The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-30
Some Sell and Some
 Hold Tighter to
 the Fleecy Staple

continued their upward climb yester- day, with an advance of hc on all grades. Recent advances have had tendency to bring more cotton on l the local market, though a number of persons are holding large quantities for higher prices. Local dealers say that the increase has had the double effect of making some people sell and others with different views hold 1 tighter to their cotton. | Alabama eggs and chickens are 1 very scarce on the Morris avenue market, and seen. to be pretty well 1 sold out. Local poultry dealers re- | ported that they barely had enough 1 to supply the demand. From now on ! it will be necessary for them to- go 1 to large gathering points in Ten nessee to get the greater part of the poultry sold in Birmingham. l The third car of Gavenstein apples 1 of the season arrived yesterday. These are California apples and are the only brand of this fruit quoted 1 by local dealers. They sell for $4.25 box.
 Peaches are practically gone from the market, with only a few from
  cal Alabama crop is exhausted 1 The market continued weak on Irish potatoes yesterday. The supply of fresh produce com I ing from neighboring truck farms has been diminishing during the last week Tomatoes and corn were both very scarce yesterday. This week will practically wind up the local cantaloupe crop. | Plenty of beans and greens were on the market yesterday. The faii crop of sweet potatoes which has | begun coming in is reported 10 De unusually good, and it seems that large acreage has been planted by neighboring growers Poultry Garrett & Trimble.) | Eggs-Fresh candled, 3s s9S1c: | Fryers-Small, PIC; large. so@Ssc' l Hens--22 @ 23c. | Roosters-12Q 16c
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 Marshall, Jordan & Keith) Bananas-Eight- hand punches. 50 to 50 pounds, 7c lb. i Lemons-Verdilla. sS0s, imported. q box; California s60s, 37 box. l Oranges--California, s7, all sizes. 1 Appies-Gravensteln. sos to 15os, $425
 Peaches-California EIbertas. s4s. s2 box.
 Pears-california Bartlett. 1s5s, 35 box; New York Bartletts, $4.zS bushel basket preserving. s1.5O bushe..
 Grapes-Malaga. 24 pounds net $s.25 | Ga Cabbage-ColorAdo. 4c ib; Virginia.
 Potatoes.No: Virginia s'oek, 10 peek. eel i O0-n S2.Tb sack.
 Onions-Iowa reds. 100 pounds to sack: s4 sack; Kentucky yellow. ioo-pound stock. Washington, So sack; so-pound sacks. lac lb. additional.
 caIifornia nfonaaaa baby aao lS.; pink beans. 7e; black eyed peas. lie lb.; Michigan navy. 100 pounds to sack, 7c ID; roasted sack lots. 1oc h.; bo-pound lots, 1 13c ib.
 Brazil Nuts--New crop. 14c h.; less 1 than sack lots. 16c lb. l Ceery-Michigan $2.50 crate. Cheese-Full cream daisies. 24c ID. Mackerel-100 count, " keE.
 Hon-y-Twenty- four sections to case. s6.5O case.
 ages 10 case. $4.50 case. | Cocoanuts-100 count, $6 sack. | Live stock
 Fed steers: Good to choice. sh oThc; medium to good. sOSc: common to me-
 Grass cattle taccording to weight. quai- ity and fiesh): Steers. sh6shc; fat | cows, 70 5o; medium cows. 3Olc; cutters zoSc; camera, I@iMe; heavy bulls, % sh c; light bulls. zVzhc; oxen z04c; fat yearlings. SO Sc; medium yearlings 20sc: vealers. 40sc.
 Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs. 1s5 and up. s0Shc: choice corn fed hogs. ls5 Ito 165, S0S1ac; choice corn fed hogs. 90 to 1Ss. 7Vsc; light pigs. 90. pounds and down. sV7c; best heavy rough hogs. 6@ 7c; half fat rough hogs. o0Sc; soft and oily hogs from lc 10 zc per pound less than the ubVve priceR
 lStandard Fish Co.) Gray Snapper-l2 hc. | Red Snapper-l9c.
 spanish Mackerel-z2c. Iompauo-3bc.
 | Salt Water Irout--2o0 022c, | Mixed Fish-12c.
 Muliet--ltc.
 | Swift. & Co.,. Packers.
 D. s. Clear Bellies-12M 916ac.H
 Pure Lard-Silverleaf, 14c. | Hams-Regular--S00S Q S6c. | Aams--Skinned, S10S1c.
 Pork Loins-1s0 02Sc. Bacon-240 49c. l Butter-41c.
 Eggs-S40 3sc.