The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
STRAWBERRIES
OUT OF SEASON
Native Variety May No Longer
be Had.
SPRING MEATS REMAIN HIGH
RASP3EREIES AND MELONS AT
A REASONABLE FIGURE.

Strawberry season closed with doors OF
retail stores OF Salt Lake last night.
" hiie the season has now passed il does
not necessarily mean that Il viii be i'm
possible TO obtain the berries at all dur
ms The coming week There viii still be
= lev straggIers for sale but they viii
RIonaDiy De oVer-ripe or nearly tasteiess.
Even the berries soId during the week
Just past were Of q pocr quality and many
restaurants cut them off the menu in "a
Nor OF California blackbsrries or Utah
raspberries.
The latter may be had during the next
ten days at reasonable figure. varying
more or less as the weather allows ship
ping Cantaloupes, the Texas and Cali
IoFnia varieties. are much in demand.
Ihey have improved in flavor during the
past week Watermelons have been par
tcuiariy firm and rire this year and
should soon be dropping to a lower IIg
ure- California anricots and peaches viii
drop sooner or later during the next two
weeks. depending upon the arrival Of the
IA tiVe-groWn fruit
An active Saturdays trading was re-
ported in al lines. Lamb is rather high
az present. as is chicken Tomorrow may
bring some changes for the better OF the
housewives purse in the way OF meats.
Yesterdays quotations:
Meats.
Beef. 10c to 20c per pound
Veal. prime. 12lz to 20c.
Mutton. Sc to 15c.
Pork, I2c to &c.
Spring lambs. front quarter. 81; hind
Dressed lamb. 12lsc to 2Oc; lamb chops,
&c
Belgian hares. live. $50 per pair.
Fish
Idaho trout. soc per pound.
Black bass, &c TO Sc per pound.
Salmon. 1Ilzc per pound
Hslibut, 15c-
Striped bass. 20C.
| Whit5fish. 9Gc.
MackinaW trout, 0c-
soies and fiounaers. 1.lzc.
Shad. l5c
AIackereI fresh. 2oc:: salt. 15c to zoe
Smells I5c per pound.
Fresh Goldfish. 15c.
Crabs. Csc to 30c each
Red snapper, 2oc per pound
Shrimps, 40c per pound
Poultry.
Hens. live lac: dressed. 1sc per pound
Spring chickens. dressed. Soc pound
Broiiers. frozen. &c per pound.
Dairy Products
Butter. creamery. 2Oe TO sc per pound !;
ranch. 15c to 29c per pound.
Eggs. zoe 10 &c PEI dozen
Cheese. Utah cream. 12lzc to 2cc per
pound; eastern. IKE: ff1nburger, -; IN
ported Swiss. soc; brick. sc
Z
Vegetables.
Potatoes. old, s159 per bushel; new,
/ California, pounds for sc; new. Utah'
5 pounds for 25c.
Cabbage. Utah. sc per pound
CucuTnbers, SC each
Radishes- I 2-3C Der bunch
Cauliflowe-, Utah, 10c per pound
Rhubarb. g per pound.
Tomatoes. California OF Mississippi.
1oc Der pound.
Wax beans. pounds for &c
Turnips, PIC per bunch.
Young beets. 2lkc to 3 1-Sc per bunch
Parsley. Sc per bunch
Peas. 30 cents Der peck
Lettuce Utah. 2 punches for SC; Cali
fornia, SC per bunch
Spinach. 33sc per pound
Onions. California dry, s pounds for &c
I green. 3 punches Tor &C
Celery. sc per bunch.
/ Peppers. green. Acc per pound.
Fruits.
/ Raspberries. I0c 10 I2lse per box
/ Rlackberries, California, l5c ner box.
I Cantaloupe, California or Texas, 10c
each.
/ Plums. SOC per basket: lee per pound.
/ Goose berries. Sic per pound.
Lemons Santa Paula, 30c per Dozen
! CoCOanuts. 10c each.
/ Figs. 15c per package.
/ Dates, z0c Der pound
/ Grape fruit. for pc
Cherries. Utah. 1oc to 15e; pie, sc per
4 pound.
/ Oranges. navels. 30c to 40c per dozen;
I Mediterranean sweets. 15c to Doc.
/ Bananas Soc Der dozen
] Pineappies zoe to sc.
Waterme1ons. Texas. SOC to &c.
/ Peaches. , TO 1Oc per pound.
| ApricCts, . pounds pc.
Grain.
Bran and shorts. $40 per hundred.
/ Com $40 per hundred.
! Oats. s.. 50 per hundred.
/ Wheat. S1-10 to 800 per busheL
/ Feed barley. $50 per hundred.
Balsd Hay and Straw.
! Alfalfa. So per ton.
Timothy. SIS per ton.
| Straw, sc per bale
Flour.
High patent. $3.50.
! Straight grade. $3.50.
Bakers No g 20