The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-30
PLENTY OF FINE
fruit IN MARKET
Astrakhan Apples, Burbank
PIumS and Other Importa-
tons Received.

A few Astrakhan apples appeared on
local retail markets this week. selling
for Toe per pound. Quality and flavor
Of first California deciduous fruits
make strong appeal 20 the public and
ready sales have followed their APP
pearance. Burbank plums sold for t5c
per pound; tragedy plunIs, loo per
pound: freestone peaches and apricots.
sc per pound, and black and white
grapes. 15c per pound Some seedless
grapes appeared and sold for I0c per
pound
The first currants al loo per box
proved q drawing card on many mar
kets. Blackberries, l5c per box; goose
berries. loo per box; red raspberrles.
two boxes for Csc; Logan berries. 12ac
per box, and cherries at 15c per pound,
shows the market is steady. Decline
in prices may be looked for early next
week.
Extra fancy lemons are now selling
at 40c per dozen, the highest price
asked this season. Local jobbers are
predicting advance to soc and possibly
soc on local prices within the next two
weeks. The citrus fruit market, with
the exception of lemons, always shows
sales are light. Oranges sold through
out the week at from soc TO 65c per
dozen California grape fruit contin-
ued at 1Oc each. Imported lines at 30
Retail markets well supplied with
melons. Imperial Valley cantaloupeS
selling at from 10c each TO three for
/ Csc, depending on size. The quality
/ Of watermeions from Texas is good and
the selling price of 3bc per pound
caused heavy sales. Fresh figs at y
per box were the latest novelty OF
Tered by retail dealers.
The vegetable market shows con-
/ tinued good prices. Tomatoes. 15c per
pound; cucumbers, &c each; radishes,
two punches for &c; lettuce, &C per head
/ beets, turnips and carrots, three
| punches for 10c; green onions, two
/ punches fo- sc. dry Bermuda onions.
/ &c per pound. and parsley. &c per
| bunch. are bester selling prices than
have prevailed at any time this sea-
/ SON Very few old potatoes now on
/ the market and those offered at eight
pounds for 25c find quick sale New
/ white and red potatoes continue TO sell
for zoe per peck. Early Utah cabbage
and cauliflower. at sc per pound; Cali
| fornia bell and chill peppers. Sbc per
pound: new garlic. 3Oc per pound; Tex
! green corn 65c per dozen. are the latest
| and most popular arrivals on the Nege-
| table market.
fer fine variety of fresh fish, express
| shipments every other day keeping
/ stock in perfect condition Prices oil
last week are maintainsd, with me e1i
from 17tc TO zoe per pound; soles ad,
vanced from 12Ac TO 1bc per pound, and
halIbut from 15c to lac per pound
. ] Black OAeHs az oNI HNA bVtAANs
17Ac per pound. mountain trout, two
for CSC. and brook trout, 30c, show No
change in price. Lobster. 4Oc pei
\ pound, and crabs, S5c each, show tht
/ ruling prices OF the past ten days.
Eggs. 25c and 30c per dozen; east
4 ern cheese. 25c 20 zoe per pound; call
fornia cheese. 20c per pound; limbur-
ger. coo per pound. and camember'
| cheese, CSC per box. are the same a.
quoted last week. Butter has advanced
from Csc to 4Oc per pound.
SprinR chickens. at Csc per pound
hens. CSC per pound and squads. SOC
per pair show slight decline.
Retail meat markets quote meat ~
follows: Rib and loin veal chops, %
per pound: shoulder, 1zic per pound
family pOrterhouse steak, &c; SINAI
porterhouse. 30c per pound: rib anS
loin pork chops, Csc per pound; shout
der pork chops, 15c: spring lambs, 35c
fall lamb chops, rib and loin, zoe; NUT
ton chops, rib and loin. zoe; shouider
15c per pound. and round steak, 49,
. / per pound.