(A) Every person selling ice or offering ice for sale shall at the time of delivery of any ice sold, weigh the quantity of ice delivered, and for that purpose shall be provided with a steelyard balance or other apparatus for weighing such ice, which shall have been duly adjusted and sealed by the City Sealer in accordance with the provisions of this chapter; and all ice sold within the city shall be sold by avoid upon weight, unless it is otherwise especially agreed in writing upon between the buyer and seller.
(B) No person shall sell any potatoes in the city except by standard weight as herein provided.
(C) All fresh berries, cherries, currants and other small fruits, sold or offered for sale in the city, shall, in the absence of a special agreement in writing signed by the parties thereto to the contrary, be sold by Standard Avoirdupois Net Weight, numerical count or in uniform size baskets, boxes or other receptacles containing one quart, one pint or one-half pint standard dry measures, or multiples thereof, and in no other way, and the said receptacles shall be uniformly and evenly filled throughout. Said baskets, boxes or other receptacles in which or out of which, such berries, cherries, currants and other small fruits are sold or offered for sale, shall not be required to be tested and sealed, but the Inspector of Weights and Measures, or any of his deputies, may at any time test the capacity of the basket, box or other receptacle in which, or out of which said berries, cherries, currants or similar small fruits are sold or offered for sale.
(D) No person shall sell any bread by the loaf in the city unless the loaf or loaves of bread weigh 12 ounces or more.
(E) No person shall sell any apples or bananas in the city except by standard weight as herein provided.
(F) Nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prohibit the sale of fruits or vegetables by numerical count, except as otherwise provided herein.
('71 Code, § 1-32-12) Penalty, see § 10.99