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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
S. R. Stuart & Co.'s Letter

Liverpool advanced on straddle opera tions, conditioned by the new break in sterling The commercial side was shown by the decline in spot prices of S1 points. Sales 5000 bales.
 Our market opened 5 to 20 points lower and ranged within the limit of 200 points on March, May and July, and closed steady at a net loss of no to 120 points on active positions except October which was 90 lower.
 Spots were marked down 25 points with safes of 2sOo bales.
 The market was quiet with an uneasy understone until rumors began to be- come plentiful. One that came out about noon was that England had prohibited importation which gave the final tilt to an unbalanced market which broke under liquidation and hedge selling to the limit of 200 points on March, May and July. The rumor was not confirmed, but later news said the meaning of the rumor was merely that importers cannot take any more cotton.
 The market rallied about 40 points on profit taking by eArly sellers. but in the absence of any definite change indicat- ing improvement in Fundamental condi- tions, apprehension continued of spot pressure against the contract markets. - S. R. Stewart & Co.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05

Colo. & Sou. ref. 4Ks ......- 7oE Den. & Rio Grande consol. 4s. 6z Dominion of Canada 5s (lsSl( sl z2 Erie gen. As. bid ...........---s ssfs Illinois Central, ref. 4s ......... Iz Int. Mer. Marine 6s ...-..-.-.- ts Kansas City Sou. ref. 5s ..s..... tz Liggett & Myers 5s ..-...s...' St7s Louis. & Nash. un. 4s ,.....,... SV Mo-. Kan & Tex. 1st 4s .--....' 2e Missouri Pae. gen. As -..-...'.- 9o N Y. Central >deb. 6s ......... VI A Norfolk & Western cv. ss.....s- IOz Northern Pacific As ......--.... 70
 Pennsylvania gen. 5s .......... Ss Reading gen Is .....-......... ts9a Repub. l. & $. ss G4s0). bid-.- sl
 St. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s 9SN seaboard Air Line adj 5s......, St F Southern Bell Tel. 5s ...:..-.- 70
 Son. Pacific cv. 5s ............- lOV "A Southern Ry-5s. bid ..-......- St
 Sou. Ky. gen. 4s .......-...-... 9e
 Texas Company ev. 6s ....,... l0z
 Texas & Pacific 1st. bid ...-..,. S4
 Union Pacific As ........,-..... Zs
 Y. K. of c. B. & I,~5 lss dsSp S6 U. S Steel 5s ......... ,........ se 12 Virginia-Car. Chemical 5s. bid s4
 Wabash 1st .e..,.-. .-...-...'-.s Sa 4 Wilson & Go. cv es ...--...' sS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
LIQUIDATION WAS
 PUSHED IN COTTON TRADING YESTERDAY
General Market Closed At a Net Decline of 50 Points on February and 90 to
 III on Other Positions
By Assoeiataa Prs.


 New York. February 4-Tiquidation was stid more active and excited in the cot ron market today, and there was a break of very nearly Pc per poune in prices. May contracts sold off to 3i 50c or 1Ss poinis below the closing prices of yes leroaN and within 14 points of the maxi mum tuciuaton allowed for any one day. th'rc were rallies from this level on eoVegng, and May closed at % 25e with the general market closing steady at a net decline of 50 points bn February and SV Co Ill points on other positions.
 The market was comparatively steady me start, with prices points higher 10 points lower, but almost immedi- ately weakened owing to the continued decline in exchange rates and growing nervousness over the export situation Reports that cotton intended for export was being offered for resale in the domes- tic markets added to the uneasiness of old longs, and for a time during the middle of tho day the market seemed to be verging on demoralizaton with March selling off to 39 75c and July to 29 i9c or 176 to iS6 points net lower. while iarer months showed net losses of 154 to 1GS points. This was partly due to the pubs ltcatton of reports that England was stoping importations because of the break in exchange and that some cargoes were being returned
 At first this was evidently taken to 1 mean official action of some sort. but 1 there was no confirmation of such a View, and the market rallied during the tafternoon on covering and trade buying with last prices showing recoveries of 1 scme 65 to s. points from the lowest. The early afternoon rally in sterling promCt- ed the covering movement, but the un- Gertone was unsettled owing to the re- newed weakness of exchange and private cables reporting that the closing advance in Liverpool had been due to the advance | in silver. and that the depreciation in sterling was stopping all importations. An easier spot basis was reported in the | south, but local brokers said compara- lively few selling orders were received i from that o1Iarter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Port Movement

