Show JUT UTAH AH PRODUCTS COME I. I INTO LOCAL MARKETS I Oranges Orang s are re holding study steady at ct the recently ly attained high prices price selling I no now now at Qt between 40 anti ana 90 cents a a aI I dozen I Sugar has not changed 8 a hundred hundred hun bun dred tired pounds S Flout is at at at a hundred pounds t I Eggs Egg have havo shown a a slight weakness I and are selling at 65 55 cents strictly fresh J Butter is CO nh 60 cents a p pound und I Eggplant 20 cents n it pound i Utah celery ity improving 5 and ond Md 10 cents cento a bunch California lettuce 10 cents a head Florida grapefruit from 10 cents to 2 cents each t Cranberries S j. j 20 cents a pound Apples from the tue Northwest 3 pounds fOI for 25 cent cents I Peas 20 cents a pound S Sweet potatoes four pounds pound for 25 i cents I i Radishes two bunches for 1 15 cents Dry onions onion 5 cents a pound Iii Grapes 25 cents a pound Halibut Advanced 5 cents selling now at nt 35 cents a pound I. I Salmon has undergone the same in inflation in in- S 1 Chicken 35 cents a pound broilers I arc scarce By Whit Burnett ett S Four or five inches of snow may not be entirely agreeable to several thousands thousands thou thou- sands of Salt Sail Lakes Lake's leading citizens but t just l that much of the beautiful f which fell feIl In city cHi this week has ag I already begun to show its Influence I upon the local market and on the I whole the influence has not heels been een A Abad 1 bad one S I I Utah celery that product of the fertile fertile fer fey tile fields 19 of oC the Beehive st state te which has achieved such a reputation j I throughout the nation has begun to at attain at- at tam tain talT its true crispness esK the qu quality lat lat-I which it has baa lacked since its t Hn-t ar arrival nr-I nr rival rl par early parly last fall Many ian shipments of oC Utah hunch bunch I goods gonds have lusse arrived In the last few days fresh from tho the snow blown fields t California green goods have continued con t to arrive tram from rom the coast and shippers report only slight delays in shipments Shipments from New Nest Ne orleans and Florida however it is said eaid have beer beefs l loss less certain and bananas and I grapefruit grapefruit grapefruit grape grape- fruit have been coming Into the local market at spasmodic intervals I Which brings up the fact speaking of grapefruit that Salt Lakers are areS not I eating as much grapefruit as they did aid didat at the same time lest last year ear or at any anytime anytime anytime I time before Dealers ascribe the reason rea yea conservation son lion to the general sch schemes mes put Into effect by local housewives housewives house house- wives and arid the abolishing of the house I fruit mm from their homes as as s an unnecessary luxury have continued in Idaho potatoes I regular shipments from the north and anci I Ithe the supply Is still fed by the surplus I in the collars cellars and pits in the farming I districts of or that state The rhe cold weather It its good rOOd I Irhe I effect upon certain seasonable vegetables vegetables vege vege- I I tables will h have ve reverse influence upon the poultry and egg market egg t men sa say The supply of eggs eggs' this winter h has s been comparatively good due duo probably probably probably ably to the good weather The coming of the sudden cold wave may force torce the I price price of eggs up It is intimated It all depends however upon the attitude the he hens take i The staple market has shown no change In the last week Halibut and salmon talmon apparently because be be- I cause of a shortage have gone up another another an- an I lother other 5 cents a pound The price is inow j i now nosY 35 cents a pound the pound the same price as chicken I |