The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 13

2) cnn tenable etn ‘with common. to mediim steers that are now offered at from 130 to isc a the large uptown retail markets were | here they are, unsold.” price "tapree Packers Have AG Aghin Over-| pound, but is charged to. conrumers reached Themselvés in Too Liberal Storage. ' P.Q. Foy. (Special Food Expert, Evening World.) There is a sufficient quantity of sugar in the United States at pre- sent, without the addition of another pound, to supply the full per capita consumption unt next March, or “over five months from Oct. 1. the — supply exceeding 2,000,000 ‘This will be welcome news to the housewives of the Nation, who were led to believe that there. would be a prewen of supply and demand. On Octo! 1914, finest creamery wholesaling at while the same grade ig now whole- saling at 61 cents cde 100 go cont above the pre-war 0 that the large ore eperuiated ery butter this year at & high price and placed it in storage does not justify the exorbitant prices charged consumers on fresh cream~- ery, which is coming here in unheard- of quantities from five of the largest creamery producing countries in the world. A Feading the wholesale district stated in rela- tion to the aye butter situation wantea % i ur but that it te quite ywded wit! itter @ famine in nulated sugar when The aimeurt to get space for any other Bvening World smashed the refiners’ | food, such as poultry. Consider the and importers’ conspiracy, which | present market on creamery entirely ran the price up from 6% to 22%¢ @|too high, and unless the present pound by misrepresenting the avail-| prices are adjusted, the butter situ- - = cugp ly wae 4 a > a het ation might become ag serious ag the price in most retail) present situation on sugar.” Pt gen ay od thoy PTousewives were well repaid for shopping around to fill their market baskets on last Saturday. The only two items that sold at excessive prices were creamery butter, which was re- tailed at from 68¢ to Tic a ac- cording to the neighborh: and pork chops at 65c @ pound. The operations of the large beef companies are some- what puertle. The Evening World called attention last week to their ef- header” and selling it retail at th to tee, A decline in the wholesale cost of sugar at the close last week brought the prices down to 12.740 @ ined, a drop of lag a the week, while fered” at 1%o a pound, t the end of the week. Housewives meee a CMe pod of fe present plentiful supply sugar and put away the surplus of fruits| forts to force wp prices, but the con- that are now congesting the whole- | sumers held off and prices last Satur~ sale market and selling at about the|day dropped from 2c to 40 # pound, «{ cast of freight and package. An- compared with the previous week. of The wholesale houses are congested OPPENHEIM. CLUNS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Tomorrow Only! A Remarkable Offer Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hose Value 2.50 seat 1,75 Full-fashioned, pure silk hose, double lisle garter tops and soles. Black, White and Cordovan. Jersey Sfik Vests. A beautiful selection of plain and lace trimmed fancy ribbon 2 50 shoulder strap models. Flesh only. Specral Lisle Jersey Bloomer Made of fine lisle jersey, elastic at knee. Colors are Pink and 9 5 el White. Special from these medium steers, while ‘The imports of creamery butter Sorter , SUGAR N A het eribrmous, a ovr rer addition to the il b= OW pad ereps rope po th from | Selghborhood were selling the same ’ and is Otering creamery butter od down here at 40 cents a pound. Sy piney “last ier rapidly at $2c to $4c on legs and hind- quarters, while some retailers charged it. | 86e for T, ae Sk. while Ba chops sold at to e stewing ter bee costs from 38 to 48 cents a of im, mation ana the ordinary t from ary cute of bee! as jan! Sieh on oot trek, arena mes brisket and chuck buts, were offered at from se to ibe a pound. 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