New orlqans Middling, Ss.50c; re- ceipts. ss59 exports 5o5o; sales 2S2li stock 40S 7S5,
 Galveston: Mddling. Ale; receipts 11,047; exports, 2965; sales, s7O; stock 333.S56.
 Mobile: Receipts, 22s; stock 0,so5. Savannah Middling, 39.50c; receipts 34s1; stock 26O,O56.
 Charleston; Middling, s9.25c: re- eeipts, 231; stock 64.120
 Wilmington: Middling, 36.5oc re ceipts, 12G; stock 5755s
 Texas City: Receipts S754; stock S8,55S
 Norfolk; Middling, 39c; receipts, TOT exports. 7153; stock, 91.545.
 Baltimore; Stock 5,0SS.
 Boston: Middling, 3S.6oc; receipts III; stock. 6.000.
 Philadelphia Middllng, 37.S0c; re ceipts, 33; stock, 9,449
 New York; Middling. 37.55c; receipts ssS; exports. 4s4 stock. 59.S1s
 Minor ports: Stock, 25.S12.
 Total today. Receipts. 29,260; ex- ports. 15662; stock, 1.430,94SS
 Total for week: Receipts, 134.137 exports. 97,366.
 Total for season; Receipts, fs2546 exports, 3,877,373
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Spot Cotton
TALLADEGA

Talladega. February 4.-(S> ecial )-Rob- ert Harvell white man, and Frank Twyman, a negro. were convicted in the county court Monday of the violation of the prihibition laws and were fined $loD and costs each by Judge F. A. Hammett. A number of cases the docket were continued to March.
 In Talladega county GAS were registered by Election Commissioner c. NJ. Simpson, according to the final counting. Probably half of these were ex-soldiers, while among the number were many older men who had neglected to register in the coun- ty during previous years.
 There were $ deaths and 79 births in this county during during last month. ac-- cording to the report of the county health officer. Also, the report shows that there were 5S eases of infectious diseases in the county during the month.
 Five cases of flu have neen reported in this city during the past week. one death having resulted. Most of the cases. however, are of very mild type.
 More than 500 school children in Taia- dega county were examined by the coun- ty health officer and his assistant du.sns January. Ply sslcal defects discovered in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
VIOLENT REACTION ALL THROUGH THE
 MARKET TRADING
Exchange Conditions Were Regarded As Most Dis couraging Feature
 of the Situation
nx A..ooIatsa Prsss

HV Ass0cldkeN EiSe9
 New York, February 4.--on transac'i1oi's aggregating 175O,OOO shares. total un' eouared since the crash of last NoveH, her the stock market today experleneeu another violent reaction, in which va rious issues recorded extreme losses or to r points.
 The movement was more directly trace- able to another portentious collapse III foreign exchange rates on Lonuoh' con tinental Europe and several 'of the ig2rs remote countries continuing 10 cruia40ie f., auotations never before known.
 There were other contributory causes however. such as a 9 per cent rate Tor fau money. the virtual disappearance oL t.me funds from the market and fureher withdrawal Of government deposits U meet maturing obligations.
 Exchange conditions were .regaroeo as the most discouraging of these develop rnents because all reliable information nointed to an indefinite continuance ot an adverse situation which threatens se- ri,us dislocation of this countrys rorergn trade.
 Demand bills on London fell to S.is during the mid-session, but rallied prlshly on rumors that the British government would ban cotton imports. Lacking or fcial confirmation, however, the quota tion soon fell back, the rate at the mar-' Ket's close being only fraction above it's low.
 No particular group of stocks was sin gled out for selling, but high-priced mo- tors, oils, steels and equipments sutfereo greater impairment than any other ls- sues. A few investment rails notaoiy Canadian Pacific, also broke sharply .oh what bore the marks of foreign liquida- ticn.
 Investment and speculative rails and in- dustrials denoted acute weakness; sales' par value, aggregated $22, 75o. GOO Old U. D. bonds were unchanged on call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Coffee Market

