Seeing that you have an array of objects, treat it first like an array. So,
prices = [
{"HOURLY":"$309.75","Airport Fee":"$15.00","STC":"$52.66","Gratuity":"$61.95","Fuel Surcharge":"$5.00"},
{"HOURLY":"$329.75","Airport Fee":"$15.00","STC":"$52.66","Gratuity":"$61.95","Fuel Surcharge":"$5.00"}
];
console.log(prices[0].HOURLY); // will output "$309.75", value found in the first object
console.log(prices[1].HOURLY); // will output "$329.75", value found in the second object
// If you want to get all values of that one property in all objects in the array, you can iterate like this:
for(var i =0;i <prices.length;i++){
console.log( prices[i].HOURLY);
}
// If you want to get all values for each property in a specific object, for example the first one in the array, you can iterate like this :
for(key in prices[0]){
console.log("'" +key + "' = " + prices[0][key]);
}
This is how it's done in JavaScript.
I see you are asking about JSP however. Maybe an example like this is what you are looking for:
javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException: Don't know how to iterate over supplied "items" in <forEach>