attributed to the movement or new cotton in Texas and the downward tendency of futures
 Poultry Fryers-45 c soc.
 Hens-34c; dressed. 3sc.
 Fresh Fggs-56c; short storage, sSc' storage, soc.
 Grpy Snaprer-Hcadless and drawn, it's
 Red Snapper-Headless and drawn. 2Sc.
 Spanish MackerL-22Q2sc, Ponpano-35c.
 S&.- Watef lTOut-SytHSS Mixed -Fish-12c. Mullet-11c.
 Apples-Gravenstein s4.5o box.
 Sweet Potatoes-Si.50 50 per hundred.
 Peanuts-No. 17-12c lb.
 Cabbage-E par 1oo pounds pounds.
 Irish Potatoes-A per hundred Onions-Kentucky, sS.5 per hundred.
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 California Peaches-S2 per crate. California Plums-$350 per crate. California Bartlett Pears-S.75 per crate.
 California Lemons-S per box. Lemons-s5 per box. Watermelons-25cd50c. Limes-75c to Sl % per 100 Oranges-$6. .50Q7. 50. Potatoes-Irish, No. ] stock, 150-pouno bag, $4 .5J per hundred. Bananas-9c per pound Grapes-California Malagas. $375 per crate. Meats T.. s. Clear Belies-l9%@2ossc- D. s. Rib Bellies-19& @20ssc. Pure Lard-22Sc. Compound Lard-17%c per pound. Hams-Rcgular 4lc; skinned, 45c. l Pork Loins-37c. Bacon-426l54c. Live Stock (Union Stock Yards.) !! Fed steers: Good to choice. $1000@11.oo; medium to good. 9.ooQ$l0.0o; common to medium. s. ooas0o.
 Grass cattle according to weight. ouai- ity and flesh:
 Steers, ss .Ooa1o %: fat cows. $. 5ogs .op medium cows, $6@7; cutters, $4qA 50; canners, 8. .5Oa4; heavy bulls, $5ds 50; light bulls. S40l41s; oxen, S4d8;s fat yearlings. s5. .5c@e; medium yearlngs. $4G94. 50; yeah ers s69s. l Hogs. Choiee corn fed hogs, 1a5 to 1S6, $l4; rough Hogs. SIP; half fat rough hogs. $so choice Born fed hogs, 90 to lS5. SIP; light pigs, 90 poundG down, SIG; best heavy 10; soft ane oily hogs from to cents pound less than above prices. | Meal and Feedstuff 1 Mixed Horse--s756s5. 1 Old Styh Hulls-$2& l Corn-s2.JO. | Corn Chops-A.25 | No. White Oats-$1.10. | Shorts-$T. l c. S. Meal, per cent-$n. l Hen Feed-$435 sack. 1 Timothy-s45. 1 Economy Dairy Feed-$7s. l Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$46. Wheat Straw-$25. | Perfect Hog Feeo-$S2 | Hides ana Tallow 1 No 1 Green Salt Hides--12c. l No. Green Salt Hides-11c. ! No Green Fresh Hides-9c l Mo- Green Fresh Hides-Sc l No. l Dry sF'lht SIides-24c.,
 No. 9 Dry Flint Hides-23c. 1 No. l Dry SalkrI1ides-21c.
 No ? Dry Safy Hides-2oc 1 Sheep Skins-25c to $1. | Horse Hides-$2 to A.. l. Goat Skins-40c to soc. | Hog Skins-25c to soc. | Tallow-7 to SeA Beeswax-30c to 32c. l Clear Grease Wool--20c to 25c. Clear Washed 'Wool-35c to 40c. l Bury Wool JOG to 12c. l Ginseng (Wild)-$7 to $S
 Spot Cotton Good nddling .................. 31K Strict middling .................. 31 l Middlins ....................... 3Ok Strict low middling ........... 27k |