By Associated Press
 New York February 4.-The market for coffee futures showed renewed weakness today owing to the further sharp declines in foreign exchange and 7. belief that unsettled financial con- ditions would restrict European buying of coffee in Brazil For time-fhere was active liquidation and after open ing at decline of 12 to 32 points, active months sold "A to S2 points below last nights closing figures with May con- tracts touching 1860 or fully cents per pound below the high level reached on the advance of last November. There was some trade buying and covering around these figures and rallies fol- lowed with May closing 1884. The general list was finally 40 to TO noints net lower. Closing bids: March. 1s.45: May, 1884: July, 14.05; Septem- her. 1890, and December, 1888. Spot nominal; Rio 7's, 14A; Santos 4s. 24% 6 25E. No fresh cost and freight of fers were reported. but resale of Rio 7,s was said to have been made at 20 cents, London credits
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of 75 reis in the Rio market and of a-32d in the rate of Rio exchange on rondon. The Santos spot market ,ass.2O0 reis lower with futures 75 reis lower to 125 reis higher. Brazilian nort receipts, 2.o0o; Jpndiahy receipts. 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Liberty Bonds D. A..ncialad Prass
Money Market
By Associated Press

New York, February 4.-Mereantile paper, G. sterling eo-day bills. S.24; com mercial G0-day bills on banks. 324; com n1ercial e0-day bills, s2Slk; demand, S.27l4; cables, BPS Francs. demand. 15.O4 cables, i502. Belgian francs, demand 14S2; cables, 14S0. Builders, demand, 37A cables, S7ss. Lire demand, 1910; cables, 1908. Marks demand, LOO; cables, 102. Bonds, weak; railroad bonds, heavy Time loans. G0 days % days and six months. S1a. Bar silver. 1.32as Mexican dollars. 1.02l4. Call money. strong; high, 25; low, 14; ruling rate IA; closing bid. 24; offered at 25; last loan, 25; bank acceptances, 5H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Metal Market

New York. February 4-Colper duh.
 Fiectrolytic. spot and first quarter lS,*'f second quarter. 194dl9i2 Iron, firm No,r ,Noo I northern. 4600d47 .0O; No northern 4oNo1 laas oo. No ? southern 4. .ooG4.Oo. Antlsa mony II 30 Metal exchange quotes ieaRa auiet. spot, S7o bidi s.S7h asked Maren't 6. co bid: s.SO asked Zinc, weak; East sl,F Louis delive4y. spot. sSo asked. At Lon7e don copper spot, e11s; futures Al7V,- 9s. Electrolytic spot, CPS; futures. eis Ila* spot e3Ss los; futures tS@ los. Assea esa spot. 94S; futures GAS 1os. Zinc spo''
 10s. futures, G62 l0s. tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Interior Movement

Houston; Middling. 39.75c; receipts 11,23s; shipments, T.437; sales. 1.oss; stock, 216,965.
 Memphis: Middling, 39.5oc receipts 5.271. shipments. 3,122; sales 900; stock 2S5,411 Augusta Middling 3s.50c. receipts .1,291; shipments, 1.551; stock, 17e s0s
 St Louis: Middling 4Oc: receipts 123s: shipments, 975 stock. S.10O !, Little Rock Middling, 39e; receipts 1,257; shipme ts. SPA; sales s24; stock 51S19.
 Total today. Receipts 2i,44a; ship- ments, 15.o21 stock, 776465
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Hnhhard Rros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square, New York Members New York Cotton Exch .nRs. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New sork erpool Cotton Associations. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil Cor future delivery; Spee1s signment of spot cotton for delivery. Cor fespondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Sugar Market

New York. February 4.-There was no change in the local raw sugar market with Cubas quoted at 12c, cost and freight, equal to 1s.o4c for centrifugal No business was reported. Labor conditions in Cuba were said to be improving and an early settlement of the difficulties IS expected.
 Arrivals of raw sugar during the past week were a little larger than the pre- vfors week with a corresponding increase in the meltings, so- that allotments were said to be little more general. The de- mand. however, is active and offerings are quickly absorbed by the trade.
 Quotations are unchanged at l5@l6e TOT fine eranulated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Cotton Seed Oil

