Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-07-17 | Page 8 | Small Berries Put on Market

SILL BERRIES PUT OJPHET Price Put At 25 Cents Per I Cup: Apricots Appear; Utah Tomatoes Next Week. 1 l tah tomatoes In S limited qiiantlt I Will put In the:r appearance on the lo-, lo-, cal market next week - other vege-1 vege-1 tables expected are green corn, and .summer squash. I The tomato crop. It is reported, is being delaved considerably due tojhe i .. ness of the BSaaon, but Will be much larger than last year's crop, do-I do-I spile th- setback. Raspberries, blackberries, dewber-! dewber-! rles am d currants irre the new Ismail fruits whibb have matured and jare being offered for sale The firsl 'three mentioned are somewhat high at present, selling nt 25 i-nts- per cup I Lower prices are expected as the crop matures. Apricots were marketed thi morning. morn-ing. Housewives who intend to can this fruit are warned by grocermen to get wli.it thev can 'arly. and not wait for the lowering of prices. The crop will be vrj short, t is reported The pach crop, while not ready J el will ' also bo short rta'n nev. potatoes are being offered I at f and 7 cents per pound. In addl-' addl-' lion to the above named fruits and I vegetables, there .is a large supply of string beans, peas, turnips, carrots, lettuce, onions and other vegetables well as imported cantaloups and wat'-r ' melons. o o