Price Problem Becomes Critical

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C&EN's Quorterly Report on Current

PRICES

• CHEMICALS PHARMACEUTICALS

• REAGENTS RESINS

• WAXES PIGMENTS & DYES

• OILS • RAW MATERIALS

Special List:

REAGENTS A N D LABORATORY CHEMICALS

First Quarter, 1957

Price Problem Becomes Critical Rising costs continue to narrow profit-

margins on growing list of competitive chemical products

JLJEMAND FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUS

TRY'S products continued at a high level in the first quarter of the year, with sales running 8.7% bet ter than the first three months of 1956. We may witness some flattening of the economic growth curve, as some chemical executives have predicted, but there were no indications of a serious setback in the early months of 1957.

Of more concern, perhaps, to chemical manufacturers at the moment is the continued rise in prices resulting from advancing costs of production and distribution. A machine going uphill in high gear can cause jitters as much as one going down. Chemical sales hit a new record of $24.7 billion 1956 and may reach $25.7 billion in 1957 (C&EN, Jan. 28 , page 70) . Some of the gain must be attributed to this inflationary trend.

Prices of many of the industry's tonnage inorganics and organics advanced during the first quarter. The more important were methanol, formaldehyde, pure alcohol, vinyl chloride monomer, sodium, urea, calcium chloride, titanium pigments, stéarates, as well as the industry's products of more advanced processing. Among the latter were rayon yarns, cellophane, tetra-ethyllead, and widely used pharmaceuticals such as penicillin, bromides, and salicylates.

• Operating Costs. Raw materials which enter chemical manufacture are becoming more costly. Petroleum toluene and xylene advanced IV2 cents to 3 5 1 / 2 cents per gallon, and rock salt deliveries from the New York state producing area rose 3 cents to $1.07 per 100 pounds . Phosphate rock has been strengthening in Florida as the result of fuel oil costs. Fuel costs are higher for other chemical operations, and the same is true for steel drums and other containers. Average weekly earnings in chemicals and related products were $88.58 in January this vear against S84.87 at the start of 1956.'

Transportation costs a re u p over a year ago; and because of the competitive nature of the chemical business, manufacturers must absorb freight charges in whole or in part . Monsanto says its freight bill for a year is more than $35 million, no t counting the pipelines, pumps, switch engines, trucks, barges, and warehouses which

are all necessary for moving its huge chemical output.

• Container Problem. Monsanto s situation with containers is probably typical for the industry. The company has about 100 basic containers, ranging from bottles holding a pound to barges for 1250 tons of styrene monomer or for 9000 tons of fertilizer. Costs may vary from a 2-cent kraft paper bag to a $175,000 insulated barge. Monsanto spends about $11 million a year for one-trip containers and operates a $1-million inventory of returnable containers.

Table I. Chemical Price Index (Base period 1947-49 = 100)

All commodities Chemicals and

allied products Industrial

chemicals Inorganic

chemicals Organic chemicals Paint materials Drug and pharma

ceutical materials Fats and oils.

inedible Fertilizer materials Soaps and syn

thetic detergents Explosives Plastic materials Synthetic rubber

Jan. 1957

116.9

108.7

123.5

137.7 116.3

99.0

49.7

58.7 105.9

1O0.6 133.8 107.9 124.6

Jan. 1956

111.9

106.3

120.O

134.5 112.8

98.6

51.4

55.6 113.1

96.2 129.5 108.7 125.1

June 1950 1O0.2

92.1

96.3

1064 91,3 86.8

68.3

48,8 98.5

81.3 103.3 99.8

100,3

These are the reasons behind the current squeeze placed on manufacturers by rising costs and prices for chemicals. Du Pont's president, Crawford Greenewalt, says the problem facing his company and others lies in arriving at competitive selling prices that satisfy customers, contribute to expanding markets, and yield a reasonable return on investment. J. A. Woods of Commercial Solvents says almost the same thing. Benefits of increased business volume, he observes, are offset by narrowed profit margins on certain products. Costs continued to rise in 1956, but competitive conditions prevented corresponding price increases.

• Consuming Industries. For chemical consuming industries, the picture is not promising. However, one major industry which suffered a setback last year, the automobile, is doing better, and its leaders expect to sell 6.5 million cars in 1957, or 10 cc more than 1956.

Automobiles and aircraft, directly and indirectly, account for an increasing percentage of chemical consumption. The aircraft industry is expanding at die accelerated rate of 3 % per month as a result of government purchases of aircraft and guided missiles. The expansion will probably continue throughout most of 1957, whereas the auto industry has yet to meet its real test in the spring buying season. Both industries have become important consumers of plastics, synthetic coatings, and light and heavy metals.

Construction does not look promising as far as new homes are concerned, bu t this situation may be offset by a larger volume of industrial building and by federal and state spending for roads and other public works. Privately financed homes in 1956 totaled 1,097,-

Chemical Prices vs. A l l Wholesale Commodities BASE YEAR INDEX 1947-1949=100 (Quarterly)

CHEMICAL PRICES ( INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS ) ALL WHOLESALE COMMODITIES

85

65 1951 '52

C H E M I C A L PRICES

ALL W H O L E S A L E C O M M O D I T I E S

'53 1 1 1

54 '55 I I

*56 '57

130

115

100

85

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droxide, sodium carbonate, and anhydrous ammonia, and price changes in this group have been few. Barium carbonate advanced $4.00 per ton, and the calcium chloride schedule recently was raised $2.00 per ton. Both increases reflect production costs. One of the outstanding price upturns in fertilizer materials was offered by urea. A large eastern manufacturer raised his schedule $5.00 per ton to $100 at t he plant, to become effective April 1. Other urea makers have not yet followed suit.

Crude sulfur continues at $26.50 per ton at the mines and appears to be stabilized a t that level despite Mexico's expanding shipments. One U . S. consumer is reported to have contracted for 100,000 tons over a 10-year period from Gulf Sulphur Corp., and increasing amounts of the Mexican product are said to be going to Europe. The current quotation for Mexican dark or blended c rude sulfur is $25 per ton. Refined sulfur in the U. S. advanced 50 cents per 100 pounds, establishing the bagged material (sulfur flowers) at $4.74 per 1O0 pounds at the plant.

• Metcit Derivatives Down. Metals, especially copper, came under great pressure in the first quarter, and marked price declines took place in their chemical derivatives. Copper sulfate, some 63,000 tons of which were produced last year as an agricultural fungicide, went d o w n as much as $1.00 per 100 pounds t o $12.90. Copper cyanide came down 2 V 2 cents per pound to 72 cents, and reductions of 3 / 4 to 2 cents per pound were effected for the carbonate, chloride, and related items. Tin salts were given several reductions as a result of the tin metal decline to within 1 cent of the $1.00 level, and lithium hydroxide receded 2 cents per pound to a range of SO to 8 1 1 / 2 cents.

• Sodium a n d TEL. Sodium came into the market spotlight with an advance of 1 cent to 17 cents per pound as three leading producers announced plans for expanded capacity. Tetra-ethyllead is still the largest consumer of

Sulfuric acid, 06°, ton

Caus t ic soda, solid, cwt.

Benzene, 9 0 % gal.

Glycerol, U S P , lb.

E t h a n o l , synthetic t anks , gal.

Acetic acid, glacial, cwt.

Table 11. 1948

$17.00 15.00

3 .05 2 .84 0 .21 0 .21 0 . 3 9 7 * 0 . 3 9 7 4 0 .28 0 .24 9 .12 7.G2

1949 $17.00

17.00 3 .05 3 .05 0 .22 0 .20 0 .39 1

0 .24 1

0 . 2 8 0 . 2 6 8 .60 7 .50

Price Trends in Six Basic Chemicals 1950

S 1 9 . 8 5 17.00 3 .35 3 .05 0 .37 0 .22

4 0 . 5 8 Λ 0 .2474

0 .32 0 .26 9 .00 7 .50

1951 $ 2 0 . 0 0

19 .85 3 .35 3 . 3 5 0 . 3 7 0 . 3 0 0 . 5 4 7 4 0 . 5 4 7 4 0 .40 0 . 4 0 9 .00 9 .00

1952 $20.00

20.00 3 .35 3 .35 0 . 3 8 7 4 0 .30 0 .4474 0 .34 0 .40 0 . 4 0 9 .00 9 .00

1953 1954 $ 2 2 . 3 5 $ 2 2 . 3 5

19 .61 2 2 . 3 5 3 .70 3 . 3 5 0 . 4 0 0 . 3 0 0 .44 0 . 3 3 0 .40 0 . 4 0 9 .00 9 .00

3 .85 3 . 7 0 0 , 4 2 0 . 4 0 0 . 3 3 0 . 2 9 0 . 4 0 0 . 4 0

10.00 9 . 0 0

1955 $22 .35

22 .35 3 .85 3 .85 0 .36 0 .36 0 .29 0 . 2 9 0 . 4 0 0 .40

10.00 10.00

1956 $22 .35

22 .35 4 . 3 0 4 .10 0 .36 0 .36 0 . 3 1 7 2 0 . 2 7 7 / · 0 .47 0 .42

10.50 10.00

1957 $22.35

22.35 4 .30 4.30 0.36 0.36 0 .27 7 / s 0 .27 7 / i 0 .47 0 .47

10.OO 10. OO

M A R C H 2 5, 1957 C & E N 6 1

Chemical Inventories and Sales INCLUDING ALLIED PRODUCTS, BILUONS OF DOLLARS (Quarterly)

1 CHEMICAL SALES 6

4

2

0

1 1 CHEMICAL SALES

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200, one sixth less than the 1955 count. This lower rate continued during the early months of 1957.

• Synthetic Fibers. Textiles, one of the largest users of dyes and chemicals, did not have a good year in 1956, and the first two months of the current year brought little or no improvement. Some cotton fabric mills have gone on a five-day basis, and here and there you find cutbacks occurring in rayon and synthetic fabric production. Textile manufacturers' sales dropped from $1,184,-000,000 last November to $1,095,000,-000 in January.

On the other hand, sales and uses for noncellulosic synthetic fibers continue t o expand. D u Pont sold more nylon, Orion, and Dacron in 1956, and nylon met important new applications in such, things as tires and carpets. Current use of noncellulosic fibers today is slightly under 500 million pounds a year. Frank J. Soday of Chemstrand predicts that this figure will increase to around 1.1 billion pounds by 1965 and to some 4 billion pounds by 1975. The industry now has nine major synthetic fibers derived from polymers based upon chemical raw materials.

• Pharmaceu t i ca l s Out look . Chemical demands by the drug and pharmaceutical industry are expected to run slightly higher than 1956. Antibiotics and vitamins should continue to lead sales at t h e manufacturers ' level, with hormone products and tranquilizers probably becoming the outstanding growth i tems. Prescriptions dispensed at retail last year rose 97<r to 629 million, according to the Medimetric Institute, and made even larger gains in dollar volume because of higher prices. Dollar volume was placed at $1.3 billion in another estimate.

Crop income and weather uncertainties render agricultural chemical forecasts uncertain at best. Some in the industry look for bet ter results during the season ending next June than the 22,096,000 short tons of fertilizer consumed in 1955-56. Increased attention will be given to anhydrous ammonia for direct application, nitrogen solutions, and high-analysis materials. Meanwhile , the over-all ammonia supply situation has improved.

• A d e q u a t e Suppl ies . Generally, supplies of the heavy tonnage inorganics appear to be adequate. This is especially true for chlorine, sodium hy-

C&EN'S NEW QUARTERLY REPORT O N CURRENT PRICES

sodium, but the processing of titanium and zirconium offer the metal an expanding market. Tetraethyllead, both motor and aviation mix, was advanced by Du Pont and Ethyl Corp.

Among synthetic resins, firm and higher trends were noted among the urea and melamine surface coating products. A prominent manufacturer advanced the melamines V 2 cent per pound in the eastern area and urea resins 1 cent. In t he West, melamines were left unaltered, while ureas moved up a cent. A large supplier of resins for the coatings industry announced a 1 2-cent advance for all nonphthalic

resins, epoxy ester resins, and all alkyds. Vinyl chloride monomer is also in a

strong position. I ts production passed the 500-million-pound level long ago on increased capacity. However, spot quantities became difficult to round up early in the year, and leading sellers asked higher prices. The asking price for tank car deliveries has become 12 cents per pound, a n d contracts calling for shipments over 1957 are reported negotiating between 11 and 12 cents.

As against these developments, the resins market has witnessed a continued soft price situation for polyethylene. With production of high-pressure types reaching the marke t in large volume,

S A L E S , C h e m i c a l & A l l i e d P r o d u c t s v s . A l l M a n u f a c t u r i n g BILLIONS OF DOLLARS (Quarterly)

CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS ALL MANUFACTURING 100 CHEMICALS |

A N D ALLIED PRODUCTS

I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1950

1 1 *52 '53 54

I i I '55

1 1 1 '56

25

sales came at discounts of 10% from listed quotations, and more recently are reported to have been even lower at 35 to 36 cents. The earlier list price was 41 cents. Dow cut expanded polyethylene.

Rising production costs probably best explain the price upturns which took place during the first quarter among important organic chemicals. An advance of 2 1 / 2 cents for methanol

A new organic sulfur compound

for you r evaluat ion . .

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to 32V2 cents, tank cars, found reflection in formaldehyde, p-formaldehyde, and hexamethylenetetramine. An upturn of 1 cent in bromine to 32 cents per pound, the first change in this product in a long time, was followed by price advances of 1 to 5 cents in the bromides.

Medicinal chemicals and pharmaceuticals on the whole have been more stable. Probably the outstanding development in this group was a reduction of 60 cents in reserpine to $2.40 per gram, the result of improved production techniques and larger output. There was a drop of 10 cents in sali-cylamide, bringing the price to $1.15 per pound. The factor here was competitive selling. The story in vitamins in recent years has been one of constant reduction in price. One of the most recent changes takes B6, pyridoxine hydrochloride, from 37V3 cents per gram to a low of 2 9 1 / 2 cents.

Price trends in materials used in the paint and coatings industry were mixed. The cadmium lithopones were lowered anywhere from 35 cents to $1.15 per pound, while pigments based on titanium were higher. Both rutile and ana-tase grades of titanium dioxide were advanced a cent per pound, and fractionally higher quotations were effected for t i tanium calcium rutile pigment. Amyl acetate moved upward one-half cent per pound, and turpentine lost 1 V 4 cents after several increases totaling 2 3 / 4 cents per gallon at Savannah. Cobalt driers and salts declined from l 3 / 4 to 5 3 / 4 cents per pound, and stéarates moved up 2 cents.

Paint sales set a new high record in 1956. Sales for the first 11 months amounted to $1,483,000,000, against $1,459,000,000 in the same period of 1955.

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PRICES Quotations are all per pound unless otherwise stated and apply to quantities normally involved in commercial transactions. An effort has been made to confine the compilation to the basic quotations of manufacturers, such as tanks, carlots, and less than car-lots. Smaller quantities and shipments which involve special packing usually command prices higher than those listed. This list is prepared by C&EN's own staff in cooperation with manufacturers, dealers, and importers. The next quarterly list will be published June 24 , 1957. Correspondence and inquiries concerning this price list should be addressed to CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS, 2 Park Ave., New York 16, Ν. Υ.

Acetaldehyde, 99%, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., dlvd tanks., dlvd

ammonia, drums, l.c.l., wks.. . Acetanilide, NF , powd., 225-lb.

drums, % 100-lb. drums

Tech., flake, bbl., c i . and l.c.l., dlvd

Acetic anhydride, tanks a n d c.l., non-returnable drums dlvd.. East

Acetoacetanilide, 200-lb. bbl. and less, dlvd., Eas t

Acetoacet-o-chloranilide, 250-lb. bbl. and less, dlvd

Acetone, drums, c.l., dlvd drums, l.c.l., dlvd tanks, dlvd

Acetonitrile, tanks and c.l., wks. Aceto-phenetidin USP, powd.,

1000- and 20O0-lb. lots t Acetophenone, 25- and 4O0-lb.

lots Tech., l.c.l., drums, wks

JV-Acetyl-DL-Methionine, l.c.l.. . 2-Acetylthiophene, b .p. 105°,

5-lb. lots Acid, abietic, cryst., drums, c.l.,

wks Acetic, glacial, tech., synthetic

drums, (extra) c.l . and l.c.l., dlvd-, East

tanks, J or dlvd USP, c.l. and l.c.l., d lvd. . . . CP, synth. cbys., dlvd

Acetylsalicylic, USP, crystals, 20-40 mesh and 80-mesh 250-lb. drum, dlvd

Starch granulations, 12-50 mesh, 10% starch white.

Pink or green, 10% starch, 250-lb. lots

16% starch, white, 250-lb. lots

20% starch, white, 250-lb. lots

Adipic, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd Alkylnaphthalene sulfonic,

500-lb. drums, wks Amino acids (aminoacetic, see

Glycine; others listed in normal alphabetical order).

p-Aminobenzoic, NF, 100O-Ib. drum

Tech., drums, % wks /S-Aminopropionic, lO-gram

bot ρ - Aminosalicylic, drums,

10001b., dlvd Anisic, 100-lb. drums, X lots

of 10,000 1b Anthranilic, tech., bbl . , l.c.l.,

t sublimed, bbl., l.c.l., wks. . .

Arsenic (anhydride) tech., powd., 100-lb. drum

Arsenous, USP, powd., drums, kegs

Ascorbic USP (vitamin C), 5-25-kilo drums, X kilo

Coated, 97.5% kilo . . . .kilo DL-Aspartic

Battery, cby., c.l., Eas t wks. 100 1b.

Benzilic, 100-lb. drums, J. . . . Benzoic, tech., 100-lb. drums,

any quant i ty dlvd USP, synth. 100-lb. drums

dlvd o-Benzoylbenzoic, c.l., l.c.l.. . Boric, tech., 9 9 M % , cryst.,

bags, c.l., wks ton gran., bags, 100 lb. c.l,, wks.

ton

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0.30H-

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126

101

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Acid, boric, bulk, c.l., wks powd., c.l., wks ton (USP S25.00 per ton higher)

Broenner's tech., bbl . t Butyric, 99%, drums, c.l.,

and l.c.l., X or dlvd tanks, same basis

Capric, 9 0 % drums, tanks and c.l

Caproic, c.l. and l.c.l., wks.. . . Caprylic, 90% tanks, c.l Chloroacetic, mono-, tech.,

300-lb. drums, c.l., l.c.l., wks- , %

flake, purif., drums o-Chlorobenzoic, 100-lb. bbl.,

X p-Chlorobenzoic, 125-lb.

drums, X Chlorosulfonic, drums, c.l.,

l.c.l cwt. tanks cwt.

Chromic, 99>£% drums, c.l. and l.c.l., wks., X

Cinnamic, réf., 100- and 25-lb

Tech., l.c.l Citric, USP anhyd., gran.,

drums, c.l l.c.l hydrous, gran., drums,

c.l.. l.c.l (anhydrous powder citric

acid quotations are M£ lb. higher than above)

Cleve's mixed, bb l . (1-lb. basis), t East

1 : 6 a n d 1:7 (100% basis), t E a s t

o-Cresotinic, drums, c.l., wks.. Cresylic, 99% and 215° C , c.l.

and l.c.l., British, ex-dock, Ν. Υ

Dom. synth., petroleum drums, c.l., wks. . . .gal.

l.c.l., drums gal. Coal tar, low b.p., 50%

204-206°, tanke and c.l., wks., % gal.

High b.p. , 50% over 206°, tanks and c.l., wks., X gal.

Crotonic, c.l. and l.c.l., drums, wks

Cyanoacetic, 1250-lb. lots, drums, X

125-lb. drums, t Dichlorobenzoic, 3,4, 200-lb.

d rums 2,4 same basis Dithiodibenzoic, tech., drums. Epsilon (100% basis) Carneys'

Pt., N . J Folic, bot., kilo lots or more

gm. Formic, 85%, cby. and drums,

(extra), c.l., and l.c.l. t · · · 0 9 0 % , cby., c.l., X

Fumaric , tech., c.l., l.c.l., bbl. 250-lb. drums, X

Gallic, NFbb l . , 1000-lb. lots.. Tech., drum, 25-1000 lb.. X.

D-Gluconic, tech., 50%, drums, wks

Gluconic lactone, 25 to 250 lb., drum

L-Glutamic, 99% pharm., 110-and 50-lb. drums, dlvd

Glycerophosphoric, 35%, 43-lb. cbys. and 5-lb. bot., wks. t

H, (l-Amino-8-naphthol-3,6-disulfonic) 100% bbl., c.l., wks

Hepatonic, tech., 9 5 % min., 375-lb. drums, wks

95.75 106.75

1 .76

0 . 3 4 - 0 . 3 4 ^ 0.32}£

0.24^-0.2G>£ 0 . 8 9 ^ - 0 . 9 0

0.23-0.25

0.19-0.20 0 . 2 3 K - 0 24J3

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2.25

4 65-5 15 4.15

0 . 2 9 ^ - 0 . 3 1

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1 . 04-2.20 0.66

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0.71 0 . 73-0.75

1 .20-1.35

1 .10-1.30

0.50-0.51

0.87 0.92

4.65 2.05

2.00

1 .40-1.50

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0.27-0.28 2.0O

1.78-1.80

0.15M

0.45-0.49

2 00-2.09

2 .45-2 .55

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Acid, hydriodic, 45-47%, cby.,

Hydrobromic, (Hydrogen bromide anhyd.) gas, tech.

Hydrochloric, (Muriatic) 18° cml., cbys., c.l., wks.

100 lb . tanks t 100 lb . 20° cbys., tanks, wks., t

100 lb. c.l. and l.c.l 100 lb.

2° cbys., tanks, wks., J. - . . 100 lb.

USP, CP, cby Hydrogen chloride, anhyd.

Hydrocyanic, cyls., wks X F , dilute, 2%, 5-lb. bot . . . . Hydrofluoric, 30% dr. , wks. .

60% drums anhyd., tanks and c.l. t wks.

Hydrofluosilicic, 30%, bbls.

Hydroxyacetic, 70%, tech.,

/3-Hydroxynaphthoic, fiber drum, l.c.l., wks. t

8 - Hydroxy - 5 - quinolinesul-fonic, 100-lb. drum

Itaconic, tech., 25-250 lb., drum

Lactic, tech., 44% tanks . . . . Edible, 50%, tanks and

l.c.l., 40 bbl. min., wks . . . USP, 85% liq., 120-lb. cby. . .

Laurent's, (100% basis) t · . · Laurie, 90 to 95%, tanks, wks.

60% drums Maleic, anhydr., c.l., l.c.l.

Methylenedisalicylic, 250-lb.

Molybdic, purif., powd., 400-

Muriatic, see Hydrochloric

Naphthenic, drums (inch) wks.

Nicotinic, (Niacin), carton. wks. (J on 10 kilos or more), 1-5 kilos kilo

drums, 10-50 kilos kilo Nitric, C P , NF , cby. extra,

Tech. grades, 38°, cby.. c.l.,

d-Nitrobenzoic, drums p-Nitrobenzoic, tech., drums. Oleic, undist., (saponified red

oil), wks., tanks, and c.l.. Single dist. (commercial red

oil) wks., tanks and c.l.. . Double dist., wks., tanks

Oxalic, bbl., c l . , l.c.l., Î wks.. .

Peracetic, 40%, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd

Perchloric, 60%, cby., wks.. . 70-72%, cby., wks

Peri(100% basis) X p-Pbenolsulfonic, 65 and 70%

soin., 55-gal. drums, l.c.l., J. Phenylacetic, purif., fiber

drums, 100- and 1,000-lb.

Tech., 125-lb. d rums . . . . Phenylperi. (100% basis) t - . .

0.32M-O.343£

2.80 1.40

1.50 3.05-4.30

1.75 3.30-4.55

0 . 1 7 ^ - 0 . 1 7 3£

0.40—0.55 0.75-0.95

0.4O 0.1O

0 .17K-0 .2OH 0 . 2 1 - 0 . 3 0 ^

2T5.0O 310 .00

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0.0665-0.11

1.14

4.50 4.60—5.01

0 .45-0 .51 O.IO

0 .17-0 . IS 0 .85-0 .88 0 .69-0 .73

0.87 0 . 3 4 ^ - 0 . 3 5 M

0.33-0 .35

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0.75

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0.2O-0.2O>S

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150.00 1.30

0 .17-0 . 18

0 . 7 0 - 0 . 7 2 0 . 7 0 2 .20

M A R C H 2 5, 1957 C & E N 6 3

ACID, PHOSPHORIC-ALCOHOL, ISOPROPYL

Acid, phosphoric, δ ό ^ Ν F grade ( l 'SP) c.l. an«d l.c.l. t (cbys. extra and iret.).100 lb.

Phosphoric, tanks 100 lb. 25 cby. lo ts and s.s. drums

100 1b. under 25 cby. l o t s . 100 lb.

7 5 % food cl. t grade (cbys. extra and ret.) . .

.100 lb. 25 cbys. and less.. .100 lb. tanks or tank t ruck t- • •

. . . . . . . .100 lb. 80% food gnude, tanks

and c l . J . .100 lb. 02 4 % cotnl. g rade , c.l..

and l.c.l., w k s . (non-ret. drums extra)

_ . . . 100 lb. tanks, wks 100 lb .

Picric, Ν F, 25-lb. j ar Tech

Polymethucrylic, wks. , t Propionic, tanks and l.c.l.

wks. t - 0 Pyroligneous, 55-gal. drum

inc., l.c.l., wks- gal, ex-w arehouse, Ν _ Y gal.

