Show PEACHES IN INTHE THE F Fine ne Ripe Ones May MayBe Be Bought for 20 Cents a Pound Ripe ju juicy jucy c p peaches ches from California ar are the latest arrival on the market the first making their appearance yes yes- They hey are of the stone cling variety and sell at 20 cents a pound Apricots made their appearance earlier earlier ear ear- lier bier In the week They retail at 3 POU dS pounds f for r 25 cents Cherries are bringing 10 to 12 cents Pineapples are gradually coming down and are arc arenow arenow now worth 25 cents each The Utah strawberry enjoys a virtually virtually virtu virtu- ally clear field fied In Salt Lake now Oregon Ore- Ore son Ston berries are aIe only received In small quantities and It is found unprofitable to o handle them when the fine large laIge I Utah bory can be sold for or or three boxes I for or 25 cents cent Red raspberries and blackberries blackberries black- black berries are retailing at two boxes for or 15 cents The s season on for these berries will ill be very Yen short I The arrival of tomatoes from Texas ls I is s marked by a considerable consid drop in the price of this vegetable and also a much finer looking finer article They are selling ellinS' at vo t pounds for a quarter and andare arc are much larger and better ripened than the California tomatoes were Cucumbers are receding in price and andare andare andare are now bringing 5 to 10 cents according accordi accord accord- i ing to size size New potatoes are being brought to town in small quantities by Utah f farmers They COIT cone corre a little higher than the California kind Five cents a pound is asked for them while the California tubers which are mu much muth h larger arg r sell at seven pounds for a tar ter Utah peas bring 5 5 cents a p pour ur Wax Vax beans from California are 15 cents Muskmelons still hold up to 15 cents with 10 cents for the thc very small ones Next week weEl will see Ie the arrival arriva in tir the market of mountain trout and black bass Dass' At the b ginning beginning of the season I the price of these fish will be he high trout probably selLing at 40 to 50 cents i a a. a J. J pound and black bass 20 to 25 c cents The big demand for spring c chickens keeps them up to the same prices 35 33 to 50 cents a piece Hens are 16 c cents cent Eggs come at 20 cents straight now nov Butter ter is 20 to 2 25 cents |