. Kanadische Lebensmittelhändler Januar-März 1919. 100 9 00 9 10 0 90 0 92 Melasse Zucker - Standard, granuliert 10 26 10 30 Nr. 1, gelb 9 76 9 80 Käse, Ontario, Zwillinge 030 0 30% Eier, frisch, Doz 0 43 Eier, Fall 0 40 Frühstücksspeck 0 30 0 88 Butter, Molkerei, Pro lb 0 62 0 54 Butter, Milchprodukte, Pro lb 0 47 0 50 Butter, Whirlpool 0 42 0 46 Margarine 0 S 3 0 36 Schmalz, reine, lb 0 30 0 80% Schweineschmalz, Compound 0 27 0 t 7% American klare Schweinefleisch 56 00 65 00 Keef, corned. 4 90 Tomaten, 3 s, Standard, Fall 4 00 Himbeeren, 2 s, Ontario, Fall 8 80 Pfirsiche, 2 s, standard Case 6 00 Mais, 2 s, standard Fall 4 30 Erbsen, standard Fall 2 90 App

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. Canadian grocer January-March 1919. 100 9 00 9 10 Molasses 0 90 0 92 Sugar— Standard, granulated 10 26 10 30 No. 1, yellow 9 76 9 80 Cheese, Ont., twins 030 0 30% Eggs, fresh, doz 0 43 Eggs, case 0 40 Breakfast bacon 0 30 0 88 Butter, creamery, per lb 0 62 0 54 Butter, dairy, per lb 0 47 0 50 Butter, tub 0 42 0 46 Margarine 0 S3 0 36 Lard, pure, lb 0 30 0 80% Lard, compound 0 27 0 t7% American clear pork 56 00 65 00 Keef, corned. Is 4 90 Tomatoes, 3s, standard, case 4 00 Raspberries, 2s, Ont., case 8 80 Peaches, 2s, standard case 6 00 Corn, 2s, standard case 4 30 Peas, standard case 2 90 Apples, gal., N.B., doz 4 00 Strawberries, 29. Ont., case 8 20 Salmon. Red, spring, cases .... Pinks 11 00 11 50 Cohoes 14 60 16 00 Ohums 8 60 Evaporated apples, per lb 0 18 0 1S% Peaches, per lb Apricots, per lb 0 22 0 23 Potatoes— Natives, per bbl 3 25 Onions. Can.. 7.>-lb. bags 2 50 3 50 I emons. Cal 6 50 7 00 Oranges, Cal.. case 7 00 S 00 Grapefruit, case 6 50 7 50 Ransnas. per lb 0 09 0 10 Apples, box 5 50 March 21, 1919 47. Meat Dept. Means Other Business Vegetable and Other Lines Naturally Associate Themselves With Butcher Department —Much of This Profitable Trade is Lost to the Exclusive Grocer — Geo. A. Gow Was Without This Department For Some Months, and Noted a Marked Decline in Profits as Result iLF |ArIE meat business is of valueto the grocer as a business-*- builder for many reasons, stat-ed George A. Gow. Lock street, Hamil-ton. It unquestionably assists the gro-cery department to make a good show-ing, and under good management itshows a good profit for itself. But itis not so much either of these factorsthat make it appear of importance tome, but because along with this bus-iness usually goes the sale of vegetables, and a score of other incidentals, linesthat show a good profit, a business thatis usually lost to the store that has nota meat department, or at least, businessthat inclined to be very slim unlessit is joined in some way to a meat de-partment.

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