£-Resoroylir, 1,000 lbs. or more + _

Salicylic, cryst. , 15<D-Ib. bbl. t powd., U S P , ΙήΟ-lb. bbl

Tech., 225-lb. drums, c.l. and l.c.l

Crude, l.c.l , 250-lb. drums. Sebacio, purif., ôO-lb. bags.

c.l. and l.c.l.. wks Silicic, spl. bulky; 60-lb.

drums Std. luminescent 25-500 lb. C P powd., (25% moisture).

Sorbic, drums, wks -Stearic, single pressed, bags.

c.l. and l.c.l., d lvd Double pressed, c.l. and

l.c.l Triple pressed, c.l. and

l.c.l Succinic, cryst . , puxif., drums

wks. t Sulfanilic, tech., l.c.l., 100%

basis, wks. $ . . Sulfuric, 60° Be., cby., c.l.

and l.c.l., East , wks.. . 100 lb.

tanks, Eas t , wtcs ton 66° Be., cby. , c.l. . and l.c.l..

East, wks 100 lb. tanks, Eas t , wlcs ton

98, 99 a n d 10O%, tanks East, wks. . . . . ton

Oleum. 20° , tanks, East. wks ton

CP, NF, cby. , extra, c.l. and l.c.l., wks. , X..

Sulfurous, 6 % , 501fc>. cby.. 50-100 lb., J (carboys S5-10 deposit ret.)

Tannic, NF, fluffy» boxes 25-1000 lb.. î

NF, powd., 100-500 lb Tech., 25-1000 l b

Tartaric, 250-lb. drums, 10,000 lb., c.l . an-d l.c.l imp

Thioacetic. kilo lots kilo Thioglycolic, cby., -wks Thiovanic. (see Thioglycolic). Thiosalicylic, purified drums. . Tobias, bbl.. c.l . l.c.l., dlvd. . p-Toluenesulfonic, ton lots

and less Trifluoroacetic, gal . Tungstic, tech. . kegs, wks.. . Undecylenic, 90%, and 9 6 %

satd. C-l 1 aci<d, 375-lb. drums, wks

Xylenesulfonic, te-ch., max. 2 3 % H2SO4, Wyandot te . . .

Aconitine, a m o r p h . , b o t 02. cryst., bot oz.

Acrolein, tech. wks.. c.l. and l.c.l

Acrylonitrile, drums, c.l., l.c.l., wks

tanks, wka Agar agar, Kobe No. t . stripped. DL-Alanine, d rums , f Albumin, blood, lightt, drums,

l.c.l

S. 75-10.25 6.40

9.25 9 75

/ . 0 0

8.05-8 55

5 35

5.75-8 25

3 .75-4 .00 3 50

0 .89-1 .05 0 44 1 25

20H-0.23H

0 45 0 504

2 50 0.53 0.53

0 .39-0 .43 0 3S

0.69-0.71

1 00 0 75-0 77

0 S3 2 45

O.I484-O 1534

0.1534-0. 16M

0 . 1 7 4 - 0 1 8 4

0.G3-0.75

0.95

2 .00-2 .45 18.60

2 .25-2 .55 22 35

23 .50

25.00

0 .14J4-0 . \4H

0 10-0 11

2.05-2 10 1 .95-2 01 1 .09-1.13

0 4 9 H - 0 5 0 0 .42-0 .45

82.50 1 35-1 55

4.50 0 78-0.81

0 18-0.20 70.00 4.30

1 40-1 .55

0.13 27.50-28.50 78.00-85 00

0 . 4 7 - 0 . 4 7 H

0 .31-0 .32 0 .28

1.95-2.25 8 .00-9 .50

0.65-0.SO

Albumin, egg, edible, flake, bbl. .

Tech., cryst.! bbl Alcohol, allyl, drum, c.l., and

l.c.l., f.o.b. cars, nearest

Aminomethylpropyl, cans, drums, wks

Amyl, ex-pentane, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., f.o.b. Wyandotte, Mich., t East of Rockies

tanks, same basis tert, tanks and c.l. f East . . . Fermentation, ref. (iso-

amyl), 128-132°, drums, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd..

tanks ex-fusel oil, tech., tanks and

c.l Anisyl, 25-lb. and 5-lb. bot . . . Benzyl, tech.. 450-lb. drum £.

NF, 475-lb. drums η-Butyl, synth., tanks, cars, t

Sfc-synth., tanks, t

Capryl, 95%, tanks, wks 8 5 % , tanks, and c.l., t • • • ·

Cetyl, dom., NF, fiber cartons, 200 lb

Cinnamic. 30-lb. cans n-Decyl (1-Decanol), tech.,

c.l. and l.c.l 97%, 25-lb. lots

Decyl (oxo), tanks and c.l. t- . Denatured, Formula SDl 190-

proof, drums, c.l., dlvd. East of Miss. R.. . gal.

l.c.l., dlvd., East tanks, dlvd.. Eas t . . . .gal.

Formula SD2B, tanks. dlvd. East of Miss. R.gal.

Formula SD23A, tanks. dlvd. East of Miss. R.gal.

Formula SD30, tanks dlvd. East of Miss. R gal.

1.45—1.47 1.49—1.51 1 08-1.10

0 .32^ -0 .33 4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 30

0 50—0.80

18»/£-0.19 H 0.16

15^-0 18

274-0 28 H 0 25

0.2O—0.22 4,20—4.35

0 . 4 7 4 0.60 0.14

. 1 6 ^ - 0 . 1 7 ^ 0 12

144-0.15 H 0.12

144-0.15 H' 0 . 1 9 4

1 8 ! 4 - 0 . 2 1 ^

0 48 2.25—2.65

0 38 4 0.41-0.43

1 60 0.21-O 23 4

0 fi5 4 70,^-0. 76 H

0 4 9 4

0 48

0 . 4 9 4

0.47

0.66 0.71-0 77

0.50

0 . 4 8 4 0 . 6 4 4 - 0 . 7 5 4

0 .15-0.16 O . I 2 4 0 . 1 1 4

20.58 20.63-20 69

20.42

Alcohol, denatured, proprietary, special solvent, drums, c.l.,dlvd. East of Miss. R gal.

l.c.l., dlvd. East gal. tanks, dlvd., East . . .gal .

CD 19 (completely de-nat . ) , tanks t gal.

c.l. and l.c.l., t gal. Diacetone, acetone-free. c.l.

and c l . , f tanks, same basis Tech., tanks, c.l., dlvd

Diethylcarbinol, see Carbinol. diethyl-

Ethyl, 190-proof, tax-paid drums, c.l., dlvd. East of Miss. R gal.

l.c.l., dlvd.. East gal. tanks, dlvd., East gal.

(Pure ethyl alcohol may be purchased tax-free for certain nonindustrial research purposes.)

Ethyl, pure, 190-proof, tax-free, drums, c.l., dlvd.. East gal.

l.c.l., dlvd.. East gal. tanks, dlvd. East . . . gal.

Absolute, tax-paid, drums, c.l., dlvd.. East . . . .gal.

tanks, dlvd., East. . . .gal. 200-proof. tanks and c.l., gal

2-Ethylbutyl, tanks, wks c.l. and l.c.l., drums, wks..

2-Ethylhexyl, tanks, c.l.. dlvd. Furfuryl, tanks. Memphis. . .

c.l.. l.c.l., 500-lb. drums, Memphis

Cans, Cedar Rapids Heptyl, tech.. 90% inin., 375-

lb. drums, wks Pure, 25-lb. lots

Isobutyl, dr., c.l., l.c.l., dlvd.. tanks, dlvd

Iso-octyl, dr., c.l.. l.c.l., dlvd.. tanks, dlvd., East (% cents higher West of Rockies)

Isopropyl, réf., 99% drums, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd. or f- gal. 0 .57-0.64

tanks, dlvd., or t gal. 0.41 Isopropyl, 9 5 % dr., c.l. and

l.c.l., dlvd gal. 0 .55-0.62

0 0

0

0

0.63 0.68 0.47

21.68 21.52

0 .54-0.70 0.28

2 9 4 - 0 30 21 % - 0 . 2 4 ki

0.184

0.20-0.21 0.29

1.80 4.00

1 5 4 - 0 . 1 6 4 0.13

2 3 4 - 0 2 4 4 0.21

1 anhyd. bbl. bot. case

cbv. c.i.f.

c.l. t l r .

J cnstr. J cntr.

coml. cone. C P

1 cts. I crvst.

cu.ft. 1 cwt.

1 cyl. I delv.

denat. dist.

1 DL dlr. dlvd.

1 f.a.s.

fert. fib. f.o.b.

1 form. fort. fit. frt. alld. frt. eqld.

gal. gen. gran.

1 imp. I incl. 1 indust.

kgs. kilo l.c.l. l.t.l. liq.

Abbreviations and Terms Used in

anhydrous barrel bottle fiber or wooden box containing

specified number of bags, canisters, cans, or bottles

carboys cost, insurance, and freight, as

in quotations of foreign seller carlots or carloads color canister container commercial grade concentrated chemically pure cents crystals cubic feet hundredweight or hundred

weights, usually 1O0 pounds steel cylinder delivery denatured distilled dextro laevo dealer or dealers delivered free alongside ship, as in quota

tions for export fertilizer grade fiber free on board formulatcr fortified freight freight cost allowed bv seller freight cost equalized t o meet

competition gallon general granular imported included industrial grade kegs kilogram or 1000 grams less than carloads less than truckloads liquid

long ton med. met. metric ton m g . m m . nat. Ν F X N R non-ret. o z . pharm. Pkg. powd. pulv. purif. quant. rect. ref. same basis

short ton soin. std. spl. s.s. synth. tanks tech.

t.I. t o n

t ransp. U S P vise. whse. wks. zone

9

t t

This Section 2240 pounds medium metallurgical grade 1000 kilograms or 2204.6 pounds | milligram minimum natural National Formulary conformance new and nonofficial remedies nonreturnable ounce pharmaceutical grade package powder pulverized purified quantity rectified refined deliverv or package specifications

are the same as those in preceding quotation

2000 pounds solution, or in solution standard special stainless steel svnthetic tank cars or tank trucks technical grade, usually the grade for industrial use as

distinguished from a chemical reagent or product of higher purity

truckload short ton unless otherwise de

fined transportation U. S. Pharmacopeia conformance viscosity warehouse or nearest warehouse

point of the seller at the works, corresponding to

f.o.b. plant specified sales area. Price dif

ferences between zones for a freight and other costs

nominal freight allowed freight equalized

6 4 C & E N M A R C H 2 5. 1957

ALCOHOL, ISOPROPYL-ARSENIC TRIOXIDE

Alcohol, isopropyl, 9 5 % , tanks, dlvd. or f gal. 0 . 39

9 1 % , dr., c.L. l.c.1., dlvd. gal. 0 .53 -0 .60

tanks, dlvd gal. 0 . 37 Lauryl , tech., tanks, dlvd 0 . 37

l.c.L, drums 0.4134-0.4534 Methy l , see Methanol Methylamyl, tanks, c.l., dlvd. 0 . 14-0. 1634 Nonyl . dr., wks., c.L and l.c.L 0.20-0.2934

tanks, wks 0 .5234-0.53 Oleyl, dr., c.L, l.c.L, dlvd 0 .5234-0 .53

tanks 0 .51 Propargyl, c.l 0 .73 D-Pantothenyl bot., wks., X

kilo 90.00 2-Phenylethyl, drums 1.17-1 .30 Polyvinyl, fully hydrolyzed,

2000 lbs. to truckload, Indian Orchard, Mass 0.7234

7i-Propyl, tanks and c.L, dlvd. 0 .11-0.1334 Stearyl, industrial, tanks 0 .38

c.l. and l.c.L, bags 0.4O34-O.4234 USP, drums, c.L, l.c.l Ο . 5 0 ^

Tetrahydrofurfuryl, tanks . East of Denver 0 . 365

c.L, l.c.L, 475-lb. drums, f.o.b. Memphis Ο . 37-0.38

Cans, Cedar Rapids 0 .46 Tridecyl, tanks and c.L f. . . . 0 . 2 4 - 0 . 26 Η Wood, see Methanol; also

Carbinol Aldehyde, aromatic, C8, octyl,

bot S . 50 C9, nonyl, 5-lb. bot 15.75 C10, decyl, 5-lb. bot 7.10 Cll-undecylenic, 5-lb. bot . . . . 18.50 C12, lauric, 5-lb. bot 14.25

Aldol (Acetaldol), denat . grad., c.L and l.c.l gal . 2 . 10-2 . 15

tanks (75% acetaldol and 2 5 % CD alcohol mix.) . . .gal . 2.00

Aldrin, fib. dr., c.L and l.c.l., wks 0 .80-0 .85

Algin, réf., fiber drums 0.83 Crude, fiber drums 0.54

AUethrin, 100%, 115-lb. d r u m s , dl"d.* 32.00

90%, 115-lb. drums, dlvd 28 .80-29 .15 20% solution 6 .50-6.80 2 .5% solution . 0 . 9 5 - 1 . 25

Allyl bromide, 5-gal. cby., wks. . 1.40—1.45 Caproate, 25 lb 3 .85 Chloride, drums, c.L, l.c.l.,

dlvd 0.1734-0.1834 tanks, dlvd 0.15

Aloin, USP. 140-lb.bbl 3 .50-3 .75 Alum, ammonium, burn t , USP ,

bbl 0 .20-0 .21 hydrous 0.0924 gran, drums, wks. . . . 100 l b . 4 80 lump, drums, wks.. . 100 l b . 4 .55-4 .95 powd., drums, wks. . 100 l b . 4 .70-8 .50

Potassium, gran., bbl. , wlcs. 100 l b . 4.05

lump, drums, wks.. . 100 l b . 4 .80-5 .20 powd., drums, wks. . 100 l b . 4 .80-5 .20 hydrous 0 .10K

Potassium-chrome, bbl 0.17 Sodium bbl.. c.L, wks. . 100 l b . 4.60

Alumina, calcined, c.L, a n d truck lots, bags, Î wks . Ο .0455-0.0480

l.c.l., pkgs., included O.0580 Hydrated, chemical and c e

ramic grade. c.L. and l.c.L. 100 1b. paper bags, wks., %. 0 .0320-0.0445

Low soda, c.L, l.c.L, bags, f.o.b., wks 0 .0710-0.0835

Hydrated pigments, c.L, l.c.L, bags 0 .0834-0 .093^

tabular, c.l. and l.c.L, bags . . . 0 .0735-0.0860 Aluminum, metal 99% -+- 50-lb.

pig, f.o.b. shipping point , 10.000 lb. base (actual frt. not over amt . based on rate for 30,000 lb. f on shipments of 500 lb. or more) 0 . 25

Ingots, 99% to 99.85% 0.2710 Acetate, 20% normal soin.,

bbls., wks. J 0.14 2 8 % soin., drum, wks 0. 1434

powder, basic, c.L, l.c.l.,wks. 0.53—0 .54 Chloride, N F , gran. lOO-lb.

fiber drums, New York . 0 .29-0 .31 1000-lb. lots 0 28-0.29

Aluminum, chloride, powd., 25-lb. glass jar, Ν. Υ 0.44

anhyd., comL, 550-lb. d rum, c.l. and l.c.L. $ 0 .16-0 .16J4

Aluminum, formate, soin., 22.4% basic, drums, wks

Hydroxide, USP, gel powd., 75-lb. dr Octoate, c.L, l.c.L, t

Naphthenate, liq., 1.7% ΑΙ.. -Resinate. 2 . 1 % 190-lb. d r u m . Stéarate, tech., dibasic, c.L,

l.c.L, t Xon-gel, c.l. and l.c.l

Sulfate, USP, gran., ton lots. . 280-lb. and 100-lb. drum .

USP, powd., ton lots and 300-lb. dr

ComL, tech., ground, 100-lb . drum, New York

100 lb. smaller lots 100 lb. bulk lump, c.L, wks.

100 lb. Iron-free bags, c.l., wks.

100 lb. p-Amino acetanilide paste, l.c.L. p-Aminobiphenyl tanks and c.L . 2-Aminoethylamino - 1 - etha-

nol, c.L and l.c.L, wks tanks

Aminoethylethanolamine, see 2 - Aminoethylamino - 1 -ethanol

Aminoguanidine bicarbonate, 185-lb. fiber, dr., wks

2-Amino-2-methyl-l,3-propane-diol, drum, wks

2 - Amino - 2 - methyl - 1 - pro-panol, drums, wks

m-Aminophenol, min. t rans , allow, 110-220 lb. drums, dlvd..

o-Aminophenol p-Aminophenol, 200-lb. dr.,

wks., X Aminophylline, USP, 100- and

25-lb. drums Aminopyrine. USP, 10001b. dlvd. Ammonia, anhydrous, refrig.,

grade, tanks Î, wks ton Fertilizer and comL, grades,

tanks, works, t ton " U r a m o n " 40.6-45.5% Ν 12,000-gal. insulated pres-suie per ton Ν

Indust . , pure, ret. cyl Ammoniac, sal, see Ammonium

chloride Ammoniacal liquor, mhyd. ,

tanks, wks ton Ammoniated mercury, white

precipitate Ammonium acetate, purif.,

cryst., 175-lb. drums Benzoate, USP, 400O-lb. lots,

kegs.. X Bichromate, drums, wks

Bicarbonate, drums, or bbls. c.L, wks. %

l.c.L, wks. % Bifluoride, purif., flake, 25-

and 250-lb. drums Bromide, N F , gran., l.c.L t · . .

NF , powd. 400-lb. bbl. . . . Carbonate, USP, drums Chloride, USP, gran., dr., kega

Tech., white, gran, bags, and bbl., c.L, l.c.L, wks.t

Ci trate , dibasic, 250-lb. bbl. . . Dichromate, purif., gran., 100-

lb. and 25-lb. drums Gluconate, tech., c.L, 100-lb.

and 200-lb. drums Hypophosphite, drums, N F . . . Iodide. NF, 25-lb. jar, X Molybdate , (% of contained

Mo) wks CP , cryst., 400-lb. and 100-

lb. dr Nitrate, fertilizer, bags, X wks.

ton Canadian, (Eastern) 33.5%

N, bags, c.L, point of shpmt ton

Oleate, 7 5 % drums, wks Oxalate, tech., drums

Purif., cryst., 250-, 100-lb. drum

Ammonium pentaborate, gram, bbl., c.L, wks ton

Perchlorate, kegs Persulfate, purif., cryst

Technical, drums, c.L, l.c.L, dlvd

0.O934

0.79 3^-0.823^ 0.68-0.69

0.3034 0 .39

0 .37-0 .3S 0 .39 -0 .40

0 . 1 4 H 0 .16 -0 .18

0.36-0.37

1.85-1.90

3 .55 1 .57

0 . 6 3 H - 0 . 6 5

0 .46H-0 .4734 0 45

2 . 0 5

2

1 .

0 .

_2 1

50

. 3 5

45

.50

.80

3 . 55-3 . 65 6.00

82.50

80.00

128.00 0 . 1 8 ^

83.00

6 .56-6 .59

0.41

1 .08 0 .42-0 .43

O.07 Ο 09

0 . 3 4 ^ - 0 . 4 3 >£ 0.45 0.55

0 . 2 2 - O . 2 2 H 0 1 7 M

0 .O8K-O.09M 0.82

0 .

2 .

1

0

0 0

0

42-0.43 3.48 4.26

35- 2 40

.22-1.25

64.00

64.00 .55-0.60

0.26 J4

0.45

227.00 .50-0 .75 .38-0.4734

.18-0 .23

Ammonium, phospha.tc, dibasic, Ν F, V, bbl-, drums . _

Ammonium, quaternary salts (n-alkyltrimethylaiaiDLoniuiEi chlorides) cocoa, drums, c.L, wks., Chicago (33% active) . . . . . .

Dilauryl dimethylammo-nium chloride, (from reduced coconut oil) (759ζ> active) c.l .

Dis tea ryl d i m e t hy lanino omnium cldoride Occludes palmityl from reduced tallow) ( 7 5 % a c t i v e ) . . . .

Lauryl (33% active) drums, c.L, wks

Palmityl (50% active) drums, c.L, wks

Soya, dr., c.L, wks. (33ΤΌ active)

Stearyl, d rums, (5(3% active), c.L, wks

Salicylate N F , 100-lb. fiber drums, X

Silicofluoride, bbl. , wks Stéarate, paste, 22-25*%, Chi

cago, drums, c.L and l.c.l. £. Sulfate, bulk f.o.b, ca rs , base

price at ovens ton Synthetic, bulk . .ton Purif., gran., c.l. and t . l . . . . .

300-1500 lb Sulfide, liquid, 40—50%, drums,

c.L, wks Sulfite, purif., dr., 100-200 lb-,J Thiocyanate, tech., dr., c.l.,

l.c.l., î Pur., cryst., 175-lb. drum ..

Thioglycolate, lO0%>,cbys.. .. 2-Thiophenamine (stannic chloride double salt)

5O0 grans Thiosulfate, cryst., photo

grade, 100-lb. fibre d rum. .. Amyl acetate, ex-pentane, f.o.b.

Wyandot te . Micli., drums, c.L, l.c.L, t East of Rockies -

tanks, same basis. . . . from fusel oil, tech., drums,

c.l. and l.c.l., d lvd . . . . . . . n-Butyrate , drums ct-Cinnamic aldehyde, cby.,

40-400 lb α-n-Formate, 25-lb. c a n s . . . . . Salicylate, 25-lb. c a n s . . . . . . . . Valerate, 25-lb. carta . . . . . . . .

Amylcinnamaldehyde, 4O0-lb. drums

d-ieri-Amylphenol. c.l., l.c.l p-feri-Amylphenol tanks, c.l.,

wks Anethol, Tech.. drums, c.l.,wks.t

N F , 25-lb. cans Aniline, tanks. c.L, l.c.l., f - · ··

Salt, drums, l.c.L, w k s Animal protein factor, see Pro

tein animal factor Animal Sterol, see Cholesterol.

irradiated Anisic aldehyde, CP, ô-lb.bot . . . o-Anisidine, t anks , c.l Anisoyl chloride, 550-lb>. drums, t Anisyl acetate , see p-Methoxy-

benzyl acetate Anthracene, 90-95%,, bbl., ton

lots and less Anthraquinone, 99.5% , bbl. "f.. . Antimony, metal , Laredo, Texas

Chloride, soin., cby . . . . . Ore, 50-65%, per unit of Sb

contg., ton . . Oxide, ceramic or pigments,

bags, c.L and l.c.L, dlvd... . Sulfide, 62-70%, 50O lb., wks..

powd., 300-mesh. Trichloride, anhyd. solid, 100-

lb . pails, c . l .and l.c.l., wks flake, c.l. and l.c.l-, wks

L-Arginine monoliydrochloiide, CP, 1-kilo lots .kilo

Argols, min. 50%, bags, basis 100% .100 kilos

Arsenic, metal, lump, 2O>0-lb. drums

Trioxide, (white arsenic), powd., 99%, bbl., c.L, dlvd

l.c.l

0.40

0.33

0

0 0

0.37

0.36

0.39

0.26

0.37

1.02 0.112*

.103^-0.11

32 .00 32 .00

.083^-0 09 34

.093^-0. lOH

0.12 0.4O

0.2O-0 . 21 0 .52

1 .35-1.55

122.00

0 . 6 5

O.1834-0.19M 0.16

0.18-0.19 0.95-1.O5

1.80-1.S5 1.30-1.55 0.90-1.15

2.15

1. 05-2. OO 0.32-0.33

0.25^-0. 2 6 M 1. 10

2 . 60-2 . G5 0.21-0. 24 0.33-0.35

2 . 55-2. 65 0.78-0 .80

2.75

0 . 0 . 8 3 - 0 .

0 . 0 . 3 3 ^ - 0 -

3 .

0. 0

0 0

25-4.

. 27-0

. 27-0 0

.41-0

.42 0

75

3 6

0

Ο Ο

83 86 33 34

25

28 y2 30 45H

43 44

. 00

. 00

.60

0 5 ^ • 063^

M A R C H 2 5, 1957 C & E N 6 5

ARSENIC TRIOXIDE-n-BUTYL LACTATE

Arsenic· trioxide, USP , drums. . . Atropine, alkaloid, TJSP, 25-oz.

bot Sulfate, 100- and 25-oz o z .

Aubépine, see Anisic a ldehyde Aureomycin, 16 capsules (250

mg,), (suggested retai l price). bot,.

Β

Barbital, N .F . , 100-ib. drum | . . Sodium, N . F . 100-lb. drum, t

Barium bromide, 100-lb. dr. , t

Carbonate , precip., bags, wks. Chlorate, kegs, wks Chloride, crystals, N F , d ruins-

Tech., c.l. and l.c.l., wks.. . cwt .

anhydr . bags, wks., c l . t · - . Chromate , bag, t Hydra te , crystals, bag Hydroxide, penta anhyd . ,

bags, c.l., l.c.l., ί cwt. Iodide, bot Ni t ra te , fine bbl., c.l Oxide, ground, drums, wks. . . . Peroxide, dr., any q u a n t . . . . Potassium chromate pigment,

c.l. a n d l.c.l., d lvd Ricinoleate, 50-lb. bags, wks. . Stéara te , c.l. and l.c.l., t Sulfate, natural (barytes),

water, gr., floated, bleached, c.l

Barytes, crude, 9 4 % BaSO* f.o.b. mine tori

Warehouse, Brooklyn, X . Y. No. 2, c.l. and l.c.l. Î ton

USP, powd., 250-, 25-lb. d rum

Synthetic (blanc fixe), dry-, bags. c.l. and l.c.l., wks.

ton Pulp , 66.6%, bbl-, c.l.

wks ton Barytes, see Bar ium sulfate,

natural Bauxite, bulk, mines ton Bentonite, 200-mesh, bags, wks.

ton Benzal chloride, see Benzylidene

chloride. Benzaldehyde, tech., 450-lb, dr.

tanks , c.l N F , 50-lb. t ins and -450-lb. dr..

