The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1921, Page 13

] ~ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, ‘WHOLESALE PRICE SHOW SHARP DROP, SAVEFOR CHICKENS Butter and Eggs Decline in the Last Week—Potatoes Low= ‘ est in Ten Years. _ By P. Q. Foy. (Special Food bait th of The Eve- ning ‘The level of juste valnes is now lower than for several years, and white butter and eggs were the two last items to decline in favor of the consumers, a decline of fo @ dozen in esa was recorded during the jast week, Tho grade of cars known as Western firsts dropped from 79¢ @ wetk ago to 650 a dozen on Saturday, Wholesalers do not think present prices can be sustained and I look for a further drop next week. The finest creamery butter is now Wholesaling at 50c to 510 a pound, while nearly 2,600,000 pounds were unloaded here last week, with 1fberal imports still afloat, which may result in still lower prices. Several requests were made by cor- porations for comparative wholesale values in some of the principal items of subsistence that obtained in Janu- ary of this and last yeur, which are as toilows: WHOLESALE PRICES. Commodity, Jan, Grramery, estrus, thee 8 ‘Jan. 22, 1920, Dressed veal, ib Dreamed bogs. 1b. Romsting Chickens, 9.00 | ized by the public, which should also 0| know that many hotels and office ‘The list given could be increased almost indefinitely, while only two of the items given—roasting chickens and fricassee fowls—are higher than a year ago, There is an Influx of live poultry here in carloads, the re- ceipta last week footing up 234 car- loads, the value of which was ap- proximately $1,300,000, This poultry s kosher dressed and should not cost housewives more than 4$c a pound for fricassee and 35¢ for roasting chickens, ‘The drop in the price of fresh eggs last week was not reflected in the retail prices, which ranged from 83 to 9% cents a dozen, In spite of the lberal quantity of Chinese, Japanese and other foreign ess now on @ale bere, not one retail dealer advertised them. ‘Most of them had their emes tigged fancy “State” “Hennery,” and a few dealers im tho! Harlem ‘district displayed |, signs | reading “Fresh Western Dgxs.” ‘The prices charged for erancry| butter by more than 90 per cent. of the retailers is out of line with wholesale price. ‘The w kin of prafit to dealers wholesale price of creat 6 cents a pound, while mos etail dealers are now chargin sumers from 8 cants to 10 cents over | wholesale price, and some even more, Fancy creamet butter can be re tailed at 56 cents to 58 cents and fairly good creamery can be retailed At & profit at 52 cents to 54 cents a pound. Pork loins have declined to! 4 cents on light and to 17 conte on| heavy loins, and can be retailed at from 23 cents wo 2 while pork chops should not cost more than 33} cents retail, A Mount Vernon house- | wife complains that her butcher is} charging 45 cents a pound for pork joins and 55 centa for steak. ‘bis 8 simply extortion, ven if the laing were cut from light, Jersey or Stato hogs, a rv cents would profit, while, wholesaling 4 pounds, a retail p! parterhouse steak, whi than 36 should not cost. more cents | and % cents on finst cut of rib roast, also gives the retailer a generous and| fair profit Potatoes are selling at lower pri in the whe t than nearly ten y i can be retailed cents to 3 cen ported Danish about one cent sale market. L pound in the whe GETS LIFE AND § 5-YEAR TERM. Burgtar’s Pardon on Murder Charge | Conditional on Good Behavior, burglar, recently cond wd that if Hos kowltz misbehaved any. t FIND INFANT’S HEAD. ‘That of New-Born Infant, Physt- clans Say—Call Police, About to carry basement of No. jast night, Peter Saylor found on lop of the ashy he head of an infant. He notitied the police of the Laat 10th Street tion. The head was to Bellevue Hon- pital, where after an examination, phy siciahs said, it was that of an Intent about two hours old. Detect! patriel investixeted. but thus efforts have been futile, far ‘ifs | io] high presmure,* said a statement is- LAWYER BLAMED | FOR CLOTHING WAR Employers Partly to Blame, Dr. | Leiserson Says, for Piracy in Hiring Methods. Acoorling to Dr. William M. Leiser- son of Rowhester, who for a brief period was “impartial chairman” of the men's clothing industry, the main cause ot the labor troubles in the needle trades here, was the interference of “an outaide laywer and a small group of manufacturers who misled their asso- clates.” At the same time he places'a share of the blame on employces for their failure to improve working condl- tions and who, “after agreeing to main- tain Gxed rates, continued to steal help from one another, and thus created an artifical level." Both the unions and the manufacturers, he charges, were in sincere In their avowed desire to effect a fair settlement. As a remedy Dr. Leiserson recom- menda that the public insist upon a “thorough airing of the facts, the ex- pulsion of agitators, the lawyer and the group who brought on the strike." ‘The lawyer to whom Dr. Lelserson re- fers Is Harry A. Gordon, No. 347 Fifth Avenue. aceon TO AVERT BOILER PERILS. New Board Says Steam Has Power of Dynamite, Steam boiler explosions and the sub- sequent toll in human life will be re- duced, it was promised yesterday, through a national movement launched by twenty State engineering bodies, in conjunction with the Boiler Code Committee of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, No. 29 West 39th Street. ‘The new organiza- tion aims to aid the National Boara of Boller Inspectors in bringing about more careful boller construction. “When @ boiler is running at normal High Pressure sued at the society's headquarters, “every pound of water has the power of a pound of dynamite, and for this reason the eteam boiler is the most dangerous element in general use in the world to-day—a fact Ittle real buildings In New York and in other cities have their steam boiler directly under the sidewalks.” Joseph F, Scott of Trenton, N. J., has been elected Chairman of the new board. The first meeting will be held in Detroit, Feb. LS “COFFIN NAIL” FOE UNPAID. TOPBKA, Jan. 24.