Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-02-24 | Page 13 | Variety of Fish, Vegetables Noted on City Markets

Variety of Fish Vegetables Noted On City ity Markets Sea Foods Are Popular as Lenten Season Opens Fruits Also Find Local Favor Housewives need not worry over their menus for meatless Lenten days or those days when balmy spring weather brings jaded appetites to so many persons according to Salt Lake merchants w who o are stocking numerous numerous numer numer- ous spring delicacies The opening of ot the fresh fish ish season season season sea sea- son and the Lenten season within the past two weeks has been marked by bythe bythe bythe the appearance of numerous fish ant and sea foods in the local fish markets and butcher shops Fruits and green vegetables from more tropical climes than Utah's also appear on the local markets Prices in general are somewhat lower than for this seas season n last year TROUT POPULAR Fresh halibut and fresh salmon both selling at 30 to 35 cents a pound seem to be the most popular fish ish foods with Salt Lake shoppers Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rain Rain- bow trout retail for 75 to 85 cents a pound is another popular deli deli- cacy A tour of the markets indicated that Continued on Pace Pale Twenty-one Twenty Var Variety ety of Fish Vegetables Noted On City Markets Ma Continued From Pitt Thirteen lobsters arc bre selling for 50 cents a pound and crabs at 50 cents each lake trout and eastern whitefish at 45 tenth cents a pound filet of rock cod barracuda bar bar- red snapper deep sea bass bassand bassand and Sacramento catfish at 30 to 35 cents a pound filet of sole at 25 to to 35 cents a pound spiced anchovies silver liver smelts rock bass and yellowtail yellow yellow- tail ail at 25 cents a pound live clams and mackerel at 20 to 2 25 cents a pound sole at 20 cents and herring at 15 cents a pound Seal lops are selling at 1 a quart and oysters at a quart The Only local Ibeal fish on the market carp and suckers tr are arc both retailing at 8 cents per pound nan Finnan haddie haddle at 25 cents per pound Is apparently the most mast popular ot the smoked and salted fish on oct the mat mar MANY VEGETABLES Tempting green vegetables available avail able to the Salt Lake shopper Include tomatoes from Mexico at 25 cents a a. a pound hothouse cucumbers and aha peas At 27 cents a pound artichokes 18 cent each endive 15 c cers rs r's n a pound carrots turnips and beets 10 cents a bunch cabbage 5 cents a poUnd cauliflower and hothouse rhUbarb rhubarb rhu rhU- barb 12 cents a pound spinach 1 8 cents a pound and lettuce at from 5 S Sto to 10 cents a head The last of the Utah celery crop is ison on oil the market also Grapes at 15 cents a pound tangerines tangerines tan tan- at 8 cents a pound and avocados aye avo cados at 29 cents each or 49 cents a pound have been added to fruit stand stocks joining the apples bananas banana oranges lemons and grapefruit that have been on sale The apples not noton now on sale arc the tho Utah raised Delicious Jonathan and Rome Beauty v tits tes selling for 5 cents a pound and the Pippins from Washington which