Benzene, pure, nitration, tanks , wks gal. Hexachloride, tech., d rums,

c.l. and l.c.l., wks. °~Ό gamma isomer per unit-pound

B1IC dust base c o n e , same basis

(see also L indane) . Benzidine hydrochloride, c . l . . . . Benzidine dihydrochloride, dlvd. Benzil, 1000-lb. lots Benzocaine, N . F . , 100-lb. drum

t Benzoin, 1000-lb. cntr Benzophenone, 25-lb. cntr Benzotriazole purified, 100 gram Benzotrichloride, drums, î Benzoyl chloride, 535-lb. drums,

c.l. and l.c.l., Ζ Benzylacetate, 500-lb. drums. . . Benzoate, d r u m s

Bu ty ra t e , 25-lb. cans Chloride, tech. , nickel d rums.

l.c.l., wks. î (Refined $2 higher)

Cinnamate , 25-lb. cans Cyanide, 450-lb. drums, wks.

100-lb. cby Formate , 5-lb. bot p-Hydroxybenzoate , 100-lb.

drums Propionate , 25-lb. cans Salicylate, 25-lb. cans

Benzylidene chloride, tech. , 125-lb . drum

Benzylisoeugenol, bot Benzyl t r imethylammonium

chloride, bbl. , wks Tech., 105-lb. carboys %

4 . 0 0 - 6 . 2 5 2 . 2 0 - 2 . 6 5

4 4

0 12.50-102

0 .34-0 0

6

0

.00-6 0 0

.09-0

10.90-11 6

0 .16 -0 . 0. 1 2 ^ - 0

Ο

0

ίο . :

0 0

.41-0.

4 5 .

.40-11

10-63.

0. 15*^-0

1 9 0

9

0 0

.50

.75

.53

.50

.38

.50

.079

.30 09 34

.50

. 14 17M 13%

.30

.70

.42

.00

Î.Ô0

. 10

• 17M

.00-200.00

105

.50-1

14

.42-0

.74-0

. 0 0

. 0 0

. 0 0

.43

.90

0.30

0.0075-0 .009

0.O12J4-0.014

1 .14-1 . 16 1.05 1.80

3 .48-3 . 50 1.04-1.20 1.50-1.7U

6.30 0.22

0 . 2 2 - 0 . 2 5 Η 0 .64

0 . 6 2 - 0 . 7 5 1.80

0.24

3 .50 -3 .60 0 .70 0 .80 2. 10

3 .60 1.50-1 . 65 1 .75-1.80

0 .22-0 .23*4 9 .10

0.63 0.22-0.23*4

p-Benzylphenol, 100-lb. drum J. Beryllium, ore, per unit of BeO

cont. , 10—12%, at mine, ton. . D-Biotin (Vitamin H) , glass bot.,

min. 0.5 gram grain Bisbutoxyethyl sebacate, drums»

c.l., wks Bis - 2 - ethylbutyl phthalate,

tanks and c.l., dlvd. East . . . Bis - 2 - ethylhexyl phtbalnte,

tanks and c.l., dlvd. East... Adipate. tanks and l.c.l

Bishydroxymethylurea, (Di-methylolurea) 100-lb. bags. c.l., l.c.l., wks

Bis-p-hydroxy phenyl sulfone, drums. 100-1000 lb. t

Bis-iso-octyl phtbalate, tanks and c.l. t

Bis-2-methoxyethyl phthalate. t anks and c.l., dlvd. Eas t

Bismuth, metal, boxes, ton lots. Chloride, jars Ci t ra te (ammonium), USP

VIII jars Ni t ra te , cryst., 300-lb. drums. Oxide, anhydrous, drums, l.c.l. Oxychloride, pwd.. 25 lb.,

drum Subcarbonate, USP, 225- and

100-lb. drums Subgallate, NrF, fiber drums,

200-and 100-lb. d rums Subni t ra te , N F , fiber, drums,

200-and 100-lb Subsalicylate. USP, 50-lb. and

25-lb. drums Black, acetylene, cars. Jersey

City, 1-20 cases (75 lb. to case) 50% compression; also 1-10 cases (150-lb. t o case) 100% compression

c.l. lots, f.o.b. Shawinigau Falls, Can. 24,000 lbs., bags

Bone, l.c.l., ί East (also see Carbon, activated,

under C's) ;arbon, channel, rubber

grade, bulk hopper car, wks., Tex

bags, c.l., t.L, wks. l.c.l. ex-whse

Conductive rubber grade, bags, c.l., l.c.l., wks

uncompressed, reg., bag3 c.l., wks

l.c.l Furnace, fast extruding bags,

hopper car, c.l., t.L, wks

(where deliveries are made by tanks prices are 34 cent lower in this and following items)

l.c.l., ex-whse ... Conductive, bulk

Bags, c.l., l.c.l General purpose, bulk

Bags, c.l., l.c.l High modulus, bags, c.l.,

and tanks, wks l.c.l., ex-whse. or dlvd. ... bulk, hopper, car, wks...

High abrasion, hopper car, tks., wks bags, c.l. and truck, wks. l.c.l., ex-whse

Super abrasion, bulk, wks,.. bags, c.l., l.c.l., wks

Super abrasion, intermediate, bulk, wks bags, c.l

Semi-reinforcing, bags, hopper car c.l., wks.. l.c.l., ex-whse.or dlvd.

Ceramic, c.l., 50-lb. paper bags, wks., East 1O0 lb. Fine bags, wks., c.l..

l.c.l., dlvd I ron oxide, synthetic, bags,

c.l. and l.c.l Lamp, bags, 25-lb. bags,

c.l. wks 1O0 lb. Mineral , 50-lb. bag, l.c.l.,

wks 1O0 lb. Thermal , fine, bags, c.l.,

Sterlington, La

5 .35 Black, thermal, ex-whse., I.e.J.. . 0 .09*4-0 .0934 medium, bags, c.l., Ster-

46 .00-48.00 lington, La 0 .04 -0 .05 ex-whse., l.c.l 0 . 0724 -0 .08

10.00 medium, nonstaining, bags, c.l 0 .05

0.55*4 Bleaching powder, drums, c.l., wks 100 1b. 5.02

0 . 3 4 - 0 . 3 6 Blue , alkali, dry, bbl . dlvd 2 .25 Toner, bbl., dlvd 1.28

0 .34-0 .35^4 Cobalt , genuine, bbl. d l v d . . . . 4 .90 0 .46-0 .4824 Iron, 50-lb. lots, bags, d lvd. . . 0 .54

Prussian, bbl., dlvd 0 .54 Phthalocyanine, std. toner,

0 .20-0 .20*4 c.l-, dr. lots, î 2 .45 Ultramarine, cobalt type, dry

0 . 9 0 - 1 . 1 0 or pulp, dlvd 0.3034 Borax, tech., granular, 9934

0 . 3 7 - 0 . 3 8 24 bags, dr. , c.l. wks., ton 3 2 . 2 5 - 6 7 . 7 5 bulk, wks ton 36 .75

0.42 3^-0. 44 H Powd.. bags, c.l., wks. . . ton 48 .25 2 .25 large drums, c.l., wks . . ton 72 .75 5.11 small drums, c.l., wks. ton 92 .75

Anhyd., bags, bbl., c.L, wks. 3 .50 ton 80 .50 2 .10 bulk, wks ton 71 .50 4 .42 cryst., 99 34% bags, drms.,

c.L, ton lots or less, N. Y.ton 69 .25-139.50 4 .42 Glass, gran., c.L 50-lb. t ins , 2

to a case ton 274.25 3 . 20-3 . 22 (Quotations for USP borax are

$15.00 per ton higher than 3 . 15-3 .17 above)

Bordeaux mix, bags, c.L, wks., 2 . 6 5 - 2 . 6 7 t 0 .18 -0 .24

Borneol. 20-lb. cans 2.25 3 . 5 0 - 3 . 5 2 Bornyl acetate, 25-lb. cans *2.75

Boron nitride 24.00 over 9 8 % , less than 101b. . . 35 .00

Trichloride, 50- and 100-lb. cyl. ($30 extra) wks.. 100 lb. 3 . 0O-3.50

Bromide, propargyl, drum 5.75 0 . 2 4 M - 0 . 2 6 Bromine, cases, c.L, î 0 .32

18 cases or more 0.34 1-17 cases 0.39

0 .17 ΛΓ - Bromoacetamide 250-lb. 0 .1534-0 .22 drum, wks 4.70

3 - Bromo - 5,5 - d imethylhydan-toin, 10-lb. lots 7.50

Bromoform 1.80-2.00 2-Bromopyridine, l.c.l 17.00

0.0624 Bromostyrol , extra, 5-lb. bo t . . . . 5 .50-5 .70 0.0734 Ν - Bromosuccinimide, 44 .2%

0 . 1 3 - 0 . 1 4 bromine, drums, t d rums, wks 3.40

0 . 14-0 . 185 Bronze powder, 100-lb. d rums . . 0.95 Brown, iron oxide, pure, paper

0 .09M-0 .0924 bags, i.c.L, wks 100 1b. 15 .25-15 .50 0.15*3 ordinary 100 1b. 14 .25-14 .50

metallic 100 lb. 4 .75 -5 .00 Sienna, burnt , bags, c.l. and

l.c.L, wks 100 lb. 11 .50-17 .75 Vandyke, paper bags, l.c.l.

wks 100 lb. 12.00 Brucine, alkaloid, pure, 1000-oz.

oz. 0 .12 -0 .35 Sulfate, N F 1000-oz. t i n . . .oz. 0 .10 -0 .30

Butadiene, tanks and cyl., wks. X 0 . 1434—0.21 *4 B u t a n e , industrial group 3

ta nks gal. 0.1434 1,3-Butanediol, dr., c.L, l.c.L,

dlvd 0 .16-0 .17 tanks 0 .15 1,4-, tanks, c.L, wks 0 .28 -0 .30

2,3-Butanediol, dr. , c.L, l.c.L, dlvd 0 .16 -0 .17

2-Butoxyethanol (butyl Cello-solve) dr. , c.L, l.c.L, dlvd., Eas t 0 .2134-0 .22*4

t anks , wks., t Eas t 0 .193^ η-Buty l acetate, synthetic, 390-

1b. dr., c.L, l.c.L, dlvd., 0.0834 East 0 .1634-0 .17*3 0.11*3 tanks, dr., c.L, dlvd. or f. 0 .14

sec, dr., c.L, l.c.L, dlvd. or t 0 . 14*^-0.15*4 0.0534 tanks, dlvd O.Î154 0 .11 Fermentat ion, 111. and Ind .

production, drums, c.l. and l.c.L, wks., * 0 . 15*£-0.16

4 .00 Acrylate, c.L, l.c.L, drums, 0.06*3 wks., t 0.662^-0.6754 0.10*3 Benzvl phtha la te , c.L, l.c.L,

wks 0 .29 -0 .30 0.14*4-0.14*3 tanks 0.27

Benzyl sebacate, tanks, wks . . 0.56*4 16.00-55.00 c.l. and l.c.l 0 .58*^-0 .59*4

π-Buty l p-hydroxybenzate 1 .60-6 .75 (butylparasept) , pur., 100-

lb . drums. î 2.39 0.0524 Lacta te , tanks , î Eas t 0 .40

0.06*4

0 . 12 0. 101

0 .105-0 .15 0.0475

0 . 0 5 - 0 . 0 9

0.0524 0.11*3 0.05*4

0.0634 0.07*4 0 .13 0 .121

0 .125-0 .165

6 6 C & E N M A R C H 2 5, 1 9 5 7

η-BUTYL METHACRYLATE-p-CHLORO-o-NITROANILINE

η-Butyl methacrylate , t.L, c.l., and l.c.L, wks Ο . 55-0 . 553^

oleate, réf., tanks and l.c.L, drums t 0 . 26-0 . 2 6 ^

Phenylacetate, drums 4 . 50-4 .60 Stéarate, tech., dr . , c.l. and

l.c.L t Eas t 0 .2ÔM-0 - 26J£ Butylamino, mono-, drains, c.l.

and l.c.L, t 0 . 5 0 ^ - 0 .56>£ tanks , t 0.53

sec-Butylbenzene, drums, c.l., I.C.I., wks Ο . 06-O .07

Butyl cellosolve, see 2-Butoxy-ethanol

n-Butylmagnesium chloride, in ethyl ether 2 .50

Butynediol, solid, c.l Ο . 55 3 5 % aqueous soin., tks., c.l. . O.09-O.11

p-ieri-Butylphenol, 100-lb. bags, c.l., l.c.L, wks 0 . 2 7 ^ - 0 . 2 8 ^

ieri-Butyl peroxide, c.L, l.c.L. . . 1 .905—2.00 Butyraldehyde, c.L, l.c.L, dlvd. 0 .22 -0 .23

tanks, dlvd 0 . 1 9 ^ Butyrolactone, tks. . c.l 0.38--0. 40

Cadmium, metal, sticks, and anodes, dlvd 1 70

Cadmium bromide, cryst., 20O0 lbs. or more, wks 2.70

Chloride, purif., cryst., 400-lb. and 100-lb. drum 2.05—2.75

Iodide, fiber drums, 25 lb. or more t 6.75—7 .05

Oxide, c.L, wks 1.75 Stéarate, c.L and l.c.L t 1 02-1.07 Sulfate, tech., 25-lb. d r u m . . . 3.48

Caffeine, Alkaloid USP, hydrous, 25- and 125-lb. fiber drums t 2. SO

anhyd., powd., 100-lb. fiber drums t 3.00

25 1b 3 .17-3.25 Citrated, N F , powd., 25-100

lb 2.70 Calamine, USP, powd., 150- and

25-lb. fiber drum 0.33-0.35 Calciferol (Vitamin D2), USP , 40

million intl. units per gram, 100 grams gram 0.65

1 kilo kilo 600.00 Calcium acetate, purif., 125-lb.

drums 0.45 p-Aminosalicylate, wks 7.0O-7.50 Arsenate, drums, c.L and l.c.L

whse., wks 0 .09-0 .10 Ascorbate, pwd., 500 gram

bot., kilo 14.50 Benzoate, 100-lb. drums J. . . . 1.60 Bromide, NF, powd., 100-lb.

drum t 0 .92-1 .15 Carbide, quarter , n u t , egg,

lump, c l . , dlvd.. 10O lb. drum 10O lb. 7.40

ex-whse., c.L, l.c.L 10O lb. S. 10 rice, 14, N D , drums, c.L,

dlvd 10O lb. 7.80 ex-whse., c.L, 1.cl.. 10O lb. 8.50 Std., c.L drums, wks.

ton 134.00 Carbonate, precip., USP,

light, 50-lb. bags 0. 07 heavy, 100-lb. bags 0

Chloride, purif., anhyd., gran. 0 .27-0 .38 flake 77-80% bags c.L

t ton 31.00 l.c.l 46.00-69 .00

Chromated 77-80% 100-lb. bags (40O-lb. drums S l l more) c.l. X

ton 33 . 00 solid 73-75%, 700-lb.

drums c.L, wks., J . . . .ton 29.50 powd., 77-80%, 100-lb.

bags and drums. c.L. .ton 39.65-48.00 liq., 40%, tanks, wks. f. ton 12.50

5 0 % , chromate treated, tanks, 40% wks . f. .ton 15 . 44

Chromate, bags, X 0 . 2 9 ^ - 0 . 3 0 Citrate, purified, 200-lb. drum 0 . 55 Cresotonate, 50-lb. d rum, J. . 2 .00 Cyanide, drums, dlvd ton 160. 00 Cyclamate, 5- to 100-lb. drms. 2. 95-3 . 60

Formate , 50-lb. bags, 40,000-lb. trucks, c.l. and l.c.L, wks 0.04 %-005

Calcium gluconate, USP, powd., drums, 2000 lb. and 100 lb . Î

L'SP gran., d rums, 2 0 -2000 1b

Special, intravenous, soin., 25-2000 lb

Glycerophosphate, N F 1000-lb. fiber drums, t

Guaiacolsulfonate, 200-lb. drums

Hypochlorite (fused alkali), 100-lb. drums, dlvd. East, 10 and single drms. 100 lb .

45-lb. cases, 9 or 12 cans per case, 1-9 cases . .. case

Hypophosphite, NF 50-lb. lots, drums

Iodide, 25-lb. jars , J. 5-lb. bot

Lactate, LTSP, drums, c.L. l.c.L Imp., Danish

Mandelate, USP, drums, wks. Metasilicate, c.L, or t .L, paint

grades ton Ceramic grades ton Fiber grinds ton Molybdate, lb. contained M o . Xaphthenate, 4*% liq., tanks

and l.c.L, f 5 % liq., tanks and I.e.I

Nitrate, tech., cryst., 1750-lb. and 350-lb. lots

D-Pantothenate, USP 100-gram bot gram

Pantothenate, racemic, 1 kilo. or more gram

Peroxide, fiber drums, l.c.L, wks

Phenolsulfonate, (Sulfooarbo-late). drums. 25-175 lb., %. .

Phosphate. dibasic, L'SP, bags, c.l 10O lb.

l.c.l 10O lb. Feed grade, bags, 18J>^%,

c.L. wks Resinate. precip., 5.23% C'a,

drums, wks.. t Salicylate, 100-lb. drums,

l.c.L, t Silicate, hydrate, bags, c.L,

wks Stéarate, tech., bulky A

boxes, Ν. Υ., free to New Eng., tanks and l.c.l

Impalpable powd. A, c.L, l.c.l

Precip. cartons, c.l., wks.. . . l.c.L, wks

Sulfate, anhyd.. l.c.l ton 50-lb. paper bags. c.L, wks.

ton Sulfite, drums, 100-1750 lb.. X Sulfocarbolate, see Calcium,

phenolsulfonate Thiocyanate. pur., liq., 55-

60%, 2100-lb.lots incbys . . . Calomel, see Mercurous chloride Camphene. tanks, wks

c.L. 400-lb. drums included. . . l.c.L, 400-lb. drums included. .

Camphor, USP, powd., lO0-lb. drums. New York, under 1000 1b 1000 lb 2000 lb. or more

Tablets. USP, 50-lb. ctn., under 1000 1b

2000 lb. or more Natural , powd., imported . . . . Tech., 150-lb. bbL, 1 bbl . or

more Capri'l benzyl sebacate, tanks.

wks c.l. and l.c.l

Caramel coloring, NTF, 55-gal. drums, l.c.L, wks gal.

Carbazole, 95-97%, steel drums. ton-lots and less

Carbinol, η-butyl-, tanks and c.L, drums, t wks

Methylisobutyl-, drums, nearest rail del'y point, c.L. l.c.l

tanks, same basis Diethyl-, c.L, l.c.l Diisobutyl-, c.L, l.c.l

tanks Carbon activated, decolorizing

grades , "C ' type , c.l., wks.

0 . 6 4 ^ - 0 .

0 .

0 .

2 .

3 .

3 0 . 8 0 - 3 4 .

23 .50 -24 .

1. 4. 4.

0 4O-0. 0.3O-0. 2 .10-2.

27 .00-39 . 23 .50-39 19.00-3.5

1

0.26-0 0 . 3 2 ^ - 0

0.13-0

0

0

0 8O-1

0.75-0

7 7

S3

0

2

0

0.38-0

0.37-0 0 0

52

45 0 18-0

67

66 H

67

30

60

50

75

30 27 67 48 32 25

50 50 00

.05

27M .34

14

0 4 ^

0 1 3

6 0

7 7

25 25

2 5

3 3

0 5

0 6

. 4 2

.39 35

.36

.00

.00

. 21

0 . . 5 6

0 . 0 . 0 .

0 . 0 0 0 0 0

- 0

125 15 165

61 60 59 92

. 91

. 9 0

. 5 7

0.89 0 . 9 0 ^ - 0 . 9 1 ^

1 .05-1 20

0 95

0 . 3 9 H - O 4 1 H

0 . 1 6 ^ - 0 . 17H 0.14

0 . 46-0 . 47 0.23M-O 24H

0.22

0 .08-0 . 23

130.

ιι%-

12%·

7 . 9 . 5. 0 . 0

- 0 0

- 0

0 0

0 0 . 0 0 4 5 2 2

. 0 8

1434 1 0 % 1 5 M

0. 5 3 M

0.27 0 . 2 3 ^ - 0

0 . 0 2 M 0 . 6 1 M 0 .3O

2 4

2 . 1 7 ^

(15 tons, 1 cent higher; 5 tons, 1 H cents higher; un der 5 tons, 2 cents higher)

Purification grade (water) c.l t on

Carbon bisulfide, 55-gul. drums, c.L, wks... 100 1b.

l.c.l. î 100 1b. tanks 100 1b.

CP, 130-lb. drum L)ioxide, cylinders Tetrachloride, tech., drums,

c.l. and l.c.l. t Zone 1. . . . tanks CP, drums -

CarboAvax, see Polyethylene glycol

Carotene (Vitamin A), pure, cryst., 1.600,000 A units t o 1.670,000 per grain, sealed tins gram

Macrocrystalline, in vegetable oil, 400,000 A units p e r gram gram

( ascin, high nitrogen, 30 mesh 80-lb. bags, 10,000 lb. or more, f.o.b. wks

80 mesh, 250-lb. fiber drums, 250-10,000 l b . .

10,000 lb. or more Domestic, standard Argentine, acid, ground, bags .

Catechol CP, drums, 100-lb. lots, wks

Caustic potash, see Potassium hydroxide

Cellosolve solvent» sfi 2-Ethoxy-ethanol

a-( Yllulose, bag, c.L, wks Cellulose acetate, cartons, c.L,

l.c.L, dlvd Putyra te , flake or powd., wks.

Molding composition, c.L, X Triacetate, flake, cartons,

wks., 100 lb. or more Cerium hydrate, drums, wks. . . . ( 'halk. bags, c.L, Avks Charcoal, hardwood, granular,

bags. c.L, wks.. ton Chloral hydrate, USP, l,00O-lb.

lots % Tech.. 650-lb. dr., c.L, l.c.L,

wks Chlordan, agricultural, drums,

c.l. and l.c.l. X Réf., c.l. and l.c.L, t

Chlorine, single, unit tanks, J . . . 10O lb.

multiple, units, 5 cars, contract, X. . 10O lb.

3 or 4 m.u. cars, contract , J 10O lb.

2 cars contract, X . . .100 lb. Single cars (15 tons) $.100 lb. Liquid, cyl. t 0. 10M-0

7/i-Chloraniline. tanks, c.l., wks. . o-Ohloroaniline, drums, c.l., l.c.l. p-Chloroaniline, drums f E a s t . . o-Chloro-p-anisk3ine, drums, X. . o-Chlorobenzaldehyde, 525-lb.

drums, X p-(.'hlorobenzaldehyde 525-lb.

drums Chlorobenzene, mono-, tanks, f.

c.l. and l.c.L, ΐ 5-C'hlorobenzotriazole. drums. . . d-Chlorobenzotri chloride, 650-lb.

d i m . . t p-625-lb. drums, 1 c.l

p-Chlorobenzoyi chloride, 575 lb. drum

o-Chlorobenzvl chloride, 100-lb. cby.. t

p-Chlorobenzyl chloride, 525 lb. drum

Chlorobutanol, anhyd., USP, 100 lb

Hydrous. 1001b Chloroform, tech., 675-lb. dr.,

tanks and ti. t wks.. t USP. 675-lb. d n in t c.l., l.c.l.. Purif. (for anesthesia), 50-lb.

cby (S35 de ρ ret.), wks Chloroisopropyl Λ'-phenyl car

bamate (70 ré i" xylene), c.L and l.c.L Î 0 .7140-0 . 7640

Chloromycetin, 10-capseal (250 mg. each) lOO cap 3 0 .60

o-Chloro-p-nitroaniline, drums t Ο .86 p-Chloro-o-nitroaniline 0 .73-Ο .82

0 .04-0 .

0 .36-0 . 54 H - 0 .

0 . 0 .

1 . 4 4 - 1 . ). 00-60.

77.

0 . 8 3 - 1 .

0 .23-0 .

0 .65-0 . 0 .75-0 .

3

4

4 5 .25-5 6 .25-6

. 10M-0 0 .73-0 0 .65-0 0 .77-0

1

1 5

4 7 59M G4 5 2 6 0 0 0

0 0

. 0 0

. 2 4

. 7 3

.S3

. 1 5

. Ο δ

. 2 5

. 7 5

. 7 5

. 17M

. 74

. 67

. 79

. 36

1 .05 -1 . 20

ο 0 .

0 . 1 0 - 0 . 1 6 .

1 . 1 .

