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In January 1980, when BLS started tracking the price of these commodities, ground chuck cost $1.82 per pound and bacon cost $1.45 per pound.By this June 2014, ground chuck cost $3.91 per pound and bacon cost $6.11 per pound.A decade ago, in June 2004, a pound of ground chuck cost $2.49, which means that the commodity has increased by 57 percent since then.Bacon has increased by 78.7 percent from the $3.42 it cost in June 2004 to the $6.11 it costs now. In one month, beef increased from $3.85 in May 2014 to $3.91 in June 2014.Bacon increased from $6.05 in May 2014 to $6.11 in June 2014.acon has increased by 78.7 percent from the $3.42 it cost in June 2004 to the $6.11 it costs now. In one month, beef increased from $3.85 in May 2014 to $3.91 in June 2014. Bacon increased from $6.05 in May 2014 to $6.11 in June 2014.
Of the items listed on a per pound basis, butter was the. most expensive in 1913, selling for slightly more than 40. cents per pound. By 2013, prices for coffee, steak (round. and sirloin), chuck roast, bacon, and cheese were all. significantly higher than butter (using the January 2012. average price for butter because average price data for. butter were not available for 2013). Of the average price items listed, egg prices have increased.