New York; Gebruary 4''ei ie' g Hauidation and selling by protesslo ''s.tl7s ol,arge and break in lard and cotton caTried eottoseed oil off 72 to 95 points-l todav. Profit taking by shorts ana eIi fe rally, smear he close The days
 turnover was one of the heaviest HN months. the sales totalling 42'ooo nar-o rels Net declines at the close Wers; 3s to 45 points. crude was steady frlll,e eas crude. s1S50@1s00; prime smumer low, spot s20.o0@2l.oO; Maren' sLo.ss ts q May S9t.Of. July, 2l2S; prime winter, yelow and summer white, normal r'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
MARINE NEWS
By A,.oelat.a Pres

By Associated Press
 Mobile, February 4.-Arrived: Steamers Lake Folcroft. Galveston; Inca, New or leans: Jim Sid, New orleans.
 Sailed Steamer Morgus. London via New orleans.
 New Orleans. February 4-Cleared' Steamers Ballygally Head (Br), Duolh and Belfast, Ireland; El Paso, New forA' Evergiades Mobile Radioleine thr.}' Havre and Rouen, France. via Noriolh' Rama. Kingston. Jamaica; Sunaahcs' Glasgow via Dublin and Norfolk IruN lilo Tela via Truxilloi Westford, HaNleo via Norfolk
 Port Eads, La, February 4-ArriNeo' Stearnes EI Mar. New York; Esparte' Port Limon: Historian (Br), Liverpool, Louisiana, Port Arthur Macorls' ,.uDe.. Nola Proqreso: Qumistan, Hond Vrsls' Port Cortez. Walter HIrdcastle Tampioo.
 sailed. steamers Anniston, buel,9s l,Ss5 Aires and Rosario. Argentine Kepuo,,., -,5 via Uruguay. Montevideo St. Iholns9 r,..1- s..,s Port Arthur: Broadmayne lbrJ, De n.r dea,fx. France. Dannedaike, Ciehtueso 35as -. Lake Zalisli. Cuban ports; Iiptoh Barrios Guatemala.
 tied quantities of fine goods were otei sss while coarser fabrics could be haa m more liberal quantities. Buriaps quiet and silks quiet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Liverpool Cotton
 

Liverpool. February 4.-Cotton, spot in improved demand: prices easy: good mid ding. 2955d: fully middling, 2S 55d. mid ding. 27. god: low middlng, 2fT5d, good ordinary. 2Lsod; ordinary. 2osod. Sales, 5000 bales including 3,7o0 American. Re ceipts, sOo0 bales. no American Futures closed irregular. March. 26o3d; May. 24 .e2d; July. 23.sld; October. f,74d. De- cember. 2o94d January. 9osid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Practical Points
 on Stock Trading

Presenting methods showing stock trading is a sound business prop osition offering ordinary chances for profit. Price $40. Ticker Pub. Co.,, 55 New St., N. Y. City,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
London Money Market

By Associated Press London February 4.-B@S silver. SSA pence per ounce; money, s1s per cent. Dis count rates: Short bills. 47s per cent three months bills, 59s per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Live Stock
RY Assoeiated Press