00 0 8 ^ 11 00

. 7 5

. 00

1 . 15

1 . 15

1 1

0. 17-0 0. 27-0

.90

.65

.18

.30

Ο .35

M A R C H 2 5, 1957 C & E N 6 7

o-CHLOROPHENOL-DICAPRYLADIPATE

o - C h l o r o p h e n o l , d r u m s , c. l . a n d Lei . , Î

p - C h l o r o p h e n o l , d r u m s , c. l . a n d I . c l . , t

C h l o r o p h t h a l i c , a n h y d . , - m o n o , a n y q u a n t . , w k s

C h l o r o p h y l l , 1 0 0 % + sod . , copp e r ch lo rophy l l in ( 1 0 0 % bas i s ) dry p o w d e r , s p o t or c o n t r a c t

4 % p o t a s s i u m , m a g n e s i u m ch lo rophy l l i n , f ood , p h a r m a c e u t i c a l s

C h l o r o p i c r i n , c o m m . , b o t c y l i n d e r s , $

2 - C h l o r o p y r i d i n e iV-Chlorosucc in imide , 2 6 . 2 % ,

l .c. l . , 100-lb. d r u m s o-Chloroto luer ie l iqu id p - C h l o r o t o l u e n e , 524- lb . d r u m s .

i C h l o r o ( 4 ) - 2 - t o l u i d i n e , bb l C h l o r o t e t r a c y c i i n e , see A u r e o -

m y c i n C h o l e s t e r o l , U S P , fiber d r u m s .

100 l b . q u a n t I r r a d i a t e d , 7 - d e h y d r o c h o l e s -

t e ro l D - a c t i v a t e d a n i m a l s t e r o l ; (Vi tamin D3) mi l l ion in t i . chick un i t s

C h o l i n e ch lo r ide , ( 1 0 0 % basis) 54 -ga l . d r u m , w k s

S u p p l e m e n t , 2 5 % cho l ine . 20 ,000 lb. o r m o r e , bags , or d r u m s

C h r o m e o r e , ca r s , A t l a n t i c p o r t s , I n d i a n ( P a k i s t a n ) , 4 8 % 3-1

r a t i o gross t o n R h o d e s i a n . 3 t o 1 r a t i o l u m p ,

4 8 % Cr»Oi, c o n t . , ca rs A t l a n t i c p o r t s l o n g ton

T r a n s v a a l , 4 8 % , C r 2 0 3 , no r a t i o

T u r k i s h , 4 8 % C r 2 0 3 , 3 t o 1 r a t i o , l ump l o n g t o n

C h r o m i u m , m e t a l . 9 7 % A c e t a t e , 8 3 4 % s o i n . , bb l . ,

cases F l u o r i d e , bbl . , c.l. a n d l.c.l. , %.

( C h r o m i u m g reen , ch rom i u m oxide, see g r e e n colors , C h r o m i u m ye l low u n d e r ye l low, a n d C h r o m i u m t r i -ox ide u n d e r Acid, ch romic )

P h o s p h a t e C i n c h o n a bark , N F , r e d 20- inch ,

cases C i n c h o n i d i n e , su l fa te , sma l l

c r y s t . , cans , 100-oz. q u a n t . . o z . C i n c h o n i n e , a l k a l o i d , c r y s t . ,

c ans , 100-oz. q u a n t oz. S u l f a t e . Ν F c a n s , 1 0 0 - o z . . .oz.

C i n c h o p h e n , N F , 100-lb. d r u m . . C i n n a m i c a ldehyde , N F I X , 25-

1b. lots C i t r a l , p u r e , C P , 50 l b C l a y , see Kaol in Coa l t a r , c rude , t a n k s , w k s . . g a l .

ref ined, t a n k s , wks gal . b b l . . l.c.l gjd.

C o b a l t , m e t a l , 9 7 - 9 8 % , kegs A c e t a t e , 2 3 3 4 % C o . , bb l . ,

d l v d C a r b o n a t e , powd. , 4 6 % Co . .

b a g s , wks C h l o r i d e , 24 H % C o . , kegs ,

wks H y d r a t e , 6 0 % % C o . , bb l L i n o l e a t e , solid 8 3 4 % Co

i iq . , 6 % Co N a p h t h e n a t e . 6% Co . . Iiq.

t a n k s a n d l.c ! sol id, 10% C o . , l .c . l

N i t r a t e , t ech . , 2 0 . 4 % c rys t . , 100- a n d 50- lb . d r u m

O c t o a t e , 6%, t a n k s , l.c.l. f. . . O r e , O n t . , min , 9 - 1 2 % of C o . . O x i d e , 7 1 % , c e r a m i c q u a l i t y ,

kegs . d lvd. E a s t R e s i n a t e , 3 % S o y a t e , 8 3 4 % Co S u l f a t e , 2 1 % C o

C o b a l t t a l l a t e , 6 % C o . : l i q . , t a n k s a n d l.c.l

so l id , 8 % l.c.l C o c a i n e h y d r o c h l o r i d e , c a n s ,

100-oz . q u a n t oz. C o c o a b u t t e r , b a g s , t o n l o t s . . . . C o d e i n e , a l ka lo id , c a n s , 100-oz.

q u a n t oz.

3

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4 6 . 0 0 - 4 7 . 0 0 1 . 1 8 - 1 . 2 3

0 . 0 9 - 0 . 1 0 ^ 0 . 5 1 - 0 . 5 2

0 .55

0 . 2 8 - 0 . 3 0

0 .35

0 .52 0 .27 34 3 .50

1 . 0 0 - 1 . 0 5 5 . 0 0 - 5 . 4 5

0 .1634 0 .2034 0 .43 2 .00

1.10

1.57

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0 . 4 5 > £ - 0 . 4 6 3 4 0 . 6 9 ^

0 . 8 5 0 . 4 9 3 4 - 0 . 5 0 ?4

1 . 3 0 - 1 . 6 0

1.73 0 . 2 8 0 . 6 8 0 . 6 9

0 . 4 0 J £ - 0 . 4 2 0 .4734

1 3 . 7 5 0 . 6 5 - 0 . 6 7

1 3 . 2 5

Code ine , hydroch lo r ide , c a n s , 100-oz. q u a n t oz .

C o d l i v e r oil, Û S P . d r u m s . . . . ga l . Co l lod ion , U S P , c.l.,l .c.l. , d l v d . . C o p p e r , m e t a l , electro. V a l l e y . . .

P o w d e r , d r u m s A c e t a t e , d r u m s , c.l., l .c . l C a r b o n a t e , 5 5 % , d r u m s C h l o r i d e , a n h y d . , d r u m s

Purif . , c r y s t . , 325-lb. d r u m s . T e c h . , c r y s t . , bbl

C y a n i d e , dr., 1 0 0 to 9 9 9 lbs . , Î -G l u c o n a t e , p rod . , d r u m s H y d r o x i d e , drums, d l v d . E . of

M i s s . R., c . l . and l . c . l L i n o l e a t e N a p h t h e n a t e , liquid» 8 % C u ,

t a n k s a n d l.c.l., t so l id , 1 1 % Cu

N i t r a t e , t e c h . , c r y s t . , all q u a n t

O l e a t e , l i q u i d , 8 H , C u , b b l Ox ide , b l a c k , bbl., wles

R e d , d r u m s , wks O x y c h l o r i d e , drums, c.l., t . I .

a n d l.t .l . , w k s P r o t e i n a t e , colloidal, p h a r m a

ceu t ica l 100-oz. d r u m s , % oz . R e s i n a t e , precip. , 8 3 4 % C u ,

125-Ib. d r u m s , f S t é a r a t e , b a g s , wks S u l f a t e , c r y s t . , 99% b a g s , c.l.,

wks 100 l b . smal ler l o t s 100 l b .

M o n o h y d r a t e , 3 5 % , d r u m s , c.l., l .c . l . , wks 100 l b .

T r iba s i c , c.l., l .c. l . , w k s . 100 1b.

C o p p e r a s , see Ferrous s u l f a t e C o p r a , t anks , Pacific C o a s t . . t o n Corn sugar , t a n n e r s ' b a g s , 60 .000

l b . min 100 l b . Cor ros ive subl imate , see M e r

c u r i c ch lo r ide C o r t i s o n e a c e t a t e , bu lk , d l v d . .

g r a m C o t t o n l inter , p u l p , for cellulose

e t h e r s , f .a.s. , Norfolk: or N e w O r l e a n s t o n

C o u m a r i n , c r y s t . , NF, 2 0 0 - l b . 2 5 -Ib . d r u m s

C r e a m of t a r t a r , see P o t a s s i u m a c i d t a r t r a t e

Creoso t e , N F b e e c h w o o d , d r u m s , c b y

C a r b o n a t e , N F , 48- a n d 2 5 - l b . c b y

C o a l ta r , c r u d e , tanks , wks .ga l . Réf., t a n k s , wks ga l .

H a r d w o o d , N F . b o t . , c b y . . g a l . P i n e w o o d , t a n k , Avks

c.l . , 55-gal . drums l.c.l., d r u m s W a r e h o u s e , Ν. Υ

Cresol U S P , t a n k s and c .1., d r . J . T e c h . d r u m s , c.l-, wks . j .

t a n k s , wks m-Cresol , 9 8 % . drums, c.l. , w k s .

8 0 - 8 2 % , d r u m s , wks 7 0 - 7 5 % , d r u m s , wks

o-Cresol, pu re 30° , tanks a n d c.l., t 2 5 - 2 8 ° , bu lk , t.I., c.l

p -Creso l , 9 8 % , drums, "fr Creso l , mixed m- and. p - , 3 °

t a n k s , c.l., t C r o t o n a l d e h y d e , 9 1 % m i n . ,

t a n k s a n d c . l . , dlvd. E a s t of M i s s

C r y o l i t e , n a t u r a l i n s e c t i c i d e , b a g s , bbl . , c . l . and l .c . l . , w k s .

100 1b. C u m e n e , see I s o p r o p y l b e n z e n e C u m i n i c a l d e h y d e , 25-lt>. c a n s . . C y a n a m i d e , 2 0 % Nr g r a n . ,

100- lb . bag-s, wks.. . . . . . t o n pu lve r i zed , 2 1 % Ν u n i t

C y a n i d e , ch lo r ide , mixt . , 7 5 % 20 ,000 lb . min . , w k s

4 5 % , 20 ,000- lb . min. w k s 3 0 % , case h a r d e n e r . 20 ,000

l b . min C y a n o a c e t a m i d e , IOO-ITD. d r u m

wks -1000 lb . , l o t s , wks

C y a n u r i c ch lo r ide , fiber d r u m , wks

C y c l o h e x a n e , 8 5 % s ing le t r i p d r u m s inc l . , c.l., w k s . . . g a l .

l .c . l . , wks. , s a m e bms . . . . ga l . t a n k s ga l .

1 1 . 7 5 1 . 4 5 - 1 . 5 0 0 . 2 7 - 0 . 2 7 1 4

0 32 0 . 9 5

0 . 5 3 - 0 . 5 4 Ο . 3 4 - Ο . 3 5 3 4 0 . 4 3 M - 0 . 4 4 M

0 . 4 0 3 4 0 . 2 9 3 4 - 0 . 3 0

0 . 7 2 3 . 1 5 - 3 . IS

0 . 5 0 - 0 0 .

0 . 2 2 M - 0 0 . 2 4 J 4 - 0

00

00

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12 1 3 . 4 0 - 1 5

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3 . 7 5 - 4 . 0 . 0 .

1 . 3 0 - 1 . 0 . 0 0 . 0 .

0 . 1 6 - 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 .

0 . 1 4 3 4 - 0 . 0 . 1 4 - 0 .

0 .

0 . 1 6 - 0 .

0 . 2 1 3 4 - 0

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55 2

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C y c l o h e x a n o l t e c h . , 55-g&l. d r u m s , c.l. a n d l.c.l. , w k s . . . 0 . 2 6 3 4 - 0 . 27 34

t a n k s 0 . 2 4 C y c l o h e x a n o n e , d r u m s , c.l.,

w k s . , B e l l e , W . Va . , m i n . t r a n s p o r t a t i o n a l l o w e d 0 . 3 2

C y c l o h e x y l a m i n e , d r . , t a n k s a n d c.l. , w k s 0 . 4 7 - 0 . 49

C y c l o h e x y l b u t y r a t e , d r . , w k s . . . 2 . 0 0 C y c l o p e n t a n o l , 4 2 0 - l b . d r . , d l v d . 4 . 7 5 C y c l o p e n t a n o n e , 55 -ga l . d r u m s . . 2 . 50

o x i m e , m . p . 57° . . . . 100 g r a m 1 4 . 0 0 C y c l o p r o p a n e , U S P , for a n e s

t he s i a , S ty le A A, cy l inde r , 40 ga l . (S5. d e p o s i t , r e t . ) . . .

ga l . 0 . 3 8 B , 100 g a l . (S6. r e t . ) 0 . 3 7

p - C y m e n e , d r u m s , w k s ga l . 2 . 5 0 - 3 . 0 0 L -Cys t e ine h y d r o c h l o r i d e , p r a c

t i ca l g r a d e a n d C P , 1-kilo b o t ki lo 4 5 . 0 0 - 5 0 . 0 0

2 ,4 -D ( 2 , 4 - D i c h l o r o p h e n o x y a c e -t i c a c id ) , fiber d r u m s , t r u c k s , c.l. a n d l .c.l . , w k s . , Î 0 . 4 4 - 0 . 5 6

D D D ( 2 , 2 - b i s ( p - c h l o r o p h e n y l ) -1 ,1 -d i ch lo roe thane ) t e c h . , fine g r n d . , b a g s , c.l., w k s . . . . 0 . 4 5 - 0 . 4 7

D D T ( D i c h l o r o d i p h e n y i t r i -c h l o r o e t h a n e ) t e c h . , p o w d . , b a g s , c.l. a n d l .c . l . . d l vd 0 . 2 3 - 0 . 2 5

D e c a h y d r o n a p h t h a l e n e , d r . , d l v d 0 . 5 0

J V - D e c y l a c e t a m i d e , d i s t . , 1-9 d r u m s , wks 1 . 5 0

T e c h . , 1-9 d r u m l o t s , w k s . . . . 1 .25 D e f l u o r i n a t e d p h o s p h a t e , see

P h o s p h a t e D e g r a s , c o m m o n t . I . . a n d b b l . J . . 0 . 1 1 3 4 ~ 0 . 1 2 J4

N e u t r a l ffa, 2 % T o i . , l.c.l 0 . 2 2 D e s u l p h u r i z e d , c.l . , l.c.l 0 . 1 5 - 0 . 1 5 3 4

D e x t r i n , c o r n , B r i t i s h , g u m , p a c k e d in p a p e r b a g s , c.l. l.c.l 100 1b. 9 . 3 3 - 9 . 4 8

C a n a r y , bag , c . l . , l . c . l . l00 l b . 9 . 1 7 - 9 . 3 2 W h i t e , bags , c. l . . l .c . l . 100 l b . 8 . 9 1 - 9 . 0 6

P o t a t o , i m p t d . , p a p e r b a g s . . . 0 . 1 0 3 4 _ 0 . H D e x t r o s e (g lucose ) , U S P , g r a n . ,

d r u m s 0 . 1 7 % ( D i - s o m e o r g a n i c c o m p o u n d s

m a d e u p of t w o iden t i ca l , c o m p l e x p a r t s , t o w h i c h t h e t e r m " d i - " is e r r o n e o u s l y a p p l ied , a r e l i s ted u n d e r " B i s - " )

D i a c e t o n e a lcohol , see A lcoho l D i a c e t y l , f lavor in , 48 - lb . l o t s

d l v d 4 . 2 5 - 4 . 5 0 Di - i e r i - amyl p h e n o l , wks . , c.l.,

l.c.l 0 . 3 0 3 4 - 0 . 3 1 % t a n k s 0 . 2 8 M ΌΊ-secondary, s a m e bas i s ,

s a m e p r i ces D i a n i s i d i n e , m . p . 1 3 7 - 1 3 8 ° ,

d r u m s 2 . 0 0 D i a t o m a c e o u s e a r t h , d o m . , b a g s ,

c.l., e a s t n . p o r t s t o n 5 2 . 0 0 - 5 5 . 0 0 Pur i f ied , bags , c.l . , E a s t e r n

p o r t s 6 5 . 0 0 M e x i c a n , w h i t e , b a g s , c.l.,

E a s t e r n p o r t s t o n 6 0 . 0 0 D i b e n z y l s e b a c a t e , d r u m s , t a n k s ,

c.l., wks 0 . 9 2 - 0 . 9 4 2>-DibrQmobenzene, b a g s 0 . 5 5 1,3 - D i b r o m o - 5 ,5 - d imet .hyl -

h y d a n t o i n , 250- lb . d r 3 . 3 0 D i b u t y l m a l e a t e , d r u m s , c.l. ,

l.c.l., w k s 0 . 5 0 - 0 . 5 1 P h t h a l a t e , t a n k s a n d c.l., d l v d .

E a s t 0 . 3 0 - 0 . 3 2 3 4 S e b a c a t e , C P . d r u m s , c.l.,

l .c.l. , w k s 0 . 6 7 - 0 . 7 0 T a r t r a t e , d r u m s , w k s . , t 0 . 7 1

D i b u t y l a m i n e , d r u m s , c.l. a n d l.c.l., t 0 . 5 5 3 4 - 0 . 5 6 3 4

t a n k s , f 0 . 5 3 D i - i e r i -bu ty l -p - c r e so l , d lvd . , c.l.

a n d l.c.l 0 . 9 1 - 0 . 9 5 0,0 - Di - tert - b u t y l h y d r o q u i -

n o n e , 75—150-lb. d r u m s , K i n g s -p o r t , T e n n 1 . 1 5

Di - i e r i -bu ty l p e r o x i d e , 98 - l b . d r u m s , c. l . , l .c.l. , n e a r e s t ra i l d e l y . p t 1 . 9 6 5 - 2 . 0 0

D i c a p r y l a d i p a t e , t a n k s , c.l. d l v d . 0 . 4 2 - 0 . 4 5 P h t h a l a t e , d r u m s , c.l. r l .c. l . ,

d l v d 0 . 2 9 - 0 . 3 0

6 8 C&EN M A R C H 2 5, 1957

DICAPRYLADIPATE, SEBACATE-ETHYLHl EXYL PHTHALATE

Dicapryladipate, sebacate, tech. drums, c.l., wks 0.59*^-0.60}^

Dichloroaniline, drums, X 0 75—0 77 Dichlorobenzaldehyde, 2,4- and

3,4-, 500-lb. and 200-lb. drums 2.50-2.65 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine dihydr<--

chloride, dlvd 1.37 o-Dichlorobenzene, c.l. and l.c.l.

t (West of Rockies. 0.01 %i higher) O.12K-OI314

tanks, % 0. 10% p-Dichlorobenzene, drums, c.l.

and l.c.l., wks., E. of Rockies, t 0.12-0. 14 i

1,4-Dichlocobutane tanks, c.l., l.c.l.. ..f 0.32-0.34

Dichloropentane, tanks, t.l.. wks. 0.03 c.l. and l.c.l., drums, wks 0.05-0.06

2,4-Dichlorophenol, tech., drums, c.l.. wks., J 0.31-0.32

Dicoumarol, drums, dlvd 24.00 Dicyandiamide, hags, wks 0.15^—0 16 Dicyclopentadiene. c 1 . Ic i . ,

wks 0.14H-0.14% Dicyclohexylamine, tanks, c.l.,

wks 0 .52-0 . 54 Dieyciohexylphthalate, c.l.. l.c.l. 0.59-0.60 Dieldrin, flake, drums, c.l 1 . 80 Diethanolamine, drums, c.l. and

l.c.l., dlvd. East 0.27-0 28 tanks, dlvd. East 0 24}$

Diethyl carbonate, drums, c.l., l.c.l 0.47-0.48 tanks, wks 0. 45

Maleate, c.l. and l.c.l., dlvd.. 0.52-0.53 tanks 0. 50

Malonate, 55-gal. drums, wks. 0.80 Oxalate, tanks and c.l 0.40-0.42V£ Phthalate, drums, c.l., l.c.l.

dlvd 0.30-0 31 tanks, dlvd 0.271^

Sulfate, drums, c.l.. l.c.l., wks. 0.18^-0 19^ tanks, wks 0 17

Diethylamine, drums, c.l., l.c.l., t 0.51-0.52

tanks, f 0.48H 2 - Diethylamino - 1 - ethanol,

drums, c.l. and l.c.l., f. . . . 0 .69^-0 .70^ tanks, f 0.67

JV.N-Diethylaniline tech., tanks. 0.55 Diethylene glycol, tanks and c.l.,

dlvd. East 0.15)^-0.173^ Dimethyl ether, 1-gal. cans

and 55-gal. drums, Marinette, Wis 1.10-1 .40

Monobutyl ether, tanks and c.l., wks 0.27-0.283^

Monobutyl ether acetate drums, c.l. and l.c.l., wks.. . 0.30^-0.3194

Monoethyl ether, tanks and c.l., dlvd. East 0. 20-0 22 3^

Monoethyl ether acetate, tanks, c.l., wks 0.25^-0 2 6 ^

Monomethyl ether, tanks and c.l., dlvd. East 0.18^-0.21

Diethylene glycol mono-oleate (diglycol oloate), light l.c.l. . 0.30

Diethylenetriamine, tanks and carlots, dlvd., East 0.413^-0.43

Diethylstilbestrol, 1-10 kilos, quant kilo 100.00

1,3-Diethylthiourea, l.c.l., wks., t 0.47

Digitalin, amorph., 16-oz. bot. oz. 25.00 Diglycol laurate, l.c.l., drums. . . 0.34

Stéarate, bbl., l.c.l 0.28 Dihexyl adipate, drums, c.l.,

l.c.l.. dlvd 0.423^-0.45 Phthalate, drums, c.l., l.c.l.,

dlvd 0.32H-033M Sebacate, drums, c.l., l.c.l.,

wks 0.67-0.67 3 Dihydrostreptomycin, see Strep

tomycin Diiodotyrosine 27.25 Diisobutylcarbinol (see Car-

binol, diisobutyl-) Diisobutyl ketone, tanks, c.l.,

dlvd 0.14^-0.17 Diisoctyl phthalate, tanks, and

c.l., dlvd. East 0.28-0.31K Adipate, c.l. and l.c.l., dlvd.. 0.40-0.43 H Sebacate, drums, c.l., l.c.l.,

wks 0.64-0.65 H Dioctylphthalate, tanks and c.l.

dlvd O.2S-0.31^ Dimethyl acetonedicarboxalate,

40-lb. can 8.25 p-Dimethoxybenzene, 500-lb.

lots 2.25

1,2-Dimethoxyetbane, 55-gal. dr., Marinette, Wis 0.90

1 and 5-gal. cans 1 . 05-1 . 15 Dimethvlaniline, tanks, c.l.,

l.c.l.. t 0.30-0.33 Diraethylanthranilate, 50-lb.

cans t 5.10 Dimethyl ether, 150-lb. net cyls.,

tanks and l.c.l.. Belle, W. Va.. 0.18-0.25 .V.-V-Dimethylformamide, tanks

and 55-gal. drums, wks., Texas Ο . 33-0. 34

Dimethyl maleate drums, l.c.l., wks 0.60

Phthalate, drums, c.l., l.c.l., t or dlvd 0.30K-0.31H

tanks, same basis 0 . 28 Sebacate, drums, c.l. and

l.c.l., wks 1 .32-1.323^ tanks, wks 1 . 30

Sulfate, 55-gal. drums, ret., tanks, c.l., and l.c.l., wks.. . 0. Ιδ'^-Ο .173^

Dimethylolurea, see Bishydroxy-methylurea

2,4-Dinitroaniline, drums, 100O lb., t 0.68

m-Dinitrobenzene, bbl., t 0 .24 2,4-Dinitrochlorobenzene, c.l.

and l.c.l 0. 15Ki-0.15?i 2,4-Dinitrophenol, tech., bbl. t- 0.37 2,4-Dinitrotoluene, oily, drums,

χ 0.11 98°, drums, t 0.23

Dioctvl phthalate, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., dlvd. East. . . . 0.30^-0.32

tanks, dlvd 0.28^-0.30H Adipate, tanks and c.l 0.40-0.42 3-3 Sebacate, drums, c.l., l.c.l.,

wks 0 . 60H-0.63 Η 1,4-Dioxane, drums, c.l., l.c.l.,

wks 0.28^-0.2934 tanks 0.27

Dipentaerythritol, fib. drums, 30,000-lb. lots 0.32

20O0-10.OOO-lb. lots 0.34 50-lb. bag 0.35

Dipentene, destruct.. dist., 55-gal. drums, c.l., gal 0.56

ex-whse., Ν. Υ., 55-gal. drums, l.c.l gal. 0.73

Steam dist., drums, wks., gal. 0.71

Diphenyl, bbl., c.l., wks 0.15 l.c.l., wks 0.16-0.20

Diphenyl ether, perfume, 30-lb. cans 0.61

Diphenylamine, bags, flakes, c.l., l.c.l 0.33-0.35

Diphenylguanidine. dr., ton lots. 0.4S less than ton lots 0.49-0. 50

2,5-Diphenyloxazole (scintillation grade), lab. bot 75 0O

Dipropylene glycol, c.l. and l.c.l. dlvd. East 0.17^-0. 18%

tanks same basis 0.15% Dipropylene glycol methyl ether,

tanks and drums, cl-, t 0.193^-0.22 Di-o-tolylguanidine, drum, ton

std. pkg. min. transp. alld.... 0. 60-0. 61 Divi-divi, 45% tannin, c.l., ex-

dock, Atlantic ports ton 80.00-82.00 Divinylbenzene, 20-25%, tank

cars, t 0.19 drums, 4O0 1b., c.l. and l.c.l. 0.20-0.21

50-60%, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., X 1 . 0 0 - 1 . 0 5

n - D o d e c y l a m m o n i u m a c e t a t e , d i s t . , c . l . , t . l . , wks 0 . 7 1

