Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-04
Cold Storage
 Liquid Eggs
SEIZED BY FEDERAL INSPECTORS
 AND CONDEMNED.
BEEF UP TWO CENTS
New York Retailers Nervous Over Ad-
 vance in Wholesale Prices-Dead Give Away on Strictly Fresh Esssy

New York. Feb. 3-The only food product in the New York markets to- day whio1 showed a disposition to be reasonable was eggs, and even the best ones were regarded with suspicion by buyers after the days disclosures. Three hundred cans of liquid eggs such as used by bakers were seized in a cold storage warehouse by federal in SpectorS and condemned. Hotel keep CTS complained that some of their strictly fresh''- eggs, supposed to be from suburban farms, had been found pencilled with the names of girls who live in Ohio and farther west.
 Fresh BIuefish Dearer Than Choicest
 Steak
 Nevertheless the price of eggs did re- cede, whereas the wholesale price of almost everything else eatable advanc- ed as resolutely if the word boy colt had never been mentioned Fresh bluefish were dearer than the choicest steaks. and all other fish advanced sharply, owing to the increased demand here and at Boston. Lamb and pork advanced a cent a pound. Beef jump ed two cents, and shipments from the west were reported in diminished vol umes.
 Retailers Nervous.
 Owing to the advance in wholesale prices, there was nervousness among the retailers, who have not yet dared to advance their figures. Many of them said tonight. though, that they would be obliged to do so if the whole sale prices kept on climbing. What the Grand Jury Found in Swift
 & Co.'s Cold Storage.
 New York, Feb. 3.-In Swift & Co.'S plant, it was learned tonight, the grand jury found stored 460, ,000 pounds of beef, 50,000 pounds of poultry and a great quantity of lamb, mutton, pork, butterine, sausage meat, hearts. flyers and tripe Some of the meat, accord ing to James Brady, superintendent of the plant, had been in stofage since last April. The jury will be in session again tomorrow. Employees of Swift & Co. have been subpoenaed to appear. Would Place Cold Storage Under State
 and Federal Control.
 Pittsburg, Feb. s.-LegisIation that will place cold storage warehouses un- Ter federal and state control as far as he distribution of food products is concerned is advocated by State Sen ltor James l.. Adams who has been the high prices of food prod Icts in preparing a bill to be intro- iuced in the next legislature. A fed .ral or state licensessfor these ware iouses is the first step in MT. Adams | ,lan.
 Weekly reports of their receipts of | .ggs, butter, meat and poultry to the | and also to the state pure food | commission would also be required |
  moving exactly the amount of food | 'roducts withheld in these warehouses rom distribution, and in times of | tringency would order the cold storage Iouses to place their wares on the earket.
 'oston Wholesale Prices of Meats
 Continue to Rise.
 Boston, Feb. 3.-Thaf the district at orney of Suffolk county may have ann le material with which to go before he grand jury, if he so desires, Will am R. Scharton. secretary of the Bos- 0n No Meat club, has collected a large mount of statistics regarding recent l hipments of cattle from this port hipments of beef here, the amount of rovisions in cold storage. in the city nd other details which he will tomor- 0w present to District Attorney Pel- tier.
 The time the foodstuffs have been in .orage will be included in the report oupled with a treatise by well nown doctor on the effect of cold -orage on provisions.
 The wholesale prices of meats con- nued to rise today, but did not affect le retail prices. Beef went up 75 ents a hundred weight and lamb also ad a sharp rise. fomen of Pittsbure on the Warpath. Pittsburg. Feb. 3.-Women of Pitts nrg have jointed in the revolt against l igh prices, and tonight they formed le Housekeepers' Cooperative asso- alton, with several hundred delegates om the women's clubs of the. city. he women charged the merchants of le city with using short weights and l ensures and raising prices unneces- Lrily. A series of general stores is to be ] tablished which will purchase direct { orn the farmers and other producers. { Id a scale of prices will also be es- I blished which will produce profit { fly sufficient to cover the expense
 the enterprise. A committee was ' osen to draft plans.
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