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Show FISH SUPPLIES ARE HELD UP ON THE ROAD Genoral Scarcity Prevailed Yesterday No Mountain Trout Hero for Three Weeks. - FISH shipments worn delayed yesterday. yester-day. Some of tho freight missed connections Bomewhore between Og-den Og-den and the coast, and tho consequence conse-quence was that there was practically no salmon, this fish having been very scarce tho day before. Small striped bass was tho best kind on tho market yesterday. yester-day. Tho snows In Idaho will cut Salt Laice oft from mountain trout for the noxt threo wooks. Supplies camo In quite plentifully from tho country yesterday, and Utah produce was for sal in large quantities. Today will see. much larger consignments coming com-ing In to all tho Jobbing houses in tho city. Radishes, lettuce, rhubarb, cabbages, cab-bages, green onions and all othor kinds of green 3tufT will be supplied by tho homo farmers. Prices show signs of coming down, and qualities of going up. Eastern poultry was the chief kind sold in tho last two days. Some large consign monts were received on Tuesday, and tMcse havo not ocen exhausted yet. The farmers havo not yet had time since tho rains ceased to send In their poultry, but today there will bo both Eastern and Utah hens and rhlckons. It was thought short tlmo ago that the top figure had been reached in grain prices, but it Is not at all improbable that tho state- of tho country roads, in conse-quouco conse-quouco of tho storms, will prevent any hauling from tho farms and Errantries, and soma more rnlslng will result. Hay, Grain and Straw. Oat straw, per bale J .30i? .35 Alfalfa , .11.0012.00 Timothy, per Ion. baled 16.COl6.CO Wheat, per bushel l.OOijbl.CO Corn, per owt 1. loir 1.45 Corn, cracked 1.40fi 1.50 Oats 1.651T 1.75 Rolled oats l.TSfh 1.S0 Barley, rolled 1.35fi 1.40 Flour, bakers' No. 1 2.50 Flour, straight grado ' 2. CO Flour, high patent . 2.S0 Rye ; 2.00 Graham flour 2.-tOTj 2.60 Cornmeal l.ttw 2.CO Bran l.OOftl.10 Bran and shorts 1.10-S5 1.15 Meats. Dressed beef, per pound J .07Q) .07 Dressed pork, per pound .08 Dressed veal, per pound 03ft .09 Drcsed mutton, por pound.... .05 Dressed lambs, per pound.... .05 Spring lambs, wholesale 3.00 Spring lambs, quarter, retail... 1.00 1-25 Poultry: Dressed hen,s, per pound J .165 .17 Ducks, por pound .17, Springs 16 .IS' Live poultry, per pound 13-ff .11 Live spring chickens 15fr .17 Frozen brollero 203' .23 Fruits. Santa Paula lemons, per box...Ji.00ft4.60 Apples, per bushel l.WJfl.50 Strawberries, per crate '. 3.00 Del Oro lemons 3.75 Ballclt lemons ',4.00 Hewes lemons 3.50 California oranges, per box 2.503.00 Figs and dates 5c, Sc, lOo Utah rhubarb, per lb .03 Pineapples, per dozen 3.00 Limes, per 100 1.60 Sugar. Beet sugar, per ICO J 6.0 Cano sugar D.S0 Vegetables. Winter potatoes, per cwt J 1.75 Wonningstcd cabbages, per lb.. .01 New potatoes, per box 1.6O Green peas, per lb .12 Beans, por box 1.60 Utah onions 3.50fr4.CO California onions 4.004.60 Cabbages, per 100 3.033.60 Cauliflower .15 Parsnips, per 100 1 25 Carrots 1.C0 Green onions, per dozen .15 Utah cabbage lettuce .30 Radishes, Utah .35 Tomatoes, per crate 3.50fi4.CO Spinach .01 Utah asparagus .10 Dairy Product?. Olcomargarlno .J .13g JC Butter, per lb .25 Cheese, per lb .12 Eggs, por case &.E0 Fancy cheese, per lb .131 Comb honey, per crate 2.75 Strained honey, por lb .07 Sweltzor cheese, per lb .18 Umburgor choese, per lb .15 Cream brick choese, per lb...'. .17 Edam cheese, per doz 12.OO Fresh Fish. Salmon J ' .1.1 Shad roe. per Jb.... ' ,23 Sturgeon .13 Halibut .13 Striped ban, per lb , .15 Shad, por lb .12 Mackinac trout .ic Mackerel '. .13 Soles', per lb .09 Flounders, por lb.. ,09 California smelts, per lb ,12 Codfish, per lb . .13 Catfish, por lb .13 Perch, per lb 10 Lobsters, per lb ,ig Crabs 2. CO |