T e c h 0 . 5 2 D r a g o n ' s b lood , r e e d s , cases . . . . 1 . 4 0 - 1 . 4 5

m a s s , c a s e s 1 . 2 5 - 1 . 3 0

E g g a l b u m e n , see A l b u m e n E g g yo lk , d r i e d , d o m . , bbl 1 . 0 5 - 1 . 0 7 E m e t i n e , h y d r o c h l o r i d e , U S P ,

powd- , 25 -oz . c o n t a i n e r s , .oz . 3 2 . 9 5 - 3 3 . 0 0 E p h e d r i n e , a l k a l o i d , a n h y d . b o t . ,

5 0 o z oz. 1 . 0 0 h y d r o u s , b o t . , 80 oz oz. 0 . 9 2

H y d r o c h l o r i d e , r acemic , N F , 100-oz . t in 0 . 7 5

E p h e d r i n e s u l f a t e , c r y s t . , 100 -oz . t i n s oz . 0 . 65

p o w d . 100-oz . t i n oz . 0 . 7 3 E p i c h l o r o h y d r i n , d r u m s , c . l . a n d

l .c . l . , n e a r e s t rail de l ' y p o i n t 0 . 3 5 3 ^ - 0 . 3 6 H t a n k s 0 . 3 3

E p i n e p h r i n e , syn th . , U S P , b o t . - . . . g r a m 0 .54—0.64

E p s o m salts, see M a g n e s i u m s u l f a t e

E r g o s t e r o l , ULn-irradiated. c r y s t . k i l o 1 5 0 . 0 0

I r r a d i a t e d , sec V i o s t e r o l E r g o t . N F , e a n s . 1 . 8 5 - 2 . 0 0 E s e r i n e s a l i cy l a t e , U S P , 4-oz.

lo t s 8 4 . 0 0 E t h y l a m i n o e - t h a n o l , c.l. a n d l .c . l .

w k . , t O . 4 3 M - 0 . 4 4 H t a n k s , wks?.. t 0 . 4 1 H

E t h a n o l a m i r a e . m o n o - , d r u m s , c . l . and l.c.l.. d l v d . E a s t . . . 0 . 2 7 ^ - 0 . 2 8 ^

t a n k s audi tank; t r u c k s , d l v d . , E a s t 0 . 2 5

E t h e r , bis-2— chloro isopropyl , c.l. a n d l .c . l . , dlv-d. E a s t . . . . . . 0 . 1 3 3 ^ - 0 . 1 4 ^

Bis -2 -ch lo roe t l ï y l . purif . , t a n k s a . n d c l . , t 0 . 1 3 - 0 . 1 4 ^

η - B u t y l , t a n k s , c.l., wks 0 . 3 1 - 0 . 3 2 5 4 e t h y l , US· P . t a n k s , d l v d . E a s t . 0 . 1 0

c.l. a.Tidl.c.l 0 . 1 3 ^ - 0 . 2 7 Anesthesia , T7SP. h o s p i t a l s ,

cans 0 . 8 9 Purif.. (for f a t e x t r a c t i o n )

30»—lb.drums, 60 - lb . lo t s 0 . 4 1 30-lb>. lots 0 . 4 4

Indus t r i a l , t a n k s , f gal 0 . 4 4 Solven-t , c o n e , 3 0 - l b . d r u m s ,

dl*vd. E a s t 0 . 1 7 tanlws. dlv-d 0 . 1 3 54

S y n t h e t i c , t a n k s a n d c.l 0 . l O - 0 . 1 2 Isopropy-1 , réf., t a n k s and c. l . . 0 . 0 7 - 0 0 9 1 4

Indus t r i a l , t a n k s , t gal 0 . 3 0 Ni t rous , see E t h y l n i t r a t e Pet ro leu m , see L igroin

2 - E t h o x y e t h a n o î (Ce l lo so iven t ) d r u m s , c.l.. l .c . l . . d l v d . E a s t 0 . 2 1 - 0 . 2 2

t a n k s , d lvd , E a s t 0 . 1 8 ^ E t h y l ace ta te , s y n t h . , S 5 - 8 8 % ,

t anks , d l v d 0 . 1 2 390—lb. d r u m s , c.l. a n d

l.c.l,, d l v d 0 . 1 4 H - 0 . 1 5 H 95-98. c ; „ t a n k s , a n d c.l . , f. - 0 . 1 2 % - 0 . 1 4 % 9 9 ^ , tank cars , d lvd 0 . 1 2

dru.me, c . l . a : id l.c.l 0 . 1 4 ^ - 0 . 15H A c e t o a c e t a t e , t a n k s , c.l., d l v d . 0 . 5 6 - 0 . 5 8 A c r y l a t e , m o n o m e r , t a n k s . . . 0 . 3 4

c.l. a n d l.c . 1 . . t 0 . 3 6 - 0 . 3 7 A n t h r a n i l a t e 5 . 7 5 - 6 . 3 5 B e n z o a x e , 4 7 5 - l b . d r u m s 0 . 7 4 B r o m i d e , t ech . , t a n k s a n d c.l.f 0 . 4 1 - 0 . 4 4 B u t y r a X e , d r u m s , w k s 0 . 8 0

25-lb . cans 0 . 9 0 Carbareiate , X7SP, d r u m s 1 . 5 0 C h l o r i d e , t e c h . , X t a n k s , w k s . . 0 . 10

U S P . cyl inders , t bbl 0 . 2 2 - 0 . 2 4 Chloroformante . 40 - l b . c b y . . . . 0 . 4 5

24-ll>. cby 0 . 5 5 Cinnaranate. 2 5 - l b . cans 3 . 20 C y a n o a e e t a t e , 450- lb . d r u m . . 1 . 1 2 /S-Etho· x v p r o p i o n a t e . d r u m s ,

wks 0 . 7 2 Forma xe , c . l . . l.c.l.. d l v d . E a s t . 0 . 4 5 - 0 . 4 6 G a l l a t e . purif . 100-lb. d r u m . . 3 . 9 0 - 4 . 4 0 L a c t a t e , drvams, l .c.l . , w k s . . . . 0 . 4 7 % Mercaj j tan , purif. , 350 1b .

d r u m s , w k s 0 . 47 Metha . cryla t o m o n o m e r .

c.l., l.c.l.. d r u m s , wks 0 . 5 2 - 0 . 5 2 ^ tan tes , w k s 0 . 5 0

Neroli n , 10O-lb. d r u m 2 . 25 50-1 I J . d r u m 2 . 3 0

N i t r i t e , concn. , b o t . , 100 lb . . . 2 . 7 5 Oenara. tha te , d r u m s , a n d 5 - l b .

bot . 1 0 0 - 1 . 5 0 Oleatfci, d r u m s , l .c. l . , w k s . * . . . 0 . 5 3 O x a l a t e , d r u m s , c . l . a n d

l .c . l . , Î 0 . 4 1 % - 0 . 4 2 % P h e n v l a c e t a t e 25 - lb . d r u m s . . 1 . 30 S i l i c a t e , d r u m s , l .c. l . E a s t . . . . 0 . 5 0 H J

(see also T e t r a e t h y l o r t h o -s i l i c a t e )

Sodiu. m o x a l a c e t a t e 175- lb . bbL., l.c.l.. wks 0 . 7 5 %

E t h y l a m i n e m o n o - , 7 0 % b a s e d on c o n t a i n e d a m i n e , drutms, c . l . a n d l .c. l . , f E a s t of H o c k i e s 0 . 3 7 ^ - 0 . 3 8 H

t a n k s , f E a s t of R o c k i e s 0 . 3 5 E t h y l a n i l i n e . m o n o - , t a n k s a n d

c.l., wks , . . 0 . 5 5 - 0 . 5 7 E thy lb«enzcne . t a n k s a n d c l . t . . 0 . 15—0.17 E t h y l c e l l u l o s e , flake, 23 ,000 l b .

or more 0 . 6 9 s m a l l e r q u a n t 0 . 7 0 - 0 . 8 1

E t h y l h e x y l p h t h a l a t e , t k s . , a n d cits. , dlvd 0 . 2 8 - 0 . 3 0 ^

M^RCH 2 5, 1957 C&EN 6 9

ETHYLENE CARBONATE-a-HEXYLCINNAMIC ALDEHYDE

Ethylene carbonate, l.c.l Chlorohydriii, anhyd . , tanks

and c.l., wks Cyanohydrin, tanks, c.l·, wks. Dibromide, drums, c.l., l.c.l... Dichloride, drums, c.l. and

l.c.l., wks., dlvd. Eas t tanks, dlvd. East

Oxide, cylinders, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd tanks East

Ethylenediamine, 85°^ , (based on contained amine) tanks and c.l.. dlvd. East

Ethylene glycol, drums, c.l. and l.c.l.. dlvd. East tanks, t East

Diethyl ether, 1 gal. can and 55-gal. drums, wks

Dimethyl ether, 1-gal. can and 55-gal. drums, Marinet te , Wis

Monobutyl ether, see Butoxy-ethanol

Monoethyl ether, see 2-Eth-oxyethanol

Acetate, tanks and c.l. wks. Monomethyl ether, see Meth-

oxyethanol Ethylhexyl acrylate monomer,

c.l., t.l., wks., ΐ Ethylmagnesium bromide, in

ethyl ether, 500-gal. lots. . . In butyl ether. 50-gal. lot. kilo

Ethylmagnesium chloride, 500-gal. lots

Ethyl morphine hydrochloride, bot oz.

Ν - Ethyl - a - naphthy lamine tech. drums

JV-Ethyl-o-toiuidine, tech., bbl. EthyJvanillin, 25-lb. cans

100 lb. drums Eucalyptol. USP, 60-lb. d rums . Eugenol, USP, 25-lb. cans

Fa t ty acid, animal, doub. distd.. tanks, t.l., and c.l.. d lvd. . . .

Coconut, doub. distd., tanks, t.l., c.l., dlvd

Corn oil, doub. distd., tanks, t.l., c.l.. dlvd

Cottonseed. doub. distd., drums, tanks, t.l., c.l., dlvd.

Palm, doub. distd., tanks, t.l., c.l.. dlvd

Soybean, doub. distd., tanks, trucks, and c.l.. d rums, dlvd.

Tall oil. tanks, wks Feldspar, pottery grade, c.l.. ton

Giassmakers, bulk, wks . . . ton Enamel, wks N.C., 200-mesh. c.l ton

semi-gran ton Ferric acetate, soin. U S P IX ,

cby demijohns

liquor, 2 8 % . bbl., c.l., wks. . . . Ammonium citrate, gran.,

drums Oxalate

Chloride, tech., anhydrous drums, c.l., wks., f. . . .

100 lb. l.c.l., wks 100 lb.

cryst., 450-lb. d rums, t.l., c l . , t 100 lb.

l.c.l., drms., wks. J 100lb. USP, lump, bbl soin., 42° Be. c.l., l.c.l. %. . .

Citrate, gran., drums Glycerophosphate, N F , powd. Hypophosphite, drums Iodide, bot Naphthenate , liquid, 6 % Fe,

c.l. and l.c.l., X Nitrate, cryst., 25-lb. glass jar Oxalate, tech., drums Phosphate, soluble, N F , gran.,

cases Insoluble

Ferric potassium oxalate, fine gran., drums

Pyrophosphate, soluble, N F VII gran., drums

Resinate, precip., 6 % % Fe, drums, t

0 .50-0 .75

0 . 2 0 ^ - 0 22 0 35-0.36>£ 0 .29 -0 .30

0 . 1 1 3 ^ - 0 . 1 2 H 0.09

0 .213^ -0 .24H Ο. 15Η

0.40-0.42

0 16-0 17 0.13>3

1 10-1 .40

0 90-1.15

0 . 1 6 3 ^ 0 . 1 8 3^

0 96 9 00

11 .85

1 .02 0.88

6 .50-7 .05 6 40-6.95 1 65-1.70 2 50-2.85

0 .

0 .

0 .

0 .

0 .

1334-0.1534

2 1 ^ - 0 . 2 3 } ^

1 4 ^ - 0 . 16M

1 3 ^ - 0 . 1554

1 3 ^ - 0 . \b%

0 . 1534-0. 17}^ 0 . 0 6 ^ - 0 . 0 7 ^ 10.00-22.00 11.75-12 50 20.00-22 00

18.50 17.50

0

0 0

0

0. 16 0. 17 0.09

0.60 . 2 5 ^ - 0 . 2 8 H

7 85 8.65

6.00 6.50

. 07M-0 .09

.07M-0.08J4 0.86 4 .75 3 .80

3 .66-3 .73

. 2 5 ^ - 0 . 2 5 ^ 0.74 0 .85

0.64 0 .33-0 .38

0.39

0 .78

0 .30

Ferric stéarate, drums, c.l t o n lots less than ton lots

Sulfate anhydrous, bags, c.l. a n d l.c.l., wks

Taîlate, 6%, Fe , c.l. and l.c.l.. Ferrous sulfate (copperas), USP,

exsiccated, powd., 100- and 25-lb. d rums , wks

Chloride, 100- and 400-lb. drums, wks

Sulfide, tech., lump. 500-lb. bbls

Film, scrap, colored, 1,000-lb. cases, East wks

Water-white cases, wks Fluorochemical paper sizing

compound, gal Fluorspar, met. grade, 70%

CaF2 content, dom. mines net ton

Acid grade. 9 7 % net ton Imp., met . grade, du ty paid

net ton Formaldehyde, USP, drums, t.l.

and c.l.. dlvd tanks, dlvd

Methanol-free. 37% tanks, wks 45 and 50%, tanks, t . . . . .

Formamide, l.c.l.. Belle, W. Va., drums

tanks, same basis Fuller's earth, f.o.b. Georgia or

Florida, 3O-60 mesh ton Furan. l.c.l., wks Furfural, tanks. Eas t of Denver

520-lb. drums, c.l. and l.c.l., f.o.b. Cedar Rapids

9, 45. and 90-lb. cans, Cedar Rapids

Fusel oil, refined, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., dlvd

tanks, dlvd Fustic extract, cryst., No. 1,

bbl.. l.c.l No. 2 . bbl.. l.c.l No. 3 . bbl.. l.c.l Liquid No. 1. bbl. , l.c.l

Gelatin, pure food grade silver label, 100-lb. cases

Geraniol. soap grade, 50-lb. cans. Pure, 50-lb. cans

Geranyl acetate, 50-lb. lots, pure Benzoate, 5-ib. bot. Butyrate, 25-lb. cans. . Formate, 5-lb. bo t Isobutyrate Propionate, 5-lb. cans Valerate, 25-lb. cans

Glauber's salt, see Sodium sulfate

Glycerol, CP, USP. 96%, 550-lb. drums (non-returnable) dlvd., c.J. and l.c.l

tanks, same basis Crude, sapon., tanks , dlvd. . . Dynamite, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd. . . . High gravity, dlvd., c.l. and

l.c.l Soap lye, 80%, tanks, dlvd. . . Synthetic, tanks , and c.l

Monostearate, neutral distilled, 90%, 5,000-20,000 l b . , wks

Diclilorohydrin, drums, c.l., l.c.l., dlvd

Triacetylricinoleate, t anks . . . Glycine Ν F (aminoacetic acid),

100,000-lb.contract, bbl. Ν F cl., t East

Tech., wks Glycolbori-borate, drums, wks.. Glyoxal, 30% tanks and c.l.,

wks Gold chloride, bot oz. Grease, house, loose, tanks,

dlvd Grease, white, choice, loose,

tanks Yellow loose, tanks Neutral wool, c.l-, l.c.l

Green, chrome, l ight, medium, and dark, 50-lb. bags, dlvd..

0.37 0.38 0.42

31 .75-40 .75 0 . 2 0 ^ - 0 . 2 2

0 . 18-0.21

0 . 0 3 K - 0 . 0 4

0 12

Ο 15 0 . 2 0

43 49

46.50-47.

0

0 0

0 0 4 H - 0

0420-0. .0511-0.

0 0

25. 1 . 0.

0 .13-0

0

0.18-0 0

Ο Ο

Ο Ο

00 50

. 0 0

0740 04%

0500 .0568

12 10Η

!οο 12

14

21

19 15Η

47Μ 45 Η 4 3 ^ 223^

0 . 5 7 - 0 . 5 8 1.30

2 . 15-2. 85 3 . 4 0 - 3 . 6 5

3 . 1 0 - 3 . 8 5 7 .75 -10 .00

6. 15 5. 65

6 . 8 5 - 7 . 0 0 6 .90

7 .50-10 .00

0 . 2 8 Κ - 0 29 0 .27 0 .1620

0 . 2 9 ^ - 0 30

0 . 2 9 Μ - 0 . 2 9 Μ 0. 15

0 .28-0 .29>3

1 50 1 . 25 0.31

0 . 1 8 - 0 . 1 8 ^ 21 .00-24 .00

*0.06Μ

0.0SM 0 . 0 6 ^ - 0 . 0 7

0 .22-0 .23

0.42-0.44

Green malachite, thioflavin toner, molybdic, bbl., wks 4 . 60

Oxide, pu re , c.l., l .c.l . . . 100 lb. 42 .00-42 . 50 I lydra ted , light, 1301b. bbl. or

dr., wks 100 1b. 105.00 (Dark, S10 more)

Phthaiocyanine, std., drums, lots t 3 .95

Pigment Green B , drums dlvd. 1.35

Tungsta ted, brilliant, kegs. . . 6.00 Guaiacol, liquid, N F , 60-lb. cby.

wks. 2.30 90 lb. , wks 2.35 450 lb . , wks 2.25

Crystals, drums 2 . 1 0 - 2 . 15 Tech., 450-lb. drums 1. 64

Carbonate , NF, 50-lb. drums. 4.80 Guai-a-phene, 55-gal. drums, c.l.

(drums ext .) and l.c.l. (drums incl.), wks 0 .39 -0 . 47

Guanidine carbonate, wks 1 .00—1.25 Hydrochloride, fiber d rums . . . 3.S2

wks 0 .42 -0 . 53 Nitrate, bags, wks 0 .26 -0 . 3 3 H

Gum arabic, amber sorts. 220-lb. bags, f.o.b., New Y o r k . . . 0 . 21 -0 .22

powd.. USP, white, bbl. . . . 0 .27-0 28 Cellulose (purif. C M C ) , high

vise, bags, and drums, 23,000 lb. or more f 0.57

-mailer lots 0 .59 -0 .65 (For o ther grades, see so

dium carboxymethylcellu-lose)

('opal, Philippine, pale, chips, bags Ο . 2 3 H - 0 . 26

Pont ianak, chips, bags. . . . 0.24—0 26 Dammar, Batavia, AE, bags,

or cases *0 . 27H~0.30 East India . Batu, bold bags. 0 . 13J^-0. 15

nubs and chips, bags. . . 0.08—0.09 Pale, chips, bags. . . . . . . . 0. 13-0. 14

Singapore, No. 1 bags or cases 0 . 44 3^-0. 47 No. 2, bags or cases . . . 0.32—0.33

Elemi, cans 0 . 21-0 . 24 Ester, gum and wood-rosin

tvpe, drums, c.l., dlvd., East 0 . 1 4 H - 0 . 1 6

Karaya, N F , powd., No. ! . . 0 .47 -0 .50 Kauri, bags 0 .30 -0 .50 Mastic, cases 2 .00 -2 . 10 Sandarac, casks *5 . 00-5 50 Tragacanth, No. 1, white r ib

bon, cases 4. 25—5.00 powd., USP, bbl 2 .25 -2 .50

Heliotropin. cryst., 25-lb. lots. . . 3 . 00-3 . 10 Hematine extract , cryst., bbl.,

l.c.l 0 .37-0 .47 Heptanal, tech. , 275-lb. return

able drums, wks 0.95 less than d rum quant 1.25—1 60

Heptane, group 3. industrial, refinery, % t a n k s gal. 0 1609

Normal, ASTM. t.l . , c.l., f.o.b. Borger, Texas , .gal. 1 .85

Heptanoic anhydride , 1 to 2 kilo lots kilo 45.00

3-HeptanoI, tech., c.l., l.c.l., wks. 0 . 2 4 ^ - 0 . 2 5 Heptanoyl chloride, 1 to 2 kilo

lots kilo 35.00 Hexadecylamine (from fats),

dist., drums, c.l., wks 0.52 Hexadecylammonium acetate ,

dist., drums, c.l., wks 0.40 n-Hexadecyl- and n-octadecyl

ammonium acetate, mixed, dist., c.l., wks 0 .35

Tech 0.27 Flexyl methacrylate , c.l. and

l.c.l 0 . 7 5 ^ - 0 . 7 6 Hexamethylenetetramine, bags,

drums, over 1000 lb 0 . 2330-0 . 2430 under 1000 lb., bags and

drums 0.2530 Hexamethylenetetramine. USP

(metheneamine), 500-lb. lots, wks., dlvd., Ν . Υ 0 . 40H~0 .41 H

100 1b 0 . 4 1 H - 0 . 4 2 H Hexane, Group 3, industrial,

tanks t gal. 0.1683 Hexanol, drum, tanks and c . l . . . . 0.33—0.34M α-Hexylcinnamic aldehyde,

drum t 2 .25 Extra 3.50

7 0 C&EN M A R C H 2 5, 19 5 7

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HEXYLENE GLYCOL-LITHIUM, METAL

Hexylene glycol, drums, c l . , l.c.l., dlvd 0 .17-0 18

tanks , same basis Ο.143^ Hexylresorcinol, USP, 25-lb.

d rums % 14 . 00 L-Histidine mono-hydrochloride,

dihydrate, fiber drums, 1—25 kilos, wks 75 .00-S5 .00

Homatropine hydrobromide, USP 100-oz. bot- and 25-oz. bo t oz. 3 .50-5 .00

Hydrochloride, 1-oz.bot. . .oz. 19.00 Methyl-bromide, 25-oz. bot.oz. 6 .00 L-Monochloride, NF , 1-lb.

bo t kilo 97.50 Hydrast ine, alkaloid or hydro

chloride, 16-oz.bot . t oz. 28.00 Hydrazine, anhyd. , 2,200 lb.,

wks 3.00 Hydrate , 100%, 450 lb., wks. . 1.75 Hydra te , 8 5 % , 2,2001b., wks.. 1.35 Di-sulfate, 2 ,000lb . , wks 0.90 Sulfate, comm 0.61

Hydrocort isone, bottles or drums gram 6.00

Hydrofuramide, 100-lb. fiber d rums and 10, 25, and 50 lb. pkg., Cedar Rap ids 0 .50-0 .60

Hydrogen peroxide, TJSP, bb l . . . 0 . 0 3 ^ - 0 . 0 5 2 7 3 ^ % , 100-vol., c.l., l.c.l..

dlvd 0 .167-0 .20 3 5 % , drums, and cbys., c.l.

and t rucks , dlvd 0.202 l.c.l 0 .211-0 .258 tanks 0.18 5 0 % , t anks , c.l., drms..dlvd. 0 .2570-0 .2890

Hydroquinone, tech., c.l. and l.c.l., d lvd 0 . S 2 H - 0 . 8 4 H

Photographic, 200-lb. drums 0.98 Hydroxycitronellal, 50-lb. lots . . 6.35 8-Hydroxyquinoline benzoate,

100-lb. d rums 4.50 Citrate, 100-lb. lots 4.75 Hydrochloride, 100-lb.lots. . . 6.25 Phosphate, 100-lb. lots 5.50 Salicylate, 100-lb. lots 6.25 Sulfate, 100-lb. drums 4.75

Hyosine hydrobromide, see Scopolamine hydrobromide

Hyoscyamine, alkaloid, 25-oz. bot oz. 15.85

Sulfate, 25-oz. bot oz. 11.00 Hypernic extract , cryst., bbl.,

l.c.l 0.52 l iq . ,bbl . , l .c . l 0 . 27 -0 .35

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Ie thammol, N F , 100-lb. lots 0 .75 -0 .95 Indigo, synthetic, 20% paste,

drums, c.l. and l.c.l 0 .31-0 .31 H Indole, δ-lb. b o t 17 .00-17 .50 Inositol, meso-, 500-lb. or more. . 4 . 50

5- lb .cn t r .d lvd 5 00 Iodine, crude, kegs, ex-store,

N.Y.C. , 200-lb. keg for all quant 1.10

Resublimed. cryst. , USP, 25-lb. and 50-lb. drums 2 .30 -2 .32

Tincture, s t rong, NF, 45-gal. bbl. % gal. 4 .50

Iodoform, N F , powd., heavy or light, 25-lb. drums, 100-lb. lots 4 . 90

Ionone ketone, 50-lb. lots 5. 25—6. 75 Methyl , 25-lb. cans 5 .85 -6 .15

oc-Ionone, extra , 25-lb. cans 7. 10 -7 .75 regular, 25-lb. cans 5. 20 -5 . 80

/3-Ionone, regular, cans 5 .40 -6 .10 Extra , cans 8. 35 -8 . 70

Iron, see Ferr ic Ore, Mesabi, 51>£%, Lake

ports long ton 10.10—10.25 I ron powd., reduced by hydro

gen, NF, 500- and 100-lb. lots, drums 0 . 6 3 - 0 . 6 8

Isoborneol, 175-lb. fiber drums Î 1. 25 Isobornyl acetate, 60-lb. drums. 0 .51

Propionate , 225-lb. drums. . . . 1.15 I sobuty lace ta te , tanks, dlvd. . . . 0. 12J£

drums, c.l. and l.c.l.. dlvd.. . 0 . 1 4 ^ - 0 . 15^T Anthrani la te 6. 50 Beneoate, 50-lb. lots 0. 90-1 . 15 Formate , d rums , wks 0. 80 Methacryla te , M-5 drums,

wks 0. 60 Pbenylacetate, 5-lb. bot 2 .10 Propionate , drums, wks 1 . 45 Salicylate, 5-lb. bot 2 . 20

Isobutyl thiocyanoacetate, drum, c.l., wks gal. 3 .85

tanks, wks gal. 3 . 75 Isobutyraldehyde, CP , c.l. and

l.c.l., t 0 .27M-0 .2SM Isoeugenol, 50-lb. cans 4. O0-4 . 25

Methyl ether, 25-lb. cans 5 . 15 DL-Isoleucine, bot. wks kilo *300 . 00 Isoniazid, 100 and 250 kilos

kilo 23.0O-31.00 Isooctane, see 2,2,4-Trimethyl-

pentane Isopentane, drums, l.c.l.,wks.gal. 0 .44 Isophorone, drums, c.l. and l.c.l.,

wks 0 . 2 4 K - 0 - 2 4 M tanks , whse 9 . 22 >S

Isoprene, tanks, c.l., wks 0. 25 -0 . 29 Isopropanolamines, see 2-Amino-

1-propanol and 1-amino-l-propanol, mixed

Isopropj rl acetate, dr., c.l., l.c.l., dlvd 0 .13M-0 .143^

tanks, dlvd 0 .11 benzoate, c.l. and l.c.l., wks.. . . 0.23 3^-0.24

tanks, whse 0 . 22 Isopropyl ether, see E the r Isopropylamine, -mono drums,

c.l. and l.c.l., f 0 . 3 2 ^ - 0 . 3 3 ^ tanks , same basis Ο . 30

Isopropylaminoethanols, c.l. and l.c.l., wks., t 0 . 4 3 ^ - 0 . 4 4 3^

tanks , wks., t 0 .41^3 Isopropylbenzere (cumeiie), c.l.,

l.c.l 0 . 12-0.14 tanks 0 .11

Isopropylphenol, o, p, and m, mixed, tanks Ο . 45

c . l .andl .c . l 0 .46-0 .47 Isopropyl phenylcarbamate, 20,-

000 lb. and less, c.l. and l.c.l. 0 . 75-1 . 15 7 0 % in xylene, t.l . , c.l., l.c.l.. . 0 . 7 5 - 0 . 8 0

Κ Kaolin (China clay), Fla. , purif.,

crushed ton pulv. mines ton

Enamel grade ton Ga. , ceramic bulk ton

bags ton Paper , aerofloated filler,

bulk ton Rubber , bagged ton WW, coating, bulk ton Coating, bagged ton Paper, WW filler, bulk . . ton

bags ton S.C., ceramic bulk, c.l ton Md. , ball clay, shredded, bulk

ton Aerofloated, paper bags, ton

N. J., plastic pulv., bags . . . ton Insecticide ton

Pa. , crude ton Rubber grade, bags, c.l. - ton Paper grade, coating bulk,

c.l ton Washed filler ton Aerofloated filler ton

S.C., rubber, hard, bag. . . . ton soft, bag ton

Insecticide, bags ton Ceramic, bulk ton

bags ton Paper, aerofloated filler,

bulk ton bag ton

Tenn., ball clay, crushed, . ton purif., bags ton

L Lactose (milk sugar) , USP 200

lb. fiber drums, wks-, N.Y. , 30,000 lb

2,000 lb. to 29,800 lb 0. 200 lb . to 2,000 lb

Lactose (edible grade, 6fi per l b . lower than above)

Crude, 100 lb. net, bags, 36,000 lb. or more f.o.b-, Norwich, N .Y

2,0001b. to 35,900 lb 1001b. to 1,9001b

Lanolin, anhyd., USP cosmetic grade, 100- and 400-lb. drums %

Hydrous Î

11. 15.