By Associated Press
 East St, Louis, February 4.-Hogs- Receipts r 7,O0O; So@40c lower. Top, S15.s5; bulk. $14SO@15.00; heavy s14.60 @14.S5; medium, s1475@ 15.0o; Hghr, $1490@15.1O; -ffgh light s14.5o@ 15.o0; heavy. packing sows, smooth, siS.75 q '14.0Q; packing sows. rough, $l325q 1875; pigs, s12.50415oo
 Cattle-Receipts 5.500; steady to shade lower; beef steers medium and heavy weight, choice and prime, $147b0 1900; medium and good. $1.oo@1450i common, s9OO@1O75;; lightweight good and choice, S12.5o@15.25; common and medium, sS.50@12.25 butcher cat tie, heifers, s7.75@15.o0; cows, s775Q 11.50; canners and cutters, s5.6o at 7.5o; veal calves, night and handy weight sls.00@ S0 00s feeder steers, $S.5o@12.o0; stockers steers, $7e0@1o.5o.
 Sheep-Receipts 2,oOO lambs, s1 to S150 lower; yearlings, $1 lower; ewes, S0c lower; lambs, S4 pounds down, s170O@19.00; culls and commons, s1S.o0 @1s.0o; yearling wethers, s1450@170o; ewes medium and choice, $9.500 12.50; cuus and common. s5.o0@s.oo.
 Chicago. February t-Hogs-Re- receipts 10000; estimated tomorrow. 30 900; 40 to 50c lower; bulk, $l4.5o@ 14So; top, $15.40; heavy, Sl425 0 l47V; pedillrn, S1450@1475; light, s14-65 Q 14.90; light light s145o@t4.S5: heavy packing sows, smooth, $1S.65@ 14.o0; packing sows. rough, s13.25@13.65; pigs, 13.75@145o
 Cattle-Receips 5000; estimated to- raorrow, Il, 900; h1ow. Beef steers. med ium and heavy weight. choice and prime, $1500@17oo; medium and good s11.25 @15.00; common, s9.15@11 light weight, good and choice, s12.25 @16.00; common and medium, sS-751 1.25: butcher cattle, heifers, $6.65@ 1900; cows, $6.65@1175; canners and cutters s5.50A6.65; veal calves, s17oo tD1S.5O; feeders. steers,> 5000 12.00 stocker steers. s7.10@10,75.
 sheep-Receipts 13,000: estimaed to- morrow, 10000; strong Lambs Si rounds down. s17.25 O 2o.Oo; culls and common, S1400@17.0 .00; ewes, medium good and choice, s10.Oo@1s.oo; culls and common, $6.5oG95o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
NrmNOrk Tribnne

New York. February 4-(Special)- United States Steel common lost 1Z points net today, closing at 1OOz. The high-price for the day was 1O21k, the low 1OOlz
 At the bottom it showed a net de- cline from the high. of the year of Slk points. steers high price last year was 1151a, made on the rise that cul- minated in July.
 To the trader who is looking for l, real action steel has not been much of an attraction for several months. A canvass made of the leading com mission houses in the financial dis trist indicates that the amount of steel carried on margin is small when the sos, 200 shares outstanding are taken into consideration. Much steel coHmon has been bought outright and cannot therefore be dislodged by margin calls
 It takes a declining market to bring out stocks. Today, for instance, there were 355 different issues bought and sold on the stock exchange. This was close to a record performance. Out of this total, d mere handful, twenty-two, to be exact, showed net gains. Seventeen were unchanged at the end of the day. The other Sl6 showed file array of minus signs charlked against them when the bell rang at the close
 There still exist houses outside the pale of stock exchange authority where prices not stocks are traded in by gullible customers. These are often times called bucket shops"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
THE DAY IN WALL STREET
Steel Takes Drop But Small Amount Was Carried Mar gin-Traders Yesterday Slow to Put Up Further
 Margins When Break Came

Today and the day before were har- vest days for such concerns. Gus toners who had been coaxed into organizing their long account on shoestring basis were caught in the swirl of fall prices and solt out. Losses sustained by clients in many such houses on the break this week alone probably run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. In most houses of this kind customers are not per mitted to sell stocks short. Such houses do not believe "in destructive operations"
 Margin calls that went out late Tuesday from Wall street by the thou sands did not meet the same generous response from traders as was the case on the big market breaks of last year.
 The result, of course, was a great deal of forced liquidation, This was particularly true where traders were carrying the higher priced indus trials. In q large house whose busi- ness comes mainly from out of town branches additional margin was forth coming from. only about third of the customers who received the unpleas- ant news that more money was need ed from them to bolster their ac- counts.
 In other words, two-thirds of the holders of long stocks carried on mar gin. who were asked for more money. preferred to dump their stocks over board. The disposition was to let go of the high-priced industrials and to hang on to the less volatile stocks. It was selling of this kind from hun dred and one houses that contributed in a measure to the general market weakness. Margin clerks were busy again tonight. The mornings mail will upset a lot of people who up to Tuesday had not been bothered by their brokers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Spot Cotton
By Associated Press

By NbsUUTaItU FTE5s
 New Orleans, February 4-Spot cotton steady, g points lower. Sales on the spot, .421; to arrive, 1,4O0 Low middling, S2c middlng. 8. Soc; good middling, soc. Re ceipts, s,95s; stock, 40S,7S
 New York, February 4.Spot cotton, quiet middling, 3755c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
New York Bonds

