The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
UTAH PRODUCTS
ARE CHEAPER
Home Grown Fruits and Vege-
tables More Abundant.
FINE TROUT AND BASS IN
END OF THE WEEK BRINGS NO
CHANGE IN MEATS.

Home grown vegetables and fruits are
growing cheap as they ripen and become
more plentiful. Green corn has taken an
other drop as have cauHfiOwer. cabbage
and apricots- Utah tomatoes are now on
the market at 10 cents a pound Home
grown green peppers have taken the place
of the foreign variety and can be had at
about half the price of the imported
product A carload of Texas melons was
received by local commission house
YESTERDAY. They are the oldest appear
ing lot of watermelOns seen here in q
long time. being of every conceivable size
A lot OF fine Idaho trout and black bass
arrived in town yesterday. Fish dealers
report halibut quite scarce There was
scarcely any on the market yesterday.
Meat prices remain stationary There IS
no shortage of cuts among the retail
dealers resulting from the packers strike
Rhubarb has disappeared from the
market.
Yesterdays retail quotations:
Meats.
Beef. 10c to 20c per pound.
Veal prime. 121z to 2oc-
Mutton. Sc to 15c.
Pork I2c TO 15c.
Spring lambs. front quarter. 81; hind
Dressed lamb. 12lsc to 2Oc; lamb chops.
Belgian hares, live. $50 per pair.
Fish.
Sturgeon I5c.
Red snapper. SC.
Sea bass. 15c.
Cod fish. 15c
Barracuda. 15c.
Idaho trout 40c per pound
Black bass. 55c per pound.
salmon. The per p,und-
Heibut, 15c.
Striped bass 2Oc.
Whitefish 20c.
Mackinaw trout, &c.
Soles and founders, I'm
Catfish. 15c-
ShGd. 15c
Perch. 15c.
Western mackereI, fresh, zoe; salt, lie
TO DC
Spanish mackereL 2Oc per pound
Smells. l5c per pound.
Fresh Goldfish, 15c-
Crabs. Z5c to 30c each.
Shrimps. A9c per pound
Poultry.
Hens. live. Ice; dressed. 1Sc per pound.
Spring chickens. dressed roasters, 25c;
bTOileTs, soc per pound.
Broiiers. frozen. 22c per pound
Dairy Products.
Butter. creamery. zoe to 25c per pound:
ranch. 15c TO 20c per pound
Eggs, 3oc TO &c per dozen.
Cheese. Utah cream. PIC 10 10c per
pound: eastern. 121zc; Iimburger, 20: i'm
ported Swiss. 40c: brick nc
Honey, comb. 15c box; strained. 25c per
pint.
Vegetables.
Pots toes. new Utah. soc per peck.
Cabbage. Utah. PIC per pound.
Cucumbers. 2l-c each.
Radisbes. / &c per bunch.
GauHfIower. Utah, TIC per pound.
Tomatoes, 1Jc per pouno.
Rhubarb. &c per pound.
Tomatoes, California, 10c to 121zc per
pound
Wax beans. Sc per pound.
Broad beans. SIX pounds for CSC.
IUrnips. Gizl per bunch
Young beets. 21zc 70 , 1-3c per bunch
Parsley SC per bunch
Peas. &c per peck
Carrots benches Sc
Lettuce. Utah. , punches for sc; CALI
fOTnia- &c per bunch
Onions. California dry, 5 pounds for &c;
green. I 2-3C to PIC per bunch.
Celery. sc per bunch.
Peppers. green, 20c per pound
Yellow squash. sc per pound.
Summer squash sc and 10c each
Green corn, 39c per dozen
Fruits.
Grapes. sc Der pound
. Raspbe.ries. red, 1-3c per box; black
Biackberries. Utah. 8 1-sc Der box.
CantaIOupes. California 10c to 15c each
Plums f0c and 15c per pound
Pruues 10 and 15c pound
NToOSepeEElrSs > 1-Jc 10 lDC per pound .
Lemons. 20c to 20c per dozen.
Figs, 15c per package.
Dates. 20c Per pound.
Cherries. pie, I-3c; black tartarian.
15c uound-
Oranges. Valencia. 2Jc to SOC. per dozen.
Currauts, 7lzc box
Bananas. 15C to 40C Der dozen.
Cocoanuts Zee to Sc each
WatermeIons. Texas. soc to 75c.
Peaches, 15c per pound.
ApricOts. Utah. sc per pound
Utah apples. 3 1-3C per pound
Utah pears, S 1-3c per pound.
Grain.
Bran and shorts. 8 % per hundred
Corn. 81 s. per hundred.
Oats. g. - per hundred.
Wh1a-. S1-1o TO $40 per busheL
Barley. feed. 80; Iolled. $50
Baled Hay and Straw.
Alfalfa. SO per ton.
Timothy. SIS per ton
Straw. 45c per bale.
Flour
High patent s2sa
Straight grade. $50.
Bakers No. I g 81