Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-04-28 | Page 9 | Prices Are Unchanged

PRICES ARE UNCHANGED Green Greel Goods Reported Plentiful but Re R RI tailors Cannot See Sec Reduction Until I Utah Supplies Supplied Flood Market There has been little material change in retail prices during the past fort fortnight fortnight fortnight night Green goods goo sarc are coming In plentifully and while there has been enough to supply the demand demands there has been little if any reduction In cur current current current rent prices The outlook is for a con eon of present conditions for sev soy several several eral weeks After that Utah products product will wIl be on the tre market and then retailers look for more or lesii les Ies material reductions reductions tons Cucumbers yesterday retailed at two for 5 S cents cent asparagus was quoted d at 4 pounds for 25 cents 5 6 centa cents per pound lettuce two heads head for 15 cents radishes two bunches for 5 cents rhubarb 3 cents per pound green onions two bunches for 6 5 cents pota potatoes potatoes potatoes toes 13 cents cent a pound string and wax beans 30 cents a pound green peas 12 cents a pound parsley 5 S cents a bunch dry onions 5 I cents a pound carrots 5 cents a bunch turnips and beets beet 10 cents a bunch Butter Buter and eggs ruled rule about the same the price for tor the best brands of creamery butter buter being 40 cents with a lower grade In the market at 35 cents The meat market continues high with wih no Immediate prospect of any ma material material material reduction Some Somo Idea of prevail prevailing preal prevailing ing prices may be had llad from the follow following lug ing In as quoted by the principal dealers Lamb chops a pound veal 20 to mutton muton chops 20 to steaks 15 to SOc pork chops 20 to boiled beef 10 to roasts ron 12 to hams I 22 to and bacon 25 to Fancy meats were correspondingly high