T. S. es, registered. bid ....... 1ooA II. S. 2s, coupon, bid .......... 100A IT. s. 4s. registered. bid ... 1O5M '. s. 4s, coupon, bid ....,.....-. 1o5A Banana ss, registered. bid c.. Ss Panama 3s. coupon, bid .. ss Amer. s. & R. 5s. .... S4 Amer. Tel. & Tel cv. 6s A..... as Anglo French 5s s.... 95 Atchison gen. Is .....-... 7sA Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s.... 751k Baltimore, & Ohio cv. 4Es. 60 Bethlehem Steel ref 5s ..... s4 Cen. of Ga. Con. 5s, bid ....... s4 Central Leather 5s .-........ 96 Ches. & Ohio cv. 5s ..... IS
 Chi E. & c. joint 4s -. e3Z Chi. Mil. S St. P cv. 41ks .. ss
 chicago. R. l. < Pac. Ky. ref. 4s. e4
 City qf Paris 6s .......... ssN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Dry Goods Market

New York, February 4-Cotton goods were easier and yarns quite today Mems wear sNovsd very sharp advances. Linn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
New Orleans Futures

New orleans, February 4,--Cotton closed steady at decline of 99 to l20 nointS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Canners-40 4Ac. Oxen-5@7tac.
Meal and Feedstuff

Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse $50Cn15 Old Style Hulls-s2o. Corn-s2. .0S Corn Chops-s4 No. ? White Oats-s115 per busheL Shorts-s65 Bran-s53 c. S. Meal, per cent-ss0. Hen Feed-a per 1oo-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-S5 / Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-s57 Wheat Straw-;@. Timoshy-$k. Perfect Hog Feed-s75.
 Hides and Tallow No. Green Salt Hides-29d30c. No. Green Salt Hides-2sG2sc. No. 1 Green Hides-24d25c. No. Green Hides-2292sc. No Dry Flint Hides v4od42c, No. Dry Flint Hides 3Sd40c. No l Dry Salt Hides-38G40c. No Dry Salt Hides-36@3c. Sheep Skins -a0cds2. Horse Hides -s30S. Goat Skins-s- .10M1.40. Hog Skins 25cM50c. Tal,ow-12G15c. Beeswax-36d3Sc. Clear Wash Wool-eGds5c Claar Grease Wool-45M50c. Burry Wool-25n30c Ginseng (Wil'D-s1o013
 Spot Cotton Good middling .......-.t....--......... Strict middling .................-.....-. 3312 Middling ................-...--.. .361a strict low middling .33is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Butter Creamery-e7a72c.

Quotations on Beef Cuts Ribs-No. 1, 24c; No. ?, 2cc; No. 3, 17c. Loins-7No. l. 4oc; No. ?, 34c; No. 3. soc. Rounds-No. 1, 2Sc; No. ?, 22c; No. 3, 2oc. Chucks-No 1, 12c; No. ?, lie; No. 3, 10c. Plates-No l, He; No. ?, 10c; No. 3, SC.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Fish

Gray Snapper-Headless ana drawn.. 14c.
 Red Snapper-Headless and drawn. g 923c.
 Eastern Select Oysters-s2.5o gallon. Spanish Mackerel-2Q23c. Pompano-35c. Salt Water Trout-22q23c Mixed Fish-12c. Mullet-11c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Stags-2oc. Turkeys-Live, 42l5a45c. Ducks-Dc. Fryers-3 35d40c. Hens-31d32c. Fresh Eggs-6S070c. Storage Eggs-5S060c-
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Produce Sweet Potatoes-3G314c .b. California celery-sl0 crae; Sl.75 daz. Lemons-s5. Peanuts-S Spanish, Sc lb. large, 12q13i@c. Caboage-s6 per hundred. Irish Potatoes-4i5c per lb. Onions-s75 5D i0c lbs. Oranges-Florida, s45o Bananas-Extras, Sc To. Limes-s 50 per 100. Lettuce-s2.50 hamper c doz.). Rutaba gas-2iac lb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-05
Potato Market

By AssoeIated Press Chicago, February 4-Potatoes weak; arrivals, 43 acres; northern whites, sacked s4 4206i4.35 cwt. bulk, $43od4 45.