The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-06
Improvement on
 Morris AUenue First of Week

Improvement was said to be shown in business on the Morris avenue markets at the beginning of the week yesterday, and with the coming of September dealers are be- ginning to prepare for the fall trade. Shipments of fall fruits are expected during the month.
 All places of business closed at noon yesterday in observance of La Dor Day.
 Lemons were scarce yesterday, and advanced to $750 a box. The ad- vance was attributed to the continuAd d warm weather and the consequent demand for them.
 Honey from south Alabama prai- yies has been plentiful on the market during the past month. Most of it comes from the "clover" district of tine Black Belt It sells for S6,50 q case.
 Irish potatoes fell 1Ac a pound yesterday, and are now selling for 3,ac a pound Sweet potatoes fell 10 s2.25 a sack. Both were plentiful. Box or eating pears were plen- tiful yesterday but there were few preserving pears on the market. Dealers explained that the shortage was only temporary and that there will be shipments during the week. There were few chickens and eggs
 
 were pleased at the increased busi- ness during the week. There were mo changes in price.
 Poultry
 Garrett & Trim ble) FgEs=Fresh candled 36 @ S7c. Fryers-Small, 27c; large. a01S2c. Hens-2S 25c.
 Roosters-12 e l5c.
 Fruits and Vegetables
 Marshall, Jordan X keithl Ra anas-Eight- nd punches. DO to 50 IemonsZPerdnla, ssos. imported. s7.5o box; California 3eos, s7.50 box. Oranges--California, $1. all sizes. Apples-Grsvenstein. sos to l6os, s42b Peaches-caiifornla Elbertas. s4s. s2 box. .,.., ICE. xs h New York Bartletts,. sA.s5 bushel basket; tseserving. sI50 bushe!.
 Grapes-Malaga, 24 pounds net, ss25 cabbage-colorado. 4c h.; Virginia. Potatoes-No. Virginia stock, 10 pecks 5y 5oosponnd spoa 2 sacks, sac I sa's5 sack % ' st sack; Kentucky yellow, loo-pound sacks sts5 sac sack large .ss %ashed yeilqw nans sachs scis ,se sib.s ib. sdditional. '' Beans-California lima. large, sc lb.; baoy ns S Pn M5abissn psans nayS ys Peanuts--No. 1 Virginia stock, shc h.; i; apdstt0 SaSh toe~s AbS 'S.s s"-ROuhu Ao'S' Brazil Nuts--New crop. 14c lb.; less than sack lots 16c lb.
 Celery--M chigan, 50 crate. Cheese--Full cream daisIes, 24c lb. Mackerel--100 count, S7 keg. Aoney--Twenty-four sections to case. $6.5u case.
 Anxelus Marshmallows-Fifty 15c pack ages to case, s450 case.
 Cocoanuts-100 count S6 sack. Captaloupes-F1ats, S1.25; standards, $3
 Live Stock
 Fed steers: Good to choice sh@TAc; medium to good. 0Vsc; common to me Grass cattle (according to weight. qual- fly and flesh): Steers. 5h@6hc: fat COWS. 4@5c; medium cows. sW4c; cutters .Q3c: csnners i@1he; heavy bulls. 30 sac; light bulls. 292hc; oxen, 204c; fat Neariings, 3 34 5c. medium yearlings, 20Sc; s~alers 4Gec.
 Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs, l65 and up sQ81sc; choice corn fed hogs, 136 to 155. s0Shc; choice corn fed hogs. 90 to l95, 7VSc; light pigs. 90 pounds and 0uwn, b07c; best heavy rough hogs. 7c; half fat rough hogs. 6V6c; soft and oily hogs from 1c to 2c per pound less than the tDove prices.
 Fish
 tStapdard tish Col Gray Snapper--l2hc.
 Red Snapper-lsc.
 spanish Mackerel-22C.
 pompauo--35c.
 Salt Water Trout-20G,2c.
 Mixed Fish-l2c. Auilst-loc.
 Swift Co.,. Packers. D. S. Clear Bellies--1212 F Ql6lsc. Hams-Regular, 30QS6c
 Hams-Skinned Sl Q SIG.