17. 20. 25.

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18.75 25 .25 38 .50

50-20 .50 50-25 .50

11.00 .00-19 .00 . 00-28 .00 .00-34 .00

12.00 17.00

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.60-18 .70 11 .00 10.00 14.00 13.50 12.00

9.50 .00-13 .00

10.00 15 00 10.00 19 50

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0 . 0 8 H 0 1 1 3 4 0.213*

0 .28 -0 .31 0 . 2 6 - 0 . 3 3

Lauramide (from coconut) t.l., or c.l., wks 0 . 39

Lauryl ace ta te , 225-lb. drum t . . 4 .00 Laurylamine (from coconut) ,

tech., c.l., wks., Chicago. . . . 0. 58 1-9 drums 0 .62

Lauryl chloride, dist., 55-gal. drums, c.l. and l.c.l. % 0 .74-0 .75

LTndist.,same basis 0 .64 -0 . 65 Lead, metal, pigs, c.l., N . Y 0.16

Acetate, tech., gran., or powd., 450-lb.bbl 0.26>£

cryst., 500-lb. bbl. t 0 . 2 5 ^ Arsenate, dlrs. , bags, c.l., wks.

t 0.2734 Carbonate, basic (white lead),

bags, c . l . and l.c.l., point of shipment t 0 .19-0 .21

in oi l 0.2975 Chloride, tech., powd., 600-lb.

bbl 0.45 Iodide, NF, jars 3.97 Linoleate, fused, 2634% dr 0 .33 Metallic paste, drums, 10,000

t o 40,000lb., wks 0 . 3 3 % Mixing oil, wks gal. 3 .00

Naphthenate , liq., 24% Pb , d rums , t tanks and l .c. l . . . 0 . 1 9 ^ - 0 . 2 1

16% Pb, liq 0.17 37%, l.c.l 0.2734

Nitrate, tech., cryst., 600-lb. d r u m o r b b l 0 . 2 6 %

99-100% purif., cryst., 600-l b . bbl 0 .38

Octoate, 2 4 % , drums 0 .26 Oieate, fused, bbl., l.c.l 0 .33 Oxide, red, dry, c.l. and l.c.l.,

bbl. or drums, wks 0 .19-0 .20 i n oil * 0.3285

Orange mineral, l.c.l., bbl. o r drums, wks 0.2235

yellow (see Litharge) Peroxide, powd., tech., 8834—

90%,2,000-lb. lots 0 . 3 8 % Phosphite, dibasic, 200-lb.

dru m 0. 57 Phthalate, dibasic, 200-lb.

drum 0.39 34 Resinate, 2 3 % Pb , precip.

drums, t 0 .35 Salicylate, normal, 150-lb.

drums, wks., Pa. , wks 0 .46 Silicate, (white) basic, bags,

c. l . and l.c.l., point of shpmt . , t 0 . 1 7 M - 0 . 1 8 %

Mono-, c . l .andl .c . l . , wks. . . 0 . 2 0 - 0 . 2 0 % Silicate, ortho-, silica gel, 5 0 -

6 0 % , P b . 105- to 150-lb. drum, wks., Pa 0 .30M-0 .3234

Stéarate, precip., bbl., c.l., l.c.l 0 .36-0 .37

Dibasic, 175-lb. drums, c.l., l.c.l. f wks 0 .55-0 .57

Sulfate, basic, blue or white, bbl. , bags, c.l. pt . of shpmt. , J 0 . 1 7 %

l.c.l., point of shpmt 0 . 1 8 % Tribasic, 300- and 325-lb.

drum, wks., Pa 0.27 34 Tiillate, liq., 24% Pb , drums,

l.c.l 0.1834 16% P b 0 .15

solid, 3 0 % 0 . 2 3 % Tetraacetate, 85-95%, J 00-

l b . drums 4 .50 Tetraethyl- , motor mix,

tanks, t 0.3792 Aviat ion mix, tanks, % 0. 4150

White, see Carbonate Lecithin, edible, technical,

bleached, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., wks 0 .16 -0 .18

DL-Leucine, 500-lb. or more Lignin, extract, tanning, bags,

c.l-, wks 0 . 0 5 % - 0 . 0 6 H Ligroin. CP, b.p. 30-65°, 295-lb. 12.25

drums, (extra and ret.. S30). . . 0.14 Lime, agricultural, bags, wks.ton 14 50

Chemical, lump, pebble, bulk, wks ton 9 .50-25 .10

Hvdrated, paper bags, wks.. - . ton 10.00-17.50

Spray, paper bags, wks. . . t o n 11.00-17 00 Limestone, ground, bags, wks. . .

ton 3.50-4 00 Lindane, tech., 20,000 lb 3 .10 Litharge, conira., powd., bbl.,

c . l .andl .c . l . . t 0 .1920-0.2020 Lithium, metal, lumps, 1-lb.

cans 13 .00-20.00

M A R C H 2 5. 1 9 5 7 C & E N 7 5

LITHIUM BROMIDE-MICA

L i t h i u m b r o m i d e , l.c.l I S · · C a r b o n a t e , t e c h . , p.l. a n d l . c . l . , d r u m s 0 S 5 - 1 13 1'3

Chlo r ide , d r u m s 1 . 4 5 C i t r a t e , 1000- lb . lots, d r u m s . . 1. 6< » F l u o r i d e , c . L . l . c . L . d l v d 2 . 1 7 ^ - 2 4 0 H y d r o x i d e , m o n o h y d r a t e ,

d r u m s , d l v d 0 . 8 0 - 0 S I V2

H y d r o x y s t e a r a t e . c . l . a n d l . c . l . 0 . 7 1 - 0 . 7 2 O c t o a t e , c. l . . l .c . l . , t 1 . 3 9 - 1 . 4 5 Sa l i cy l a t e N F , 2O0-lb. d r u m s . 1. 6 0

100- lb . d r u m s 1 62 S t é a r a t e , c . l . a n d I.e.L, t 0 . 4 9 - 0 5 0

L i t h o p o n e o r d . . bags, c . l . a n d l .c . l . , t 0 . 0 8 - 0 0S34

T i t a n a t e d . h i g h - s t r e n g t h , b a g s , c . l . a n d l.c.l., t 0 . 1 0 - 0 11

DL-Lysine , h y d r o c h l o r i d e , m o n o -1001b. l o t s 12.011

L - M o n o h y d r o c h l o r i d e , CP, 1-ki lo , d r u m k i l o 7·" (" '

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M a g n e s i a , ca lc ined , ITSP, l i g h t a n d h e a v y , i rks 0 . 3 6 ) ^ - 0 45

S y n t h e t i c , r u b b e r g rade , l i g h t , w k s Ο . 263-3-0 2 8 . ^

M a g n e s i t e , calcined, c h e m i c a l g r a d e , bags , c . l . , wks t o n 82 on

M a g n e s i u m m e t a l , 9 9 . 8 % i n g o t s , c.l . , w k s 0 3 6

A r s e n a t e b a g s , cans, w k s 0 . 2 0 - 0 3 0 B r o m i d e , j a r s 1 . 1 2 C a r b o n a t e , tech., b a g s , c . l .

a n d l . c . l . . J O . 1 0 V £ - n 13 U S P , l i g h t powder , b a g s ,

c . l Ο 13 U Ch lo r ide , a r .hyd . , l u m p , c . l . ,

w k s t o n 5' 1 .< H » l .c . l . , w k s . , min. 2 0 0 0 1 b . . t o n 5 5 . 0< »

F l u o r i d e , b b l 0 2< » F luos i l i ca t e '.Silico f l u o r i d e ) ,

b b l . , wks 0 . 1 2 - 0 . 14 G l y c e r o p h o s p h a t e , > i F , lOO-

l b . d r u m s , wks δ ÔO 10001b . , d r u m s , w k s . 5 4»'

H y d r o x i d e , b b l . , X F , p o w d . , 190- lb . b b l . and 2 5 - l b . d r u m s 0 . 2 3 ^ - 0 . 3 1 V2

H y p o p h o s p h i t e , d r u m s 2 3 0 L a u r a t e , d r u m s 0 . 4 6 - 0 . 4 7 O l e a t e , fused, bbl 0 3 1 Pe rox ide , 1 5 % , d rums , l . c . l . ,

w k s 1 . 0 0 - 1 7 5 P h o s p h a t e , pur., d ibas i c ,

p o w d . 0 7<) Sa l icy la te , pharm., 100-lb.

d r u m s , w k s 2 3< ' S t t a r a t e , purif . . a n d i m p a l

p a b l e p o w d . , boxes, Ν. Υ . , a n d free dely . , >i. E., c . l . a n d l . c . l 0 42 <> \λ

Su l f a t e ( E p s o n s a l t ) , U S P , c rys t . , bags, c . l . , w k s .

100 l b . 2 3 5 5 ,000 l b . , single s h p m t .

100 l b . 3 i n T e c h . , b a g s , <·.1.,wks.100 l b . 2 15

T r i s i l i c a t e , USP, m e d i u m p o w d . , drums, 5 ,000- lb . a n d l . 0 O 0 - l b 0 3 8 - 0 4<>

25 t o 500 l b 0 4 3 - 0 ο ι M a l e i c acid (see Acid, m a l e i c )

A n h y d r i d e , fvised, d r u m s , c . L , l .c . l . , t O . 2 S H - 0 2 9 H

pe l le t i zed t Ο 29 H - 0 3013 M a n g a n e s e , m e t a l , 9 6 % m i n . ,

c . l . 0 3 0 - 0 3 2 A c e t a t e , 2 2 % M n . b b l 0 . 3 5 A r s e n a t e , b a g s 0 . 1 6 M a n g a n e s e borate , t e c h . , b b l . . 0 . 2 5 C a r b o n a t e , b b l 0 21

M a n g a n e s e ch lo r ide . anhyd . , w k s . 0 2 2 - 0 2 5 ^ Diox ide , African, 8 4 - 8 7 % ,

b a g s , w k s . , c.l t o n 119 5 0 s m a l l e r l o t s . \vks . ,bb l . . . . t o n 1 2 1 . 5 0 - 1 2 4 50

G l y c e r o p h o s p h a t e , N F , 1 0 0 -l b . d r u m s , wks 4 . 7 0

H y d r a t e , 6 5 % Mn, b b l . d l v d . . 0 3 6 H y p o p h o s p h i t e , NF, d r u m s . . 3 . 5 0 I o d i d e , b o t 9 . 5 0 L i n o l e a t e , l i q . , 4 . 3 5 % M n , d r . . 0 . 3 2 k 2

so l id , p r e c i p . , 8.2% M n , b b l . 0 3 7 , 4 N a p h t h e n a t e , l i q . 6 % Mn, d r .

ΐ c.l. a n d l.c.l Ο 2 5 2 4 - 0 . 2 7 so l id , 10 V£% Mn. 0 . 4 1 %

M a n g a n e s e o l ea t e , prec ip . , b b l . 0 . 3 3 Η

M a n g a n e s e ore , 46—48%, M n , c.i .f l o n g t o r - u n i t

R e s i n a t e , fused, 3 ^ % , M n . d r u m s

P r e c i p . , 6 . 5 - 7 % M n , d r u m s S o y a t e , 9 . 2 % M n S t é a r a t e , c . l . a n d l . c . l . t S u l f a t e , fe r t i l izer 7 0 % , b a g s ,

c.l. , l .c . l . , d l v d . E a s t of Miss . R t o n

7 5 - 7 8 % t e c h . , c. l . , d l v d . , l .c.l . , w k s t o n

T a l l a t e , 6 % l i q . , t a n k s , a n d l .c . l so l id , 8 %

M a n n i t o l , c. l . , l . c . l . , d r u m s , w k s . r e s *nt g r a d e , 5 0 - l b . p a c k a g e s ,

l . c . l . w k s M e n t h o l Braz i l i an

J a p a n e s e R a c e m i c , s y n t h . U S P L a e v o , s y n t h . U S P

M e r c a p t o b e n z o t h i a z o l e , c . l . , l . c . l . , t

M e r c a p t o e t h a n o l , 4 0 0 0 l b . a n d le s s , wks

M e r c u r i a l o i n t m e n t , mi ld , U S P , 1 0 % , 50- lb . d r u m s

S t r o n g , N F , 2 5 - l b . d r m S u l f a t e , t e c h . , 5 0 0 - l b . bb l

M e r c u r i c c h l o r i d e ( co r ros ive s u b l i m a t e ) , N F , g r a n . , o r p o w d . , 50- lb . fiber d r u m , 100- lb . lo t s

C y a n i d e , cryst. . , p o w d I o d i d e , red , N F , 1 0 0 - l b . d r u m s

Ye l low, N F , f i be r d r u m s . . . N i t r a t e , purif . , c r y s t . , 2 5 - l b .

g l a s s j a r O x i d e , red , N F , a n d p o w d . ,

100-lb. a n d 25- lb . fiber d r u m s

t ech . , 100- lb . and 5 0 - l b . d r u m s

Ye l low, t ech . , 1 0 0 - a n d 2 5 -fiber d r u m s

M e r e u r o u s c h l o r i d e ( C a l o m e l ) 1 0 0 - a n d 25- lb . f ibe r d r u m s , J .

M e r c u r y m e t a l 76- lb . flask M e s i t v l oxide, d r u m s , c . l . a n d

l . c . L . d l v d t a n k s , s a m e bas i s

M e t a l d e h y d e , d r u m s , wks M e t h a n o l , s y n t h e t i c , w k s . , Z o n e

1 ( E a s t ) , t a n k c a r s a n d t a n k t r u c k s (4000 g a l . min . ) d l v d g a l .

d r u m s , c . l . a n d l .c . l . . . g a l . Z o n e 2 ( W e s t ) , t a n k c a r s

d lvd g a l . d r u m s , c.L a n d l .c . l . . . g a l .

N a t u r a l , d r u m s . c . L . t E a s t g a l . l . c . l . , t g a l . t a n k s t g a l .

( D e l i v e r i e s of n a t u r a l m e t h a n o l . W e s t of R o c k i e s 3 c e n t s p e r ga l lon h ighe r t h a n a b o v e )

D L - M e t h i o n i n e , f e e d - g r a d e , 50 l b . and m o r e , f iber d r u m s , wks.. t

P h a r m a c e u t i c a l , 5 0 - l b . d r u m . . Λ'-Acetyl-DL, l .c. l

p - M e t h o x y b e n z y l a c e t a t e , 5 - lb . b o t

M e t h o x y c h l o r , 5 0 % , we t p o w d e r , bags

2 - M e t h o x y e t h a n o l ( m e t h y l C e l -lo so lve ) , d r u m s , c . l . a n d L c . L . w k s

t a n k s , d lvd . , E a s t 2 - M e t h o x y e t h y l a c e t a t e , d r u m s ,

c . L and l .c. l . , w k s . t a n k s , wks

M e t h o x y m e t h o x y e t h a n o l , c .L, B e l l e , W. V a

M e t h y l a b i e t a t e , c . L , l .c . l . , d l v d . , n o n - r e t . d r u m s

h v d r o g e n a t e d , d r u m s , c .L , dlvd

A c e t o a e e t a t e , d r u m s , c .L , dlvd

l .c . l . , d l vd t a n k s , d l v d

A c e t y l r i c i n o l e a t e , t a n k s A c r y l a t e , m o n o m e r , d r u m s ,

c.l. a n d l . c . l . t t a n k s t

A m y l k e t o n e , d r u m s , l .c . l . , w k s

M e t h y l a n t h r a n i l a t e , see M e t h y l

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c p s . b a g s , c . L , L c . L . w k s . . . 0 . 6 9 - 0 . 7 6 S p l . v i s c o s i t y , 1 5 0 0 - 4 0 0 0

c p s 0 . 7 8 C h l o r i d e , i n d u s t . , cyl . , w k s . . . . 0 . 2 1

M u l t i - u n i t t a n k s , w k s J . . . . 0 . 1 5 H S i n g l e - u n i t t a n k s , w k s J . . . . 0 . 1 2 % R e f r i g e r a t i o n , t a n k s , w h o l e

s a l e , d l v d 0 . 3 7 T e c h , t a n k s t , w k s 0 . 1 2

C h l o r o a c e t a t e , 4 5 - l b . c b y . , wks 0.63

Chloroform (see trichloro-ethane)

Cinnamate, 25-lb. cans 1. 65-1 . 75 Ethyl ketone, drums, c.l. and

l.c.L.dlvd 0 . 1 4 M - 0 1 5 H tanks , same basis 0.12

Formate, réf., drums, wks 0 .35 Tech., tanks, 55-gal. dr.,

wks 0 .07-0 .10 Heptylcarbonate, 1-lb. lot. . . . 33 .00 Hexvl ketone, tech., tanks.

c.L, wks 0 .26 -0 .28H p-Hydroxybenzoate (methyl-

paraben USP, methyl para-sept) , 100-lb. drums,wks. . . 1.90

Iodide, CP, 90-lb. cby , 15-lb. bot 3 .50-4 .00

Isobutyl ketone, c.L,l.c.l 0 . 1 6 M - 0 1 7 M tanks 0.14

Lactate, drums, wks 0.35 Methacrylate monomer, tanks

t . L . c . L . t 0 .29-0 .31 A r-Methylanthranilate, t 2 .35 Naphthyl ketone, 50-lb. lots . . 4.50-4 .80 Nonyl ketone, 25-lb. cans 6 . 00 Phenylacetate, 450-lb. drums

extra 0 .75 2-Pyrrolidone, c.l 0 .73 Ricinoleate, tanks 0.41J4 Salicylate, USP 500-lb. drums,

(Oil of Wintergreen) t - - · 0 · 6 2

50-lb. tin 0.67 p-Toluenesulfonate 1 25 Undecylenate dist., 375-lb.

drums, wks 1. 75 smaller quant. , wks 2.10—3 .00

Vinyl ketone, 390 lb., drm. . . . 5.50 Methylacetone, nat. , drums

extra, c.L, l.c.l., fEast . .gal . 0 .60 -0 .62H Synthetic, drums, c.L, dlvd.

gal. 0 . 63H l.c.l., dlvd. East gal. 0.69J^ tanks, dlvd. East gal. 0 . 48H

(Prices west of Mont. , Wyo., Colo., and Ν. Μ. 3 to 4 cents higher than above)

Methylal ref. 97%, drums, c.L. . 0 . 1 5 H Lc.L.wks 0 . 1 6 H

tanks , wks 0 .13 Methvlamines, mono-, soin.,

40%, tech., tanks 0.31 t.L, c.l.,l.c.l.Î 0 .37 -0 .37H

(Di 2 cents per lb. more) Tr i -25%, tanks and c.l 0 .33-0. 42

Anhyd., cyl., pressure care 14,0001b 0.31

50001b., plus or less 0 .35-0. 35H Methylcvclohexanol, 55-gal.

drum, c.l. and l.c.l., wks.. . . 0 . 3 5 ^ - 0 - 3 6 tanks 0.34

Methylene blue, USP, 100-lb. kegs, wks., t 3.25-3 . 60

Chloride, technical, drums c.l..l.c.l. t 0 .14-0 .16%

tanks 0 . 1 2 H Methylethylpyridine, tanks . . . . 0 .43

c. l .andl.c. l 0 . 4 4 ^ - 0 - 4 5 Methylionone, cans 5.00-5 .75

a-, cans 4 .00 β-, cans 4 .30

Methylisobutylcarbinol, see Car-binol, methylisobutyl-

Isobutylketone, tanks, c.L, l.c.l 0 .14 -0 .16H

Methylmagnesium bromide in bu ty l ether 100 X 5 gal. cans 0 .90

in ethyl ether 0.96-1 .10 Methylpentanediol, see Hexylene

glycol Methylphenylpyrazolone,250-lb.

drm., t I S O /3-Methylumbelliferone, truck

lots and all quant. , wks. J . . . . 1 .85 Mica, dry-ground, paint and

7 6 C & E N M A R C H 2 5, 1957

MICA, PLASTIC GRADE-PERFLUORO C8 CYCLIC ETHER

M i c a , p la s t i c g rade , 100 m e s h , b a g s , c .L. wks 0 . 0 4 > 3

W e t - g r o u n d , c l . , t E a s t Ο . Ο β ^ l .c .L , t E a s t 0 . 0 7 ^

M i l k p o w d e r , n o n f a t , d r u m s , c . l 0 . 1 5 3 4 - 0 . 1 6 %

S p r a y , d r u m s 0 . 1 6 3 ^ - 0 . 1 8 % S p r a y , 2 6 % 0 . 3 4 ^ - 0 . 3 7 W h o l e rol ler , 2 6 % b u t t e r f a t . 0 . 3 4 - 0 . 36 ^

S u g a r , see L a c t o s e M o l a s s e s , b l a c k s t r a p , t a n k s , L a .

ga l . 0 . 2 6 3 ^ a - M o n o t h i o g l y c e r o l 2 . 30 M i n e r a l s p i r i t s odo r l e s s , t a n k s ,

wks . % ga l . 0 2.^ M o l y b d e n u m , m e t a l , 9 9 % M o ,

powd. , kegs* 3 . 35 Ore , c o n t g . M o , Colo . , p lu s

c n t r s 1 . 05 Sulf ide, p u r e g r o s s 1 . 55

M o l y b d i c t r i o x i d e ( % M o c o n b a i n e d ) t e c h 1 39

P u r e , 6 6 . 5 % M o . wks . ( p e r l b . of p r o d u c t b y w e i g h t ) 1 .15

M o r p h i n e , c a n s oz . 1 2 . 4 0 - 1 2 70 A c e t a t e , c a n s o z . 9 . 9 5 - 1 0 . ο υ H y d r o b r o m i d e , c a n s o z . 9 . 9 0 - 9 . 95 H y d r o c h l o r i d e , c a n s o z . 9 . 9 0 Su l f a t e , c a n s o z . 9 . 90