—The Kansas Anti-Cigarette League has refused to pay Miss Lucy Page Gaston, its organ- izer, any more salary or to be responsi- ble for bills incurred in her campaign against the cigarette, Miss Gaston an- nounced to-day. She will go to lowa to begin the organization of a State League there, ‘The controversy resulting In Mis Gas- ton’s dismissal began when she ae nounced that Coffin Nails, a gine devoted to the Anti-Cigarette | Le anus interests, would be Bearttern in Topeka. The national headquarters of SUBMARINEISNOT | Naval Expert Calculates -K-5 Makes 301 Submersibles Lost otherwise, since the war clouds burst over Europe in 1914. Of the 300 subinarines previously lost 200 were German, fifty-four Brit- ish, sixteen French, twelve Russian, eight Italian, eight Austrian and two Turkish. The aggregate, says Hurd, is probably far higher than this cal- culation reveals, for tite Central Powers never made a full and com- plete statement of their losses, But the figures are sufficient to correct the popular impression that the sub- marine is an all conquering type of man-of-war which goes about the seas permcine destruction without in the thereafter he he wishes SNEEZES: OUT GOES GAS. MISTRESS OF SEAS (way one vamity to Jama i a Using Blectric t Gas supplied in Jamatc | greatly deteriorated in qu “It went out when I sneexed!"" explained to her husband. Mr, Hyatt, who wa New York doubted the possibility of this had to drive a nail in the room, and at the frat blow of the ham- mer out went the gas. “We'll have ¢lectric light: Twatt, and they now hay Mra, Hyatt can sneeze In ight and comtort, and her husband can drive all the nails In Now htm, qn a + anoord Jn hos ne for many yoare | Custom House, | Shortly v — Mr, 4 for the Unitea pleasure trip, | SIX IN FAMILY DI DIE IN FIRE. WASITINGTON, COURT HOUS we Adkinn, h of here, yesterday staid o.4! Six members of the family of living fourte were t miles to death |" dd their| wid when fire de BROOKLYN= M. COHEN 116 Tth Ay. Cor. ATth Ot Open Bvenince ——__! | OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Ray Seal Bay Coat Seal (Trimmed) Coat, 175.00 165.00 Scissors Ready Fortiegua in Chicago refused to ape prove the proposed publication. ’ Only Savings Banks may use The LAW and the SAVINGS BANK The purpose of all Law is to safeguard the public and its possessions. ' against loss. most conservative and sound. ceive salaries. insure the safety of deposits. the word “SAVINGS” in the name of the Bank. are the People’s Banks. SAVINGS Bank depositors sleep well nights, They know their money is safe! SAVINGS BANKS ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 56 Weat 45th Street, New York City Get Your for Friday! Accordingly, the Law prescribes limita- tions for the actions of individuals, cor- porations, banks and public institutions. The Law surrounds funds entrusted to SAVINGS Banks with strong safeguards / The Law does not permit SAVINGS Banks to have stockholders who share in the earnings on investment of deposits. The Law restricts SAVINGS Banks to those loans and investments that are the The Law permits only employees to re- Trustees of SAVINGS Banks cannot draw salaries unless actively employed by the SAVINGS Bank. ! The Law requires trustees of SAVINGS Banks to maintain a guaranty fund to The Law requires yearly examination by the State Superintendent of Banks of the financial condition of SAVINGS Banks, ' SAVINGS Banks in New York State Furs At Drastic Reductions That Mean Tremendous Savings Following Are a Few of the Many Items Bay Seal Coat (Dycd’ Coney), 30in. long. Aust. Opossum Collar and Cuffs. Value 276.00 125.00 Bay Seal Coat (Dyed Coney), 40 in. long. Large Cape Collar and Bell Cuffs. Value 295.00 Sale Price 165.00 Sale Price Bay Seal Coat (Dyed Coney), 36in. long. Skunk, Opossum, Bea- ver, Squirrel trimmed. Sale Price 175.00 Hudson Seal Coat (Dyed Musk- rat), 36 in, lon Large Cape Collar, Bell Cuffs. Value 376.00 Sale Price 225.00 Hudson Seal Coat (Dyed Mush. rat), 36 in. long. Skunk Collar and Bell Cuffs. Value $75.00 Sale Price 295.00 Moleskin Wrap, 45 in, long; 25 inch deep Collar and self Bell Cuffs. Value 725.00 Sale Price 395.00 Hudson Seal Wrap (Dyed Musk- rat), 45 In. long. Skunk Collar and Cuffs, Value 796.00 Sale Price 475.00 Caracul Wrap; superior skins, 48 In, long, Deep Cape Collar, Natural Skunk, Value 1050.00 Sale Price 595.00 Also High Grade Scarfs atSale Prices Remarkable Sale Continued The Highest Grade tne . ling to complaints of many consu Auta. Wan prey fx Since War Began, a (hat GE NS ABS Adkins was probably fatally LONDON, Jan. %4.—The K- D. Hyatt of No. 9% shelto followed the explosion of a ; 000° ND cording to the calcvlation of Archi- |e afters, [nto which. Agking et eer bald Hurd, naval expert of the Daily y were aitting In thelr living | start it quickly. ‘The dead are OVERCOAT s| Telegraph, wan the three hundred and |feom ohe evening recently when Mrs. | and four children, and Walter ( frat cubmarine to be sunk, whether {Hyatt felt a draught that mado her|#n uncle of M The OR) ree by offense measures, accident or | sneeze. Immediately the gus went out. Last. cite At a az) them before. 36-in. Longeloth “ Ae i he. its 32-in. 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