The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 13

SPECULATIVE RISE. INVEGETABLES AND FRUIT LAID TO COLD nen | But Lower Than Ever Prices Are Predicted—Egg Flood Unabated. By P. Q. Foy. (Special Food Expert World.) Wintry conditions bave been seized gupon by speculators to advance prices ‘od most kinds of fresh vegetables, but as the present supply of vege- tables will not be curtailed, the at+ tdmpt to force consumers to pay nigher prices will result only e- creased consumption and conse y lower prices in the futu freeze, however, will decrease what the production of peac ples, cherries and other early fruits, but only in exposed sections, abd certainly does not justify an ad- vance. A leading wholasais receiver of Southern vegetables expressed the vituation thus: ‘While vegetables ve been sold at low prices for sev- eral months, consumers have been using more, but this advance in prices will cut consumption and bring sti lower prices.” Fresh eggs still are coming here in unprecedented quantities, and while low prices brought about a large con- } sumption, warehouses are filling up rapidly and wholesale prices are de- | ao LINDEN" Gees ' Lerllaaed ing fc the sree dencies in nore the lines of this Two seraps, vamp alightly weer Wale, aot iam tou ining off Risesia ‘What the high- of The Evening of ten- clining. New York City has received 1,279,219 cases of eggs, containing thirty dozen each, since March 1, an increase of more than 360,000 cases for the same period # year ago, The fast three days the arrivals of eggs footed up 118,711 cases, and the wholesale price dropped to 26c. to 27. 4 dozen on the grade known as firsts. Fresh western eggs should not cost the consumer more than 32c. a dozen, but as nearly 50 per cent. of the e; coming are selling at 24c. to wholesale, a price of 30c. to the con- eumer admits of a fair profit. Some consumers have white shelled eggs that they will pay from 8c, to 10c. a dozen more than uch a preference for | * for the same grade of brown shelled ewes, while pr ally all eggs are fresh at this on, Many retatl dealers select the white shelled eggs Sand pass them out as “white hen- | nery” at 10¢, to 15¢, a dozen over the price for the same grade of brown shelled eggs. The wholesale value of ees arriving here in the past six weeks was approximately $11,600,000, breaking all previous recorda. Fresh Western beef is quite plenti- ful and cheap in the wholesale mar- with common to good medium 8 First rib to 26¢ a pound, while chuck roast sbould not cost more than 20c to 28¢, and 30c should be the limit re- tail price on prime mb roast Veal calves are plentiful and cheap. :| Not only the nearby States, but the Western States and Canada are flood ing this market with both live and dressed veal calves. Legs of milk | veal can be retailed at 25c. a pound, while chops should not cost any more, and the juicy neck and breast cuts, if retailed at 12c to 160, admit of profit. Imports of foreign lamb for the last year have exceeded 100,000,000 pounds. There are still nearly 60,000,- 00 pounds of New Zealand lamb In freezers, and the new crop lamb be here in about two months Legs of finest New Zealand lamb, which wholesale at 18c. to 17c., can be retailed at 28¢. to 30c, and even less, A right-about-face the THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1921. while 80c should be the extreme re- tall price on rib chops, and loin chops should not cost the consumer more than 82c. The clruck or neck of lamb that weighs about six to seven pounds can be had at 100 to 120 a pound, and when boned {t costs the housewife| = bout lfc @ pound for golld meat. Any housewife who has not used these inexpensive cuts should ask her butcher to remove the bones, and she s| will have, either roasted or stewed. a >.| cheap and tasty meal. California asparagus is selling at $3 to $6 a dozen bunches. ooo All well conducted factory lunch rooms make a specialty of good coffee. It sus- tains weary bodies and tired minds and puts a smile in the day’s work, JOINT COFFEE TRADE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 14 Wall Street. New York -the universal drink Regal { It can be retailed at 400. to 66c. for ‘bunches weighing from two pounds up to two and one-haif pounds. New ‘Texas onions are wholesaling at 6c. a pound and should not cost consumers more than 7c, to 80. THESE soft and fluffy wool brooms dust your high mouldings, your pol- ished tables and piano, without scratching the sur- face or scattering dust. They take the dust in— and hold it—until washed. Duster $1.75. Wall brooms $2.75 and $3.25. | fewiss. Concer 457 STREET ann SIXTH AVE. NEW YORK has done to price-sh ee conscience begin the shoe business they got an immediate Regal cordovan is genuine horse-hide. V to burt about bow they spend — teponse in every one of their 57 factory. Regal kid is genuine gost-ckin—moe \ .. ‘ owned stores, is lal alata cud deni, Papi ott genuine calf. Think back a little and see how tea ost oes ue a that public Asto Regal wo! ip—you will be interested in the picture of the Regal folks acted about shoes. which is right-thinking enough to find out —_Custing-Room at the top of the page. People were rather proud to pay fif- that snob shoe prices do not have to be teen, eighteen and twenty dollars for tolerated. se 8 footwear, if did do a little Spri grumbli ~~ . Rigel pen fe AVA 7 There is a vast difference between a “* m0 go-ahead policy and a feel-your-way pro ‘Who questions that many of thesesame He aclects from 65 euthoritetive cis peggy yg ey Besse dat ad men today are ashamed to pay such prices? 5, fasts. He could scour the country gl gh i toga ga age ** © and not find a dozen exclusive styles that increase shoc values in a time when issues When, a month ago, the Regal shoe. 7" "°F included in the 1921 Regal line. o¢ extravagance must be faced and makers announced a right-about-face in overcome. 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