The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-31
FR,uTs AND TIMETABLES


 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Sweet potatoes un- changed.' Celery. firm; Florida crates. French strain, 4-6 dozen, s2.f5 ca SID $s.25@3.50; S-10 dozen, s2@2.25. Tona- toes steady; Florida. fancy, $6@6.90; choice, S414.50. Spinach unchangei. Strawberries steady; Florida, quarts, 40@ 45c. Cabbage unchanged.
 Auction Monday-F1orida grapefruit: Brights large, s2.3o@ 390; medium, s3.15 @4.6o; small. ss.so@4.25. Goldens, large, s3.15@4.s5; mediums $2.s5@4.7S; small, s2.7O@s.s0. Russets, large, s225 e S.So; mediums, s2.25@s.So: small. s2.25 @27o. Florida oranges; Brights. large s2.7o 70 Goidcns. large. s9.4oGS.4o; medium. ss.29 G5.75; small. $4@5.50. Russets large, Ss.15Go3.5o; medium. ss.35@4.75; small, Florjda tangerines: Brights, large, s1.25 @2.75; medium. s1,70@3.25; small, s2.10D S.lO. Golden, large SIPS @ 2.50; medium, s1.3O@3.05 small s1.30@2.S0. Russets. large, s1@1.35; medium, s1.25@2; small s1@1.S5.
 COFFEE NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-There was some scattered liquidation at the opening of the market for coffee futures today, but the up on renewed covering by near-month shorts of trade buying. The opening was to Eoints nd insb Eporss resofs oi from from the local spot market brought In buying at the decline. The close was at about the best showing net advances of 10 to March l1.u1c; May. lO52c; July. 9.e9c i; September. 3 .30c; December 9c.
 4s I5a4 @ 16c. No fresh offers were re- ported from Santos. Rio Is were quoted at 1l.40c in the cost and freight market, American credits.
 The official cables reported no change in Rio exchange rates or in the Rio flu lures market with Santos 50 to 75 reis lower. Later there were private reports of firniiiess in Rio which reelected in ooa and freight N ke 7od R1 so more and 800 for Jacksonville. Brazilian port receipts 3s.o0o, Jundiahy receipts,
 RICE NEW ORLEANS. Jan. so;-Rough rice Quieti no sales. Receipts. 6.6S4; millers' receipts, none. Clean rice steady: receipts. tt,o95; sales, l,660 pockets Blue Rose, O and polish unchanged.
 PRODUCE
 CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-Butter lower; cresmery extras, 4shc: standards 47Mc: extra firsts. 4704Sc: firsts, 45M @4eisc; seconds 44@45e. Eggs lower; receipts. ls,aos cases; firsts. 33@33hc; ordinary firsts 800 31c; miscellaneous 32@32hc. NEW YORK, Jan. so.-Butter unsettled yeceipts 1s.07e; creamery. higher than ex- tfas.f f4e@49%c; creamery extras 92 score, Aeih 6 4s%c. Eggs steady: receipts. 22 . 172 cases; New Jersey hennery whites To- cally candled extras. 53c do uncandled extras. 51@5Sc. Cheese firm. receipts. 201.619 podnds state whole milk flats held specials. 2ss4 G29hc; do average run, 2sGr2slac.
 CHICAGO STOCKS
 CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-Armour of Della ware. 99; Armour preferred. 93h; Com monwealth Edison. 129ls; Diamond Match. 1l7Is; Libby McNell- 7ts MiddIew es, Utilities 46%; Natonai Leather, 7%, swift S Co., 107; Swift Internationai, 1ss Union Carbide, 6sA; United Light and Railway. 71h; Wahl, 54%: Yellow Manufacturing B, 249: Yellow Taxi 72A.
 BUTTER
 CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-The tone of the butter market was weak with street stocks scarce and buying support lacking. Goods were offered at concessions and buyers held off for further declines. Some premiums were paid for fine butter. and these grades were well cleaned up. Trad ing in cars centralized was practically at a standstill. Dealers asked the current prices. but buyers refused to even make bids.1
 Some movement of storage cars Of 90 score was reported within range of 46h to t7c. Closing prices of fresh butter: S7 score, 44hc: ss score. 45c; S9 Score, 45%c: 90 score 47c; 9i score 4sc; 92