M o r p h o l i n e , t a n k s a n d c . L , t · · · 0 . 5 2 ·?-£-<> b"jli M u s k s , s y n t h . , a m b r e t t e , 2 0 0 - l b .

d r u m s 5 0 0 - 5 15 X y l e n e , lO0- lb . fiber d r u m s . . 1 40

Ν N a p h t h a l e n e , c r u d e , c o m l . , 7 4 °

bags , wks . , J 0 . 0 6 3 4 tanks, wks., Î 0 .0ό ^

7 8 ° , d r u m s , w k s . , t . L , c .L , l . c .L , % 0 . 0 7 5 0 - 0 0 7 6 0

t a n k s , wks . , X 0 07 i m p . , b a g s , c.i.f.. Ν . Υ 0 . 0 5 - 0 . 0ôl-2

Réf. , i n d u s t . , b b l . , l.c.L % 0 . 1 3 b a g s , l .c .L, % 0 . 1 2 ^ 3

t a n k s , t 0 . 1 1 % M o t h b a l l s , f lakes , d i s t r i b u

t o r s , 50 - lb . c a s e s , l . c . L , χ. . . 0 . 1 5 % α - N a p h t h o l , p o w d e r , d r u m , t · · · 1 00 / 3 - N a p h t h o l , t e c h . , flakes, o r

p w d . b b l . t r u c k s , c .L, L e . L , t 0 . 3 3 - 0 . 3 5 P o w d e r e d , I.e.1 0 . 3 5 - 0 . 3 7 r e s u b l i m e d , d r u m s , w k s 0 . 7 8 Η

α - N a p h t h y l a m i n e , l.c.l 0 . 5 0 / S - N a p h t h y l a m i n e , t ech . , d r u m , t 1 . 60 N a p h t h y l k e t o n e 3 65

S a l i c y l a t e , U S P 0 . 4 8 a - N a p h t h y l t h i o u r e a , 9 3 - 9 8 % ,

fiber d r u m s w k s . , t 2 . 0 0 - 2 . 4 0 N e o c i n c h o p h e n , N.F., 2 5 - a n d

1 0 0 4 b . d r u m 7 . 0 0 - 7 . 3 5 N e o m y c i n , 5 -k i lo a n d 1-kilo

l o t s g r a m 0 . 4 5 - 0 . όι > N e o p r e n e , la tex ( T y p e 571) , d r y

b a s i s , t a n k s , Lou i sv i l l e . . . 0 . 37 d r u m s . l .c .L, wks Π . 42 d r u m s . E a s t P r o v i d e n c e ,

C h i c a g o . P a t e r s o n , B o s t o n , whse 0 . 4 5 l o

d r u m s . Los Ange les , w h s e . . . 0 . 4 8 so l id ( T y p e 7 5 0 ) , c .L, drnas .

w k s 0 4 7 x<2, Los A n g e l e s , wks 0 5 0

N i a c i n a m i d e , U S P , kilo 9 . 50 N i c k e l , m e t a l , e l e c t r o l y t e c a t h

o d e s , cases 0 . 7 4 A c e t a t e , 20 ,000- a n d 100- lb .

d r u m s , d l v d 0 . 7 3 - 0 . SO C a r b o n a t e . 5 0 0 0 - a n d 5 0 - l b .

d r u m s , b a g s 0 . 8 0 % - 0 . 8 7 3 4 N i c k e l c h l o r i d e , 1 0 , 0 0 0 - a n d 100-

l b . b a g s , d l v d 0 . 4 0 ^ - 0 . 4 3 ^ C y a n i d e , 2 5 - 1 0 0 lb 3 . 5 0 - 3 . 7 5

N i c k e l f o r m a t e , bags , c . l . a n d l .c .L , wks . , f 0 . 7 2 - 0 . 7 3

N i t r a t e , bb l . , w k s 0 . 3 9 Ox ide , b l a c k , b b l 0 . S 4 Su l f a t e (nickel s a l t s , s ing le ) ,

c.L a n d l . c .L , d lvd 0 . 3 2 ^ - 0 . 4 0 ^ N i c o t i n a m i d e , U S P , d r u m s ,

wks k i lo 12 . 0 0 - 1 2 . 3 0 H y d r o c h l o r i d e , d r u m s , l . c .L ,

wks k i lo 1 1 . 5 0 - 1 1 . 8 0 N i c o t i n e su l f a t e , 4 0 % , 5 0 - l b .

d r u m s , t 1 -20 t i n s , 1 0 lb., t 1 . 24

N i k e t h a m i d e ( N i c o t i n i c d i e t h y l a m i d e ) , c a r b o y 7 . 50

N i t e r c a k e , see S o d i u m s u l f a t e m - N i t r o a n i l i n e , c r y s t a l s , d r u m s . 1 . 1 5

o - N i t r o a n i l i n e , flakes, 10 ,000 lb. a n d less , d r u m s t · ·

p - N i t r o a n i l i n e , l . c . L , kegs t · · · · N i t r o b e n z e n e , t e c h . , d rums , c.l.,

l .c . l . , wks . , f t a n k s , w k s . t

o - N i t r o b i p h e n y l , t e c h . , d r u m s . . . p - N i t r o b i p h e n y l , c . l . , l.c.l N i t r o c e l l u l o s e , e s t e r soluble, c.L,

w k s S p i r i t soluble , c . l . , wks

l . c .L , w k s 1 ( Q u o t a t i o n s for ni trocellulose

v a r y i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h visc o s i t y spec i f ica t ion ; a l s o are s u b j e c t t o addi t ional ehargos fo r d e n a t u r e d a lcohol used)

o - N i t r o c h i o r o b e n z e n e tanks , c . L , d r u m s t

p - N i t r o c h l o r o b e n z e n e , c . l . , l .c . l . t N i t r o e t h a n e d r u m s , l.c.l., w k s . . . N i t r o g e n fer t i l izer so lu t ion 3 7 % ,

5 3 % , t a n k s , X ton N i t r o m e t h a n e d r u m s , l . c . l . , wks. α - N i t r o n a p h t h a l e n e , tech.,

d r u m s , t m - N i t r o p a r a t o l u i d i n e , d r u m s . . . o - N i t r o p h e n o l , d r u m s p - N i t r o p h e n o l , d r u m s , w k s . , f.. 1 - N i t r o p r o p a n e , d rums , w k s . . . . 2 - N i t r o p r o p a n e , d r u m s , w k s . . . . o - N i t r o t o l u e n e , t e c h . , t a n k s , c.l.,

l . c .L , t p - N i t r o t o l u e n e , d rums , E a s t , f.. m - N i t r o - p - t o l u i d i n e , l.c . 1 . , t N o n y l p h e n o l , t a n k s , and l .c .L, t DL-Nor leuc ine , 1-kilo b o t . . .kilo

0.

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0 . 2 4 K - 0 . 2 7 H 100. 0 0

O c t a d e e y l ni t r i le , dist. c . l . , wks.. 1-9 d r u m lots , wks

2 - O c t a n o l , d r u m s , wks O c t y l f o r m a t e , 25- lb . c a n s

ï s o b u t y r a t e , 25- lb . c a n s O c t y l p h e n o l , t a n k car, w k s

c.L a n d t r u c k l o a d , d r u m s . . . . Oi l , c a s t o r , s td . , N o . 1, t a n k s . . .

D e h y d r a t e d , bodied , d rums , c . l . and l . c . l .

H y d r o g e n a t e d , d r u m s , c.l. a n d l .c.L, dlvd

N o . 3 , technical , t a n k s . . . . Su l fona ted 5 0 % , d r u m s , c.l. 7 5 % , d r u m s , c.l

C h i n a w o o d , see Tung C o c o n u t , c r u d e , s h i p m e n t

f rom Pac i f i c Coast , t anks . Réf., tax i n c l u d e d , d r u m s .

l .c . l C o d , N e w f o u n d l a n d , d rums . . C o d l i v e r , see C o d l i v e r oil

u n d e r " C " C o r n , c r u d e , t anks , w k s

Refined, t a n k s , N . Y C o t t o n s e e d , crude, t anks ,

Va l l ey C r o t o n , N F , c ans F i sh l i ve r , 4 , 0 0 0 - 1 2 , 0 0 0 A

un i t s , d r u m s m i l l i o n uni ts

P h a r m . , 100,000 A units, d r u m s m i l l i o n units

L inseed , r a w , d r u m s , c.l-, l .c .L, Ν . Υ

t a n k s , w k s Ref., t a n k s , wks

M e n h a d e n , crude, B a l t i m o r e , t a n k s , c . l

M i n e r a l w h i t e , tech. , d rums , 50—65 v i s e , d r u m s , c . l . , Ν . Υ g a l .

N F , 8 0 - 9 0 v i s e , c . l . , l .c .L. d r u m s . g a l .

125-135 v i s e , c . L , l .c .L, d r u m s g a l . U S P , 200-210 v i s e . , d r u m s c .L, l .c.l g a l .

Nea t s foo t , 2 0 ° , d r u m s . Oi t i c ica , d r u m s , c.l. a n d l .c .L. Oleo, ex t ra , d r ims Ol ive , coml . , d rums g a l .

E d i b l e , d r u m s g a l . P a l m , t a n k s P e a n u t , c r u d e , t a n k s , w k s

Réf., t a n k s , dlvd-, E a s t . . . . P i n e . deat . d i s t . , l . c . L , wks.. . .

d r u m s inch, whse , Ν . Υ..

s t e a m d i s t . , t a n k s , wks

0 . 4 2 0 . 46

0 . 3 7 - 0 4 11i> 2 . 15 4 10 0 . 2 3 0 . 2 4 0 . 2 3

0 . 3 0 1 0 - 0 . 3 1 1 0

0 . 3 3 7 5 - 0 . 3575 0 . 2 1 k 2

OA5X-0. lbV2 0 . 2 0 - 0 2 0 4

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Oil, p ine , less c i t s . , d lvd . , d r u m s i n c l u d e d

R a p e s e e d , t a n k s R e d , see Ac id , oleic S o y b e a n , c r u d e , t a n k s , D e

c a t u r , 111 Réf., a lka l i t a n k s , N . Y . . . .

S p e r m , b l e a c h e d , w i n t e r 45° t a n k s

T a l l , c r u d e , t a n k s , w k s . . . t o n dis t i l led, d r u m s , c .L , w k s . . .

T a l l o w , ac id le s s , d r u m s T a r , p ine , réf., 55-ga l . d r u m s ,

l .c .L, w k s gal . Rectif . , N F , Id, w k s , d r u m s incl .

T a r , rec t . , o r N F , 5 5 - g a l . d r u m s , i nc l . , l .c . l ga l .

Ref ined, 55 -ga l . d r ga l . T u n g , t a n k s , a n d d r u m s , c .L . . W h e a t g e r m , pu re , 2 ,000 or

m o r e gal ga l . W i n t e r g r e e n , s y n t h . , see

M e t h y l s a l i c y l a t e Ole in , wh i t e , see Ac id , oleic,

d o u b . d i s t . O l e o s t e a r i n . b b l O r a n g e , c h r o m e , 250 l b . min . ,

b a g s , ί C a d m i u m , l i t h o p o n e , 400- lb .

d r u m s D i n i t r o a n i l i n e , s t d . , d r u m lots ,

0 0

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t . M i n e r a l , see u n d e r L e a d M o l v b d a t e , 2 5 0 1 b . m i n . , b a g s ,

Î O x a m i d e , 100- lb . d r u m s O x y g e n , 15 ,000 cu . f t . m o n t h l y ,

cyl . , wks 100 c u . ft . O x y q u i n o l i n e , see H y d r o x y -

q u i n o l i n e O x v t e t r a c y c l i n e . see T e r r a m y c i n

Para f f in , c h l o r i n a t e d , 4 0 % , 5 5 -ga l . d r u m s , f c. l . a n d l .c . l

P a r a f o r m a l d e h y d e , 9 1 % , flake, c .L and l . c .L , d l v d

9 1 % , p o w d . , c.l . a n d l .c .L, d l v d

U S P , p o w d , . 250- lb . d r u m s , c.L and l . c .L , w k s

P a r a l d e h y d e , t e c h . , 9 8 % , 55 -ga l . d r u m s , t a n k s a n d c . L , d l v d . , E a s t

U S P 100 l b . c b y . ( 815 e x t r a ) , lb

P a r a t h i o n , t e c h . , d r u m s , c.L a n d l . c .L . po in t of s h p m t

P a r i s green , d l r s . , d r u m s , kegs , c .L . t E a s t

Pen ic i l l i n , b u l k , for m a n u f a c t u r ers, 25-b i l l ion u n i t l o t s , c ry s t . , p r o c a i n e G , s t e r i l e

1 b i l l ion u n i t s P o t a s s i u m , s t e r i l e , h igh p o

t ency , 100 b i l l ion u n i t l o t s or m o r e , a n d 2 5 b i l l ion u n i t s 1 b i l l ion u n i t s

S o d i u m , s ter i le , c r y s t . G , high p o t e n c y

1 b i l l ion u n i t s P o t a s s i u m , t a b l e t g r a d e . . . .

1 b i l l ion u n i t s P r o c a i n e G , c r y s t . i n s e s a m e

oil, w i t h 2 % a l u m i n u m m o n o s t e a r a t e , 10 cc . 3 0 0 , -000 u n i t s pe r c c , 50 v ia l s

v i a l Pen ic i l l in , a q u e o u s i n j e c t i o n ,

fortif. w i t h c r y s t . G . , p o t a s s . , 1 dose p e r vial , 4 0 0 , 0 0 0 u n i t s

v i a l P e n t a c h l o r o e t h a n e , d r u m s , 7 0 0 -

l b . wks P e n t a c h l o r o p h e n o l , c .L , l . c .L ,

w k s . X P e n t a e r y t h r i t o l , t e c h . . 5 0 - l b .

bags , t r u c k s , c .L a n d l .c.L, J . P u r e , s a m e bas i s

P e n t a n e , c o m m e r c i a l , t a n k s a n d c.L, w k s g a l .

P e n t o b a r b i t a l ( a c i d ) , 100- lb . d r u m s

P e r c h l o r o e t h y l e n e , d r . , c .L, l . c .L , wks. t

t a n k s , w k s . , t Pe r f luo ro (78 cyclic e t h e r , g a l . . .

0 .

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0 . 1 1 3 ^ - 0 . 1 3 3 ^

0 . 6 2

1 . 3 3 9 5 - 1 . 5 1

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6 . 5 0

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1 5 4 . 0 0

M A R C H 2 5, 1957 C & E N 77

PERFLUOROTR1BUTYLAMINE- PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE

Perfluorotributylamine, gal 225.00 Petroleum, mineral spirits,

tanks. East Coast refinery. . . 0 17 Phenacaine hydrochloride, N F ,

25-lb. drum 21.00 Phénobarbital, XJSP, 100-lb.

drum dlvd 3 25 Phenol, USP, syn th . , drums,

c.l. andl.c.l., wks., t · - · 0 .20-0 .22 tanks, wks., t 0 .18

90-92% drums, c.l., 1.c.l., f- - · 0 .1S-0.19 tanks, wks., t 0 .16 39°, tanksandc.L, t 0 . 173^ -0 .19H

bis-Phenol.c.I.and l.c.L. wks., J. 0. 2 9 ^ - 0 . 30M Phenolphthalein, USP, powd.,

100-lb. drum 1.12 Phenothiazine, N F , fiber drums,

c.l. or trucks, min. 18,000 lb . and l.c.L, t (non-return, 150-1b. drums) 0 .43-0 .47

Phenylacetaldehyde, 5 0 % soin. in benzyl alcohol, 6 lb . bot 2 40-2 . 70

Phenylacetaldehyde, pure, 5 lb . pkg., wks 4.30

Isocyanate, cbys-, drums, wks. 2 . 00 Salicylate, NF. granular and

pwd., t 1 · 15-1 .40 Phenylacetamide, 1000-lb. lots,

Î 1 .10 DL-Phenylalanine, drums, dlvd.

l.c.l 24 00-30.00 Phenyl betanaphthylamine, dr.,. 0 .57 Phenyl alphanaphthylamine

drums 0.61 Phenyl diethanolarnine, c.l. and

l.c.l., dlvd. East 0.4OM-O 41 Η wz-Phenylenediamine, tech.,

drums, t Ο 95 o-Phenylenediamine, 100-lb.

drums 2 .20 p-Phenylenediamine, l.c.l., t - · · 1.30 Phenylethyl acetate, 25-lb. cans 1 .70 /3-Phenylethylamine, 1,000-lb.

lots 1 .05 2-Phenylethyl phenylaeetate, 5-

lb. bot 4 .35 Phenylisocyanate, cbys., dr., wks 2 .00 Phenyl magnesium bromide, in

ethyl ether, 500-gal. lots 0 . 98 p-Phenylphenol.c.l.and l.c.l 0 .37-0 .563^ Phloroglucinol, tech., 100-lb. dr.,

wks 10.45 Coml. grade, wks 6 . 40

Phosgene, tech., ISO-lb. cyl., wks. 0 . 27>£ Phosphate, crude, rock, run-of-

mine Fla., washed, dried, unground, c.l ton 4. 683^-7 . 683^

Finely ground rock, F la . mine ton 5 .60-6 .153^

Defluorinated, bags, wks. . ton 48.00-56.00 Phosphorus, red, amorph. , c.l.,

l.c.l 0 .48-0 .50 Yellow, solid drums (SI 5

extra), c.l. and l.c.l., wks. t 100 lb . 19 . 00-20. 50 tanks, ί 100 lb. 17.00

Wedges, drums, c.l. and l.c.l., wks 100 lb . 21 . 00-22 . 50

Oxychloride, tanks and c.l. J . . 0 . 1 2 ^ - 0 . 14 Pentasulfide, solid, c.l., l.c.L,

drums, wks 0 . 1 1 ^ - 0 . 13 34 Pentoxide, drums, c . l . and

l.c.L Î 0.1350-0. 1650 Sesquisulfide, cases, wks 0 . 1 4 ^ - 0 . 1 6 3 ^ Trichloride, tanks and c.l. J. . 0 . 1 2 ^ - 0 . 14

Phthalic anhydride, tanks and c.l., t 0 . 2 0 H - 0 . 2 1

Phthaiimide, 100%» bbl., f wks.. 0 . 65 «-Picoline, drums, c.L, l.c.L,

wks., t 0 . 4 3 H - 0 . 4 4 /3,-y-Picoline, drum, l.c.L, wks.. . . 1 .05 Pilocarpine hydrochloride, USP,

25-oz. bot 5.10 Piperidine, dist., 55-gal. drums t 2 . 60-2 . 95 Piperonyl butoxide, tech., 250-

lb., 5000-lb.and less, dlvd.. . 4 . 50 Cyclonene, tech., same basis . . 3 . 70

Pitch, coal tar, bbl., c.L, wks.ton 41 . 20-42. 90 Burgundy, dom., 500-lb.

drms., inch, 1 to 19 drms., wks 0.1060-0.1085

Pine, 500-lb. drums, any quant., wks 0 .09M-0.0934

Tall oil, c.L, wks 0 . 0 3 ^ - 0 . 0 4 H Platinum metal t roy oz. 92 .00-95 . 00 Polyethylene glycol, (Carbo-

wax) liquid, Nos. 200, tanks or compar tment tanks, and c. l . , dlvd. East 0 .22-0 .24

No. 600, same basis 0 .22-0 .24

Polvethylene glycol, solid, Nos. 1000, 1500, 1540, 55-gal. drums, tanks and c.L, dlvd., Eas t 0 . 2 7 ^ - 0 . 2 8 ^

No. 4000, 75-lb. bags, c.L, and in 6 or more bags, dlvd 0 .31-0 .32

No. 6000, same basis 0 .35 -0 .36 Polyisobutylene, Bayway, N. J. 0 . 32 -0 .45 Polystyrene, reg., cryst., c.L,

l.c.L, t 0 . 2 7 ^ - 0 . 2 8 Reg. ,s td . colors, c.L, l.c.L, t . · · · 0 . 3 1 ^ - 0 . 3 3

Med. impact , s td . colors, c.L, l.c.L, t 0 . 3 4 - 0 . 3 6 H Hi-impact, std. colors, c.L, l.c.L, t 0 . 3 4 H - 0 . 3 8 H

Polyvinyl acetate, gran., fiber drums, c.L, 30,000 lbs., f

East 0.41 M Emulsion, c.l. andl .c . l . , t 0 .19-0 .21

tank, trucks, f 0.17J4 alcohol, completely hydro-

lyzed, c.l. and l.c.l 0 .713^-0 .91 partially hydrolyzed, low vis

cosity, same basis 0 .67 -0 .78 medium viscosity 0.80—0.91

Polyvinylpyrrolidone, pharmaceutical grade 3 .20 -3 .25

Non-pharmaceutical grade. . . 1. 25-1 .30 Potassium alloy, 100 to 3,000 lbs. 2 . 0 0 - 2 . 2 5

Metal, bricks, 25-lb. pai ls . . 3.66 Acetate, anhyd., c.L, l.c.l 0 .28-0 .29

N F , 200-and 5-lb. lots 0 .31 -0 .59 Acid tar t ra te , see Potassium,

bi tar t ra te Antimony ta r t ra te (tartar-

emetic) 250- and 100-lb. drums tech 0 . 6 4 ^ - 0 . 7 0 3 4

USP 0.74 3^-0.75M Bicarbonate, USP, gran., drs. 0.22

powd., drums 0. 24 Bichromate, gran., bags, c.L,

o r t . L . w k s . , $ 100 1b. 1 8 0 0 8,0001b. o rmore , Î . .100 lb . 18.50 ("fiber drums, add 37^4 cents j.or 100 lb. to above; steel drums add SI.00 per 100 lb.)

