The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29
OYSTERS AND FISH . ON MORRIS AVENUE Prices Advance Slightly In Some Things = Candy
 Drops With Sugar

Several changes were noted on Morris avenue yesterday in quotations. Pork loins advanced 1c on the pound. Prices of red snapper advanced from 2Sc to 249 25c. Bananas were up lc per pound.
 The first large shipment of fish to os received in some time arrived yesterday. Included in the order were red snapper. gray snapper and mullet. Oysters made their first appearance for the season. A carload received by the Standard Fish Company was quickly sold out. Cullman Dooley sweet potatoes were selling for 3s4c per pound Business was brisk. New quotations furnished by Bell Rogers show that candy is coming down slightly with the decrease in the prlce f of sugar, l Poultry Fryers-45 soc. Hens-S4c; dressed, SSo. i Fresh Eggs-56c; short storage, sSc; storage. soc. | Grey Snapper-Headiess and drawn. 1la I Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 249 25c. | spanish Mackertl-22923c. | Pompano 9sc. 1 Sa Water Trout-23625c. i Mixed Fish-12c | Mullet--l1c
 Oysters Chesapeake Bay, extra select. 2.s5 per gallon. l Fruits
 Apples-D Duchess, No. 1, bu. baskets, s2.50 basket.
 Bananas-7 and hand punches. loo lb. | Cantaloupes, Cal Turloch, 45 size, S4 crt. Cantaloupes Cal. Turloch, 45 size, "A crate; flat crates, b size, $1.50 crate.
 Grapes-Malagas, "A pounds net, S.76 crate. l- Lemons--California and imported, Sso's, s box; half boxes. $2.75.
 Lirnes-s1 per hundred. 1 Oranges-California Valencias, 126's, S6.50 box; l50-1Ss's, s7 box 176-200-2l6's, S.50 box. 1 Peaches-Virginia Elbertas. basket crates, s crate.
 .Prodncs 1 Cabbage-Green heads, Virginia stock, B 1 hundred. | New crop sweet potatoes, Porto Rico, 10O-pound sacks, 4c h.; Cullman Dooleys, 1 100-pound sacks, 3s4c. Irish Potatoes-Virginia Round Whites, 4c lb Jersey Giants, No. stock, l5O- I pound sacks. 3S4c ID. Rutabagas, 100-pound sacks, Virginia stock, medium szie, S3 hundred; less than sack lots, 4c lb. Onions-Red Globes, 100-pouhd sacks. Amediun size. Iowa, s3.75 hundred; Yel- y, s. 50 hundred; Yellow, Washington, large size, $50; less than sack lots, 4c ib | Beans-California navy Sc lb. Call fornia lima 14c lb. California baby lima, 13c lb California pink. 9c lbs>
 Peas-California biackeyes, He ID. Peanuts-Virginia No. 1 stock, Bell Of tWakefield PC lb.; roasted, sack lots, l3c; roasted, 50-pounds lots. 15c. Cheese-Full cream Daisies, 31c lb l Rice-Fancv head Blue Rose, 100-pound sacks, 12c lb.
 Mackerel-lOO 8 oz fish. s0 0eg.
 Market Baskets--75c doz.
 Meats 1 D. & Clear Bellies-19%d21c. ] D. S Rib Belles-19s4 @2i7sc. Pure Lard-s1Bc.
 Compound Lard-174c:
 Hams Regular. He, skinned. 4Sc.
 Pork Loins-40c.
 Bacon-42m54c. Live Stock
 (Union Stock Yards)
 Good to choice. s1o.Ooell.oo; medium to good. 9ONaSlOOJ; common to medium. lSS.OOd900 <
 Grass cattle according to weight. quail ity and flesh:- 1 Steers. ss Ooa10 %: fat cows, 5 .5o0S .og medium cows, s6al; cutters, sa4oo: canners s. .5oQ4; heavy bulls, s5QS.5 light bullS NN4l2; oxen, s4ucs Iut Searhhss' s55c@6 medium yearlings, s4g4. 50; veal CTS, s6QS.
 Hogs:
 Choice corn fed bogs. 135 to 1s6. N4 rough hogs SIP: half fat rough hogs, ss1 choice corn fed hogs, 90 to t3S, $l2: light pigs, 90 pound. down, SIC; best heavy 10; soft ane oily hogs from l to csnts pound less than above prices.
 Meal and Feedstuff | Mixed Horse-s15dts3. Old Style Hulls-s2e Corn-$210 .t Corn chops-s425
 No. ? White Oats Sh05
 Shorts$77. c. s. Meal, per cent-sss.
 Hen Fee5-s4.35 saci~
 Timothy-s47. Economy Dairy Feeds7S. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa--sF.
 Wheat Straw-sz5
 Perfect fios ss2 Hides and TallOw No. 1 Green Salt Hides-l2c. No. ? Green Salt Hides-11c No l Green Fresh IIides-9c No Green Fresh HidesSc.
 No Dry Flint Hides-24c. No. ? Dry Flint Hides-23c. No l Dry Salt Hjdes-21c. No ? Dry salt Hides-9oc Sheep Skins-25c to sl. Horse Hdess2 to s4.
 Goat Skins-40c to 50c.
 Hog Skins--25c to 509. Tallow-7 to Sc. tn