Show WHEAT AND OATS CONTINUE HU H Limit of Price Reached Though and Will Soon Lower CANTALOUPES CHEAPER I I Expected That There here Will Nill Soon Soon I Be Fewer and Dearer Stra Strawberries No 0 special features mark the local hay grain an and produce market except except except ex ex- ex- ex I that wheat and antI oats continue atan at atan atan an exceptionally hl high h figure Dealers Deniers Deal Deni- ers ore state however er that tho the limit of the therise therise rise in price price- of those these products has been beun reached and that as soon as the then n new w crop gets on the tho market the tho prices will lower Idaho first-class first oats are quoted at 1 and feed wheat at S 2 2 a hun hun- dred re This Tins Is an Increase of ot 5 cents in the tho price of oats over that of or last st week Barley Darley of or choice variety is Hated list Hat cd ed at 1 70 Ol Old lucerne is 13 13 an and choice timothy 16 a ton delivered in fn inthis this tIns city All of the above prices appi apply apply ap ap- ap- ap pi ply to wholesale lots lota strictly In the retail market prices priceD remain practically unchanged from last week California peaches have havo dropped from IGe Hio to lOo lOe a 3 pound Strawberries have about reached th their ir zenith in quantity and a diminishing with corresponding corresponding cor cor- responding increase In fn prices is ex ex- Cantaloupes Are Arc Cheaper A feature of the tire week weel Is the re receipt re- re of ot a shipment of fine cantaloupe which are aro selling at 10 and If 1 cents I accor according to size Following aro the prevailing prices New l potatoes CalIfornia California California Cal Cal- 8 S poun pounds s for 25 5 cents Utah Q Ii pounds for 20 25 G cents Asparagus 6 bunches for or 25 5 cents Cabbage e 5 cents a poun pound Green peas 3 pounds for tor 25 5 cents Cucumbers Cucumber 5 cents each Green onions 2 bunches for Cor 5 S cents Lettuce Utah 3 bunches fo for 10 cents California 2 Z bunche bunchie for or 15 cents Turnips 2 bunches fer C 5 j cents Ra Radishes 2 bunches for G 5 cents Tomatoes 15 cents a a. pound Cherries 10 cents an and 12 2 1 cent Apples California 3 poun pounds s for 25 cents Apricots 10 cents a pound Pure Pine apples 35 36 cents to 75 cents Oranges Or Or- anges 30 cents 40 cents and 50 cents Bananas 30 cents and 35 cents Texas watermelons watermelon 50 cents Gooseberries 2 quarts for tor 25 26 cents Lemons 25 5 cents centz Grape fruit fluH 2 for 25 cents Plenty of oi Fj Fish Fish dealers report that not for a n along along long time has there been a better supply on the m market Usual prices prevail Features are arc white fish yellow yellow yellow yel yel- low pike and Lako Lake Superior trout at 25 cents and sunfish at 15 cents |