| Show BUSINESS NOTES Mury AIcGralh han transferred to Aaron Koysor for 52330 the southwest quarter of the soutlnvfHt quarter the northwest qnnrlnr of the southwest quarter the southwest quarter of the northwest qiwr Eel of section zc township 1 south range SI 1 east also C0x2I0 rods In hq northwest quarter of section 2 township 1 south range I east together with certain water rights The property Is l situated near the henc of Big Cottonwood canyon In Summit Sum-mit county A 1 fThe bank clearing yesterday were 523 oTOGI compared with 5C2G2355 for tho corresponding clay of last year d I S City Recorder J O Nystrom yesterday began the advertising or tin citys Inten lon to pave South Tomplo street from State street to Third Weal or from tho Eagle Gate to the Oregon Short Lino depot a distance of five blocks The paving district will bo known us NO7 and the Recorder estimates the total cost to the taxpayers at 13 a running foot to bo SSGOoS p Real Estate Transfers Abstract of Recorders tIle Salt lc county January 9 I 1902 4 1 Anna Ilnllen to Sarah A McCona chile warranty deed 1 lots U and 15 block 1 JIunterM subdivision 170X James 11 Turner to Henry f fur v ncr warranty deed 17 acres north of touthuent quarter of section 21 l h township 2 outh range 1 west 150i Theo Biuback lo 13 J Muff warranty I war-ranty deed lots 11 and 12 look S Oakloy subdivision I Robert F Averon to Thomas H Turner warranty deed lots 13 and 1 and oast 16 fint of lot 15 block 13 Coats Corurns Lake Breeze addition < 1 Thomas B Margetts to Arthur Tl MargotlH warranty deed 52 A feet by 2o rods southwest from northeast north-east corner of lot S block lf platA plat-A 1600 Mary airOrath Park City to Aaron KOVFOI arranly deed 120 1 acros section 2S township 1 south rjinuq 4 cast etc 2CO William F Aikin to 1Iuldnh M 1 Haven warranty deed 3x10 rods lot 3 block 2 plat F I SOO Huldah M I h JIavcns to John Meyer bolT warranty deed same ISO James Cheaney to J n Simpson warranty deed 2x10 rods northeast from 10 rods north of Fouthwcst corner of lot 1 I block 12 plal A 1 < Harriet 1 Vawdrey to Thomas Yaw drey Jr warranty deed 1 l i acres northwest of soulhcant iiiarter of section 2 township 3 south range least 1 John Hughs to Alice II Treharn wurnnly dec part of lot S block 1 fiveacre plat A 5 John Ilughs lo Sarah T Lowry warranty war-ranty deed part of cnme C Julia Brixen lo DennIs Klely quitclaIm quit-claim deed Thrush lode uct Mountain 10 John S Groesbeclt to Rberhanl Bow on quitclaim deed Interest In Mollle Bird lode Little Cottonwood < Cotton-wood n 1 Theo Bruback to James J G Cocking quitclaim drcd lot 13 block S Oak icy 8uhdlI lon 1 Total S350 Stilt Lake Markets Tho markets were wHl supplied yesterday yester-day with hri onable meats fish game vegetables and fruit and the houxowlfc had quito a variety from which to choose to provide tho Sunday dinner Prices arc generally about the same as have been ouolcd for the past few weeks with a higher tendency In poultry which Is very scarce and is I nearly all Imported from Eastern Stads Turkeys were quoted yesterday at from IS to 2 cents a pound geese and cpriig rhlckens at 17t cents liens 15 cents ten I ducks 3 rents a brace mallards f 0 and G cents n brace These are about the last ducks of the season ns the panic law governing them will bo up on tho 15th of tho present month Rabbits are retailIng retail-Ing at 15 centy apiece and arc quite plentiful plen-tiful Squabs bring 10 cents 1 brace A few green peas were noticed on the market yesterday retailing at 20 cents a pound A very nice quality California lettuce Is I to be had at 6 cents a head Utah cclerv seems never to have Ijen letter than now and sells at I cents i stick Brussels sprouts brIng 20 cents a pound onions and radishes 6 cents a bunch pumpkins and squashes 10 to 20 cents eachi cauliflower 10 to TgVfc cents n pound Hwcef potntoeB 7 pun for a quarler Irish potatoes r cents to H per bushel cabbage 1 cents a pound Prices which hiA o governed l In tho salu of flour and grain by retailers for ncverai weeks nnt holt good as follovj High liatert flour 245 per hundredweight straight grade 22 bakers grade 215 Farmers arc paid 75 cent per bushel for wheat 51 f < 0 per hundredweight l for corn Sl25 for rye BIO for barley 110 i I for oats l 511 per ton for loose timothy SJ1 to 512 for loose alfalfa 75 cents pei bushel for potatoes Utah ranch eggs are very carce and very high retailing at 35 cents J dcen Eastern case eggs bring i cents t Own Considerable Eastern nmt T Is now offered of-fered for salo on tho Salt Like market bringing 25 cents < poiuid Utah cream 2 cry sells at 3 cents a pmnrl and Utah ranch butter at 20 and 25 cenli At tho meat dealers the following prices arc given on fresh and cured meits Prime ribs of roast Ii to 171s cents a pound veal cutlets 20 cents pork and mutton chops 15 cents rausago and Hamburger Ham-burger steak two poundo for a quarter pOllncn sliced boiled ham z cents a round sliced ham 20 cents bacon 20 coins sweetbreads sweet-breads 4fi cents a pound calves liver 20 cents a pound mutton and pork chops 15 cents a pound Oranges arC becoming more choice each week and fairly good ones are to be had now at 20 and 25 cents a dozen The larger larg-er ones however bring 80 ems Apples hold their own and bring from r5 lo t3 per bushel Cranberries sell at two quarts for a quarters bananas 25 and 3 cents a dozen lemons r t 33 cents a dozen figs 10 to 20 cents a pound dates 15 and 20 cents a pound Fish dealers are selling salmon at 17J cents a pound sturgeon and striped bass Ifj cents California while herring halibut hali-but codfish soles perch shad flounders herring two pounds for a quiricr crabs 2 hrrlnl M i cents each lobsters 15 cents I nound oysters RO l cents a cnn tin 1 centi l Quart blue points 20 cents a dozen Rockawaye 50 cents a dozen |