Bisulfate, AR, cryst., 25-lb. jars 0.81

Bitartrate, 5000 lb. to c.L, 250-lb. and 100-lb. drums, Ν . Υ 0 .4034-0 .413^

Borate, gran., bbl. , c.L, wks . . . 180.00 ton

ton, less than ton, ex-whse.. ton 250.00

Bromate, powd., and gran. 1000- and 25-lb., 200-lb. dr. 0 .50 -0 .55

Bromide, N F , gran., c.l. and l.c.L, bbl., t 0 .38 -0 .40

crvst. and powd., 400-lb. bbl 0 .43-0 .50

Carbonate, calcined, 99 -100%, bags, c.l. and l.c.L, t 100 lb. 9 .00-10 .05

Hydrate , 83 -85%. bags, c.L andl .c . l 100 1b. 7 .60-8 .65

liq., 47%, drums, c.L, l.c.L, Î 4.00-4.80

Tanks, t 100 1b. 3.50 Chlorate, crystal, powd.,

drums, c.L and l.c.L, wks.. . 0 . 1 1 M - 0 . 1 3 Chloride, USP, cryst. and

powd., 250-lb. drum 0.1734 Chemical grade ( 9 9 . 3 % -

99.9% KC1) mines. . ton 29.00 Agricult. 60% KiO, bulk,

mines, unit 0.38 gram., unit 0.408

Chromate, tech., 100-lb. kegs, 400-lb. bbl 0 .50 -0 .51

Citrate, N F , gran., drums. . . . 0 .43 powd., bbl 0 .46-0 .47

Creosote sulfonate, 100-lb. drums, $* 4.40

Cyanate, c.L, wks 0.60 Cyanide, 500 lb. and under,

drums, wks 0 . 4 6 H - 0 . 4 7 3 ^ Ferric cyanide, bbl 0.63 Ferrocyanide, bbl 0 23 Fluoride, c.L, l.c.L, drums,

wks., t 0.37-0.38 Gluconate, powd., 1001b., and

25 lb., drums 1. 62-1.64 Glycerophosphate, 50-lb. cbys. 2.15 Guaiacolsulfonate, NF, 300-lb.

drums . 2.05 Hydroxide, flake, 90% drums,

c.L and l.c.L, wks. t 1001b. 9 .15-10 .20

Potassium hydroxide, liquid, 4 5 % drums, c.L, î 4. 25 solid, 90%, dr., c.L, wks. f. ·

100 lb . 8 .70 Hypophosphite, l.c.l 1. 40 Iodide, USP, cryst., powd.

and gran., 250-lb. fiber drums, t 1 · SO

Magnesium sulfate ton 16. O0 Manure salts, run-of-mine,

20% K2O, unit of K2O. .un i t 0. 1765 Metabisulfite, gran., fiber

drums, 100-1,725 lb. l o t s j 0 . 20 -0 . 22 powd., 100-300 lb 0 .25 -0 . 26

Muriate, agricultural, see also Potassium chloride

60%, KsO, bulk, Carlsbad, N . M., 40-ton lots, K2O,

uni t 0. 3 8 gran. 60% bulk Ν . Μ . . . u n i t 0 . 3 8 99.3-99.9%, KC1, chem.

grade, N . Mexico. . . . t on 2 9 . 0 0 60% K2O, bulk, Trona,

Calif., unit 0 .44J4 Nitrate, gran., bag, c.l 10.OO Oxalate, neutral, tech., fine

granular, 300-lb. bbl 0 . 3 0 Perchlorate, drums, c.L, wks. . 0. l8Hf Permanganate, USP, 20 kegs

or more and single kegs, wks 0 . 2 9 M - 0 3 1

Tech., 20 kegs or more and single kegs, wks 0. 2 7 ^ - 0 . 29

Persulfate, drums, c.L, l.c.L, wks Ο . 1 7 H - 0 . 2 1

Phosphate, tetra, bbl. wks 0 . 1 6 3 4 - 0 . 1 6 % Ricinoleate, soin. (35% solids) 0 . 2 1 \i Silicate, glass, bags, c.L, 100

lb 17.O0 Silicofluoride, bags, wks 0 .0934-0 .10 Sodium tartrate , (rochelle

salt) gran., powd., 5,000 lb . in 230 or 100 lb. drums 0.423^-0.4,3

Stannate , drums, 10,000 lb. t - 0 .771 Sulfate, N F , powd., 375-lb.

drum 0 . 2 1 - 0 . 2 2 Fert, dom., bulk, 9 0 - 9 5 %

K2SO4, wks ton 3 6 . 2 5 Sulfite, drums, 100-4500 lb .J . 0 . 2 6 - 0 . 2 9 Thiocyanate, cryst., N F ,

drums 0 . 9 6 - 0 . 9 8 Tech 0 . 7 9

Ti tanate , c.l. andl .c . l . , wks.. . 0 . 1 6 K - 0 1 6 M Procaine, hydrochloride, USP

1000 1b. and less t 2 . 9 0 - 3 . 1 5 L-Proline, CP, 1-kilo lots kilo 550. 0O Propane, liquefied gas, coml.,

tanks, Gulf gal. 0 . 0 2 η-Propyl acetate, tanks and c.L,

dlvd 0 .11M-0 .1434 Propyl gallate, purif., 2,000- and

1,000-lb. lots 3 .90-4 . 00 100-lb. lots 4 . 4 0

p-Hydroxybenzoate, USP, 100-lb. drums, t 2 . 3 0 Tech 2 .0O

Propylene carbonate, l.c.L, wks. 0 . 5 0 - 0 . 5 5 Dichloride, tanks and c.L,

dlvd., East 0 .07 -0 .0845 Glycol, ind. grade,tanks and

drums, c.L, dlvd., Eas t . . 0 .1334-0 .16 USP, tanks and c.L, dlvd.,

East 0 .1534-0 .18 Oxide, tanks and c.l., Eas t

dlvd 0 .1534-0 .18 n-Propylmagnesium bromide, in

ethyl ether, 5-gal. cans 2 . 5 0 Pumice, coarse ground, b a g s . . . . 0 . 0 3 - 0 . 0 4 M Pyrethrvi.m, purif., extract, 20%

by weight of pyrethrins, for aerosols, 2,000-lb. or more, 30-gal. ,dlvd 1 0 . 0 0

Flowers, milled ground 1% pyrethrins, 50-lb. bags, less than 500 lbs., wks 0 . 6O

20,000 lb., wks 0 . 5 5 Pyre thrum liquid deod., 20-lb.

drums, dlvd gal. 8 . 7 5 No. 100, drums, d lvd . . .ga l . 41 .75 -42 .75

Pyridine, réf., 2°, drums, c.L, t.L,l.c.L, t 0 . 7 4 - 0 . 7 5

Denaturing grade, drums, wks. % 2.77-2.80

52 Alkyls, mix. (dist. range 114-117°), tanks, wks 0 . 7 3 2

Pyridoxine hydrochloride (Be), kilo 295.00 100 grams or more, fiber drums, wks gram 0 .29 J4

7 8 C&EN M A R C H 2 5, 1957

PYRITES-SODIUM SALICYLATE

Pyri tes , Domestic and Canadian, f .o.b. shipping point t

long ton 7 .00-9 .00 Pyrogallol, N F , cryst . , drums,

25-100-lb . î 3 . 2 5 - 3 . 3 0 Tech. , lumps, 25-225 lb 2 . 7 6 - 2 . 8 1

powd., 200-lb. d rum 2 .50 2-Pyrrolidone, tks . , c.l Ο . 55-0.57 Propbylli te, bulk, mines, c.l. - ton 11.00-13 .50 Pyroxylin, scrap plastic, M-in-

mesh t ransparent colorless, wks. , re t . d rums 0 .20 Translucent , pastels 0 .14 Opaque, amber 0 .15

Quebracho, extract ,c . l 0. 1 6 ^ - 0 . 1 6 % Liquid, bbl., wks 0 . 0 8 % Ordinary, solid, 6 3 % , bags . . . 0.090835

Quinidine sulfate USP, cryst . , lOO-oz. tins oz. 0 .71 -0 .75

Quinine, alkaloid, N F , 70-oz. cans 0.54—0.55

Bisulfate, NF , 100-oz. t ins.oz. 0.37}£ Hydrochloride, USP, 100-oz.

tins oz. 0 .30 Sulfate, USP, 100-oz. t ins . . oz. 0 .29-0 .30

Quinizarin, i.c.l 1 50 Quinolin, drums, wks. , te l . , I .c . l . 0 . 5 0 ^ - 0 . 5 1 &

Red Cadmium, toner, 100-lb. d rums 3 .95-5 .30

Lithopone, 100-lb. d r u m s 2 .24-3 .90 Carmine, No. 40, Ν F 14 .50-15 . 25 Iron oxide, synth., pure, bags . 0 . 1 2 ^ - 0 . 13 Lithol, rubine, drums,f 1.40—1.50

toner. 100-lb. wks 0 .88-0 . 93 Oxide, and Indian, red, pure,

c.l., wks 100 1b. 0 . 1 2 ^ - 0 . 13 Paratoner , 100-lb. bbl., d lvd . . 1.15 Scarlet, pigment, d rums , %.. . . 1.95 Toluidine, toner, 100-lb. bbl.$ 1.70 Tuscan, c.l., wks 100 l b . 24 .60-25.00 Venetian, c.l., wks 100 l b . 3 .50-6 . 25

Vermilion, Amn. ,bbl 0 .32 Mercury 5.26

Resorcinol, tech., 250-lb. d rums , trucks, c.l. a n d l . c.l., $ 0.77 3^-0. 78H

USP, cryst., No. 1 grade, 100-lb. fiber dru*ms 2 . 75

Rhodinol. 5 lb. bot . f 2 8 . 5 0 - 4 1 . 00 Riboflavin, USP, crystals , 100

grams, more and less t kilo 65 . 00 Supplements, Β. Υ., 5Ο0, 10-

Ib. bags, carloads, wks 0 .14H Feed grade, 4 grams per lb. . . 0 .18 5-Phosphate sodium 1O0 gr.. .

kilo 125.00 Rochelle Salt, see potassium so

dium ta r t r a t e Rosin, gum, w vv, South. . 100 lb. 9.20

WG 100 lb . 8.80 Wood, K . M 100 lb . 7.90-7 .95

Rotenone, cube powder, 5% basis, 20,000 lb. or more -f-wks 0.31

Resin, 3 0 % basis, I.c.l., wks 3. 60-3 .90 R salt, paste drums, 100% basis

t 0.88 Rut in 1-10 kilos kilo 17 .00-18. 50

Saccharin, U.S.P., gran. , 100-lb. drums, 1,000 lb . o r more dlvd

powd., 100-lb. d rums, 1000 lb. dlvd

Safrol Salicylamide, 100-lb. and 25-lb.

drums, wka Salt, rock, bags, c.l. a n d I.c.l.

100 lb. Cake, see Sodium sulfate

Saltpeter, see Potassium nitrate Saponin, tech., powd., 10001b. . . Sarcosine hydrochloride kilo Scopolamine hydrobromide. . oz.

Hydrochloride, b o t oz. Selenium, 993"£%, black powd . . . Semicarbazide hydrochloride,

100-lb. d rums

1.60-1.70

65-1 .75 95-1 .05

.10-1 .15

.98-1 .12

1.15 130.CO

12.50 84.00 12.00

75

Shellac, pure TN, 10-99 bags . . . 0 .38-0 .39 Bone dry, 3O0-lb. bbl 0 .52 -0 .53 Refined, dewaxed, 300-lb. bbl . 0 .62-0 .63

Shellac b u t t o n 0 .44-0 .45 Lemon, No . 1 0 .42 -0 .43 Superfine, 10-99 bags 0 .39-0 .40

Silica, super white bags, wks. , c.l ton 23.00

whse., Easton, P a ton 43.00 Silicon dioxide, compressed, 600

lbs. or more and less than 20O lbs., bags 0 .68-0 75

Uncompressed, ca r ton of 4—10 lb. bags 0 .68 -0 .75

Silicon tetrachloride. tech., 2,OO0-lb. lots, wks 0. 20

c.l., d r u m s 0 .16 tanks 0 .15

Silver, bullion, N. Y . T r o y oz. 0 .91 H Chloride, 100-oz.bot oz. 0 . 8 6 ^ Cyanide, 80-oz. a n d 100-oz.

bot . , 80-2.50O oz. ί oz. 0 .87-0 . 87 Η Nitrate, C P crys t . 1000-oz.

fiber drums oz. 0. 63 ^ Oxide, lOO-oz. b o t oz. 0 .953^ Proteinate, mild, N F , 1000-

oz. drums, Î oz. 1.15 strong, NF, 1000-oz. drums,

Î oz. 1. 10 Sodium, metal t ank cars, Ashta

bula, O., and Niagara Falls, Ν. Υ 0 .17

1 2 - and 5-lb. bricks, over and under 14,500lbs 0 . 1 9 ) ^ - 0 . 2 0

2 JHi-lb. bricks, over and under 14,5001b 0 .213^-0 .22

1 -lb. bricks, same basis 0. 28-0 . 28}4 1- and 2-lb. bricks, 33^ gal,

pails 0. 40 solid pack, 20 000 ibs. and

less 0. 19-0. 19 H Acetate, NF,60%,c . l . , l . c . l . . 0 . 1 4 - 0 . 1 5 H

Tech. ,60%,c. l . , I .c . l 0 . 0 9 ^ - 0 . 10 anhyd- , c.l., I.c.l 0. 13-0. 1 3 %

Alumina t e bags, wks. . . 100 lb. S. 50-9 . 50 p-Aminobenzoate, 1000-lb.

lo t s , drums 2 .50 ^-Aminosalicylate, 1000-lb 2 .20-2 . 70 Antimonatewks.,c.l . , l .c.l 0 .28-0 . 2914 Arsenate, dlrs., d rums, c.l.

w k s 0. 12H Aecorbate, 1—50 kilo drums

kilo 12.OO-13.O0 Benzoate, USP, 100-lb. d r u m t 0 . 4 1 K - 0 . 4 6

Tech . . 100-lb. d rums, c.l., I.c.l. f 0 . 3 5 - 0 . 3 9

Bicarbonate, USP, gran., bags, c . l . a n d I.c.l. t

100 lb. 2 . 9 5 - 3 . 8 5 powd. , bags, c.l., I.c.l., J. . . .

cwt. 2 . 55-3 . 45 Bichromate, gran. , bags, c.l. or

truck, wks., t 100 1b. 13.00 8000 l b . or more, ί . . . 100 lb. 13 . 50 (For fiber d r u m s add 373^ cents t o above; steel drums. add S 1.00)

Bifluoride,bbl. ,c.l . , wks 0 . 19J3 Bisulfate, bulk 100 1b. 2 . 0 0

d rums , c.l. a"hd I.c.l.. .1001b. 3 .00 -4 . 10 Bisulfite, powd., bags, c.l..

t . l . ,wks 100 1b. 5 .00 Bromide, USP, gran., c.l . and

I.c.l. ,bbl. t 0 . 3 8 - 0 . 4 0 powd. » 0 . 50

Carbonate, light, 5 8 % , bags, c l . Î 100 1b. 1.85 bulk, c.l., wks., t . . 100 1b. 1.55

Dense ash, 5 8 % , bags, c.l-, wks . , t 100 lb. 1.90 bulk, c.l., wks 100 1b. 1.60

Hydrosulfite, t . l . , c.l., I.c.l.. dhrd 0 . 24-0 . 243^

Monohydrated, bags, c.l., wks 100 lb. 2 . 90

Carboxymethylcellulose, tech. grade, C M C active agent, low and med. v i s e , 23,000 lb. and less 0 . 3 9 ^ - 0 . 4 1 ^

extra low vise 0.42—0 .44 Chlorate , cryst . , drum, c.l.

andl .c .L.wks 0 . 0 9 - 0 . 1 0 ^ Chlori te , tech., 100-lb. drums,

wks 0 .58 Chloroacetate, tech., drums,

wks 0 .27-0 .28 Chromate , anhyd., fiber

drums, c.l. o r t.l., wks., t 100 1b. 14.75

80001b, or more, J . 100 l b . 15 .25

Sodium chromate (Chromate in steel drums, add 62 3> cents per 100 to above)

Citrate , USP, gran.. 100-lb. and 25-lb. drums 0 .303^-0 .35

Cyanate , 1000-lb. lots, wks 0 .85 Cyanide, 9 6 % , drums, c.l.,

I.c.l 0 . 193-0.213 Diacetate , tech., c.l., I.c.l.,

drums, wks 0 . 1 5 - 0 . 1 6 ^ Ethyla te , ' - 1 8 % , tanks 0 .11 Ferrocyai_.de, bags, wks 0.133^—0.14 Fluoride, 9 5 % , c.L.l.c.l., wks. . 0 .1390-0 .1490 Fluoroacetate, monobasic,

wks 12.00 Formate , c.l. and I.c.l., 100-

lb. bags, J 0 .0760-0 .0865 Gluconate, tech., 100-lb. bags,

wks 0 .35 Glutamate , mono-, 100-lb.

drums, dlvd., c.l. and l .c . l . . . 1.20 Glycerophosphate, NF , cryst. ,

1000-lb. lots, drums, t • • · 2 .25 Rydrosulfite, 250-lb. drums,

t . c , c.l., I.c.l., dlvd., Eas t of Miss. R 0 . 2 4 - 0 . 2 4 H

Hydroxide, (caustic soda), 7 6 % solid, drums, c.l., I.c.l., Î 100 lb . 4 . 3 0 - 5 . 7 0

76% flake, ground or powd. drums, c.l. and I.c.l. J . . . .

100 lb . 4 . 7 0 - 6 . 1 0 50% liq., sellers' tank cars,

(basis 76%) t · . 100 lb . 2 .90 Rayon grade, sellers'

t anks (basis 70-74%) t 3 .00 'Hypophosphite, N F , d rums . . 0 .98

Coml.,I.c.l 0 .45 -0 .50 Hyposulfate, pea cryst. , bag 0 . 0 4 H Hyposulfite, tech., cryst. ,

bags, c.l. ,I.c.l. , wks., Ζ 0 .0725-0 .0765 Iodide. USP, 300-lb. drums, J . 2 . 55 Isoascorbate 3.75-4 .16 Lactate, 5 0 % tech., 55-gal.

drums, f.o.b., wks., dark and light grades 0.163Ί»

Edible, 5 0 % grade 0 . 1 2 ^ 60% grade 0.26H

Laurylsulfate, USP, c.l., I.c.l.. 0 .25 -0 .26 Metasilicate, anhyd., 100-lb.

paper bags, c.l. and I.c.l., wks. t 100 1b. 5 .70 -9 .60

Pentahydra te , 100-lb. bags, t.l. ,c.L.l.c.l., wks.J. 1001b. 4 .45 -5 .45

Methyla te , 200 lb. drms. , c.l . . wks 0 . 3 6 K

Molybdate. anhyd . (% of Mo contained)any quant . ,d lvd. 0 .92

Ni t ra te , Chilean, bulk and bags, Atlantic ports, c.l.

ton 46 .00-49 . 50 Domestic, synth. , bulk and

bags. c.L, wks ton 43 .50-47. 00 Nitri te, bbl., c.L, l.c.L, wks. J

100 lb. 8 .50-10 .50 Orthosilicate, anhyd. , 400-lb.

drums, c.L, wks . Î . 100 lb. 6 .70 Hydra te . 275-lb. bbl. , c.L,

I.c.l 100 lb. 5 .65 -7 .60 Oxalate, bags, wks 0 .1085 Pentabarbi ta l , USP, 100-lb.

drums, dlvd 6 .00 Perborate, te t rahvdrate , N F ,

bbl., c.l.,I.c.l., wka 0 . 1 8 ^ - 0 . 2 1 Peroxide, dr., c.L and l.c.L,

dlvd 0 . 2 0 - 0 . 2 1 Phenosulfonate USP, gran.,

drums, 25-1250lb 0 . 4 4 - 0 . 4 5 powd., drums 25-1250 0. 47

Phosphate , monobasic, anhyd. bags, c.L and l.c.L, wks. . .

100 lb. 8 . 50 -9 .70 dibasic, drug and reagent,

wks., bags, c.l. and l.c.L. . 100 lb. 8 . 7 0 - 9 . 2 0

Anhyd., 100-lb. bags, t . l . , c.L.l.c.l.,î 100 lb. 7 .65 -8 .65

Phosphate (drums 60 to 80^ over bags) tribasic, 100-lb. bags, X t . l . , c.L, andl. c . l . . . 4 . 4 0 - 5 . 4 0

Potassium alloy, 100 to 3,000 lb 1 .75-2 .00

Pyrophosphate , bags, c.L, wks..* 0 .1010-0 .1085 T e t r a b a s i c c . L . l . c . L Î . . cwt . 7 . 5 2 ^ - 8 . 5 2 - ^ Tripoly-, 100-lb. bags, c.L

a n d l . c . L . J 7 . 8 7 H - 8 . 8 7 H Sal, bags, c.l.,l.c.l.,wks cwt. 1 .40-1 .70 Salicylate, USP, 11000 lb. and

less 0 . 7 8 - 0 . 8 1

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SODIUM SESQUICARBONATE-TRIETHYL ORTHOFORMATE

Sodium sesquicarbonate, bulk and bags, c l . t . l . , wks.JlOO lb.

Bags, Le.1 100 lb. Sesquisilicate, anhyd . , 400-lb.

drums, c.L. wks. . . 100 lb. Hydra te , 100-lb. paper

bags, 350-lb. bbl. , c l . , wks 100 lb.

Silicate (water glass), 40° liq., tanks, t . l . , and c l . , returnable drums., wks . t . 100 lb.

Silicofluoride, bags, c l Stannate, dr., 2000-9900 lb. . . Stéarate, USP, anhyd. , bbl. ,

wks Tech., c l . , I c i . î

Sulfate, bulk, wks., ton anhyd., tech., bags, c 1.,

wks. î ton detergent, bags, c l ton

Sulfhydrate, flake, 350-lb. drums, cl . ,1 .cl- ,wks. . . .cwt.

Su?€de. flake, c l . and l.c.l. î - . ton

fused, c l . a n d l . c l . t . 100 lb. Sulfite, anhyd. powd., bbl., c l .

and l.c.l 100 lb. Exsiccated, photo grade,

USP, 375-lb. drum, wks. Sulfoxylate formaldehyde,

c l - . l . c i . , t , E a s t of Miss. R. Tetrasulfi.de, 4 0 % , 55-gal.

drum, c l . and l.c.l. ί wks . . . Thiocyanate, tech., cryst Tungstate, cryst. , tech., 400-

and 25-lb. drum, wks Solvent naphtha, coal tar, tanks,

c l . , wks . (ret. 5-gal. drums) gal.

Petroleum, tanks , S.W. ref. gal.

Sorbitan, mono-stearate, drums, 2000-20,000 lb . wks

Mono-oleate, same basis (Monolaurate, and monopal-mitate, steel or fiber drums, 20,000 lb . or more wks. lb . 0.42; trioleate, 0.39; polyoxy-ethylene monolaurate , mono-palmitate, mono-oleate and trioleate, same basis, 0.42; tristearate, 0.41)

Sorbitol, cryst. , in pellets, drums c.l. a n d l . c l . , wks

soin., coml-, aqueous, c.l. and l.c.l., wks

70% reg., aqueous, tanks, c.l., I.o.l

Soya fatty amine, dist. , drums, c.l., wks Tech., drums, c.l

Soya fatty amine aceta te , dist., drums, c.l., wks

Tech., drums, c.l Stannic chloride, anhyd. , 980-lb.

drum Oxide, 400-lb. a n d 100-lb. dr .

t Stannous chloride (tin crystals)

wks., N . J anhyd. 100 to 10,000 lbs.,

wks Oxide, 2000-lb., wks Sulfate, over and under 2.000

lb . wks., N.J Starch, corn, pearl bags, c.l.,

l.c.l 100 lb. Pota to , bags, c l 100 lb.

Stearamide, flake, c.l., wks., Chgo

Stearyl amine aceta te , c.l., drums, wks

Sterols, soy, 9 5 % , 100-lb. drums

Streptomycin, bulk, for mfg. use, sulfate, 700 gm. j a r s — g r a m

Unlabeled vials dihydro sulfate, 1000-gram j a r . .vial

1 and 5-gram vials vial S t ront ium bromide, N F , cryst.,

gran., l.c.l., 150-lb. drum. Carbonate, tech. d rums Chromate, 500-lb. bbl., dlvd.. Iodide, USP, 25-lb. j a r t Nitrate , bbl . , c.l., wks Salicylate, NF, 200-lb. and

100-lb. drums, f Strychnine, N F , powd., 100-oz.

cans oz. Styrax, Asiatic

2 .10-2 35 3 .S0-4 .35

5.50

1 . 0 0

0 .70-0 0.43-0

28 .00-30

5 0 . 0 0 -

6

5 5

7

0

0

. 75

.50

.00

. 2 5

.21

.04-

52 34.

- 7

-6 -6 .

- 8

0

- 0 .

-0 0

.55 0 7 ^

.641

. 75

.44

.00

.00

.00

. 75

.50

.00

. 5 0

.08 H

2134

05 .71

2 .12-2 .15

0 .31-0 .41

0 .31-0 .41

0 .32-0 .39 0 .3634-0 . 4334

0

0

1

0

0.30-0 .35

.24M-0 . 25M

0 .15-0 .17

0.46 0.38

0 .45 0.37

0.7834

1.04-1.05

0.7934

.909-1.403 1.471

.044-1.084

7 .32-7 .47 6 .25-8 .25

0.51

0.50

2 .50

. 0 8 3 4 - 0 . 0 8 ^

0 .23 1 .27

0.92 0 .19-0 .21

0 .46 3 .48 0.11

1.85

1.10 0 .85-0 .90

Styrène, monomer rubbergrade tanks, dlvd., î

450-lb. drums, c.l. a n d l . c l . . . . Succinimide, gran., 50-lb. drum. Sucrose octaacetate, denat.,

grade, drums, wks Sugar, ref Sulfadiazine, USP, powd.,

drums, l.c.l., wks Sulfaguanidine, drums, l.c.l.,

wks Sulfamerazine, USP, sodium,

powder, drums, 100- and 25-lb . wks

Sulfanilamide, USP, powder, 25-lb . and 1000-lb. lots, t

Sulfapyridine, USP powd., 25 lb . , and 10001b

Sulfathiazole, USP, powd., 1000-and 25-lb. lots

Sulfur, calcium arsenate dist., bags, point of shpmt. 100 lb.

Chloride, mono-, c.l. and l.c.l. + +

tanks, t Coml., flour, bags, c.l., 9934%,

wks 100 1b. Crude, agricult. indust. bulk,

c.l., mines long-ton Dichloride, returnable drums,

tanks , c.l Dioxide, liquid, coml., tanks,

c.l., wks cyl., 150-lb.. î ton lots, c.l.,l.c.l refrig. grade, 150-lb. cyl., dlvd

Dusting, conditioned 9 3 -9 8 % , 325 mesh, 92-97% pure, bags, wks. . . . 100 lb.

unconditioned, 93-98%, 325 mesh, 9934% pure

100 lb. Flower, sublimed velvet,

USP, bags, c.l., wks. 100 1b.

Insoluble, 8 5 % , c.l., wks Roll stick, bags, c.L, wks.

100 lb. Rubber makers ' , bags, c.L,

wks 100 lb. Superphosphate, run-of-pile,

bulk shpmt. , Balto unit-ton Triple, bulk, Florida port

unit-ton

Talc, Vermont, bags, wks. . . . ton Canada bags, c.L, wks ton

Tallow, inedible, extra, c.l Fancy, c.l

Tallow (normal amines) dist-, drums, c.L, wks

-Tech m'Amine acetate, diet., drums,

c.L, wks Tech

Tar, pine, tanks, wks 55-gal. dr. ,c.l . . l .c. l . , wke ex-whse., l.c.l

T a r t a r emetic, see Potassium, ant imonyl tar t ra te

Tellurium, metal, pulv., cans, wks

Terpin hydrate, NF , crystalline powder, 25-1000 lb

Terpineol, 60-lb. drums, wks. . . . ct-Terpineol, drums, l.c.l., wks.. . Terpinyl acetate, tech. and extra

225-lb. drums f Terramycin, cryst., pure, oral

use, retail , gram Feed grade, bulk, wholesale

gram Testosterone propionate. . . gram Tetrachloroethane, drums, wks. Tetrachloroethylene, USP,

drums, t , c.l. a n d l . c l Tetraethyl orthosilicate, drums,

dlvd Pyrophosphate , 40%, drums,

î Tetraethylene glycol dimethyl

ether. 450-lb. drums, Mar-inet te , Wis

Tetraethylenepentamine, tanks and c.L, dlvd. Eas t

Tetraglycine hydroperiodide 0.16 ("globaline"), 1001b 4.25

0.1834-0.1934 Tetrahydrofuran, tanks , c.L, 3 5 2 l.c.l 0 .35-0 .37

Tetrahydronaphthalene, d rums , 0.S534 c.L,l.c.l.. dlvd 0.3034-0.31 0.0910 Tetrapropylene, tanks, wks. , gal. 0.24

Thallium sulfate, bot. , d l v d . . . . 8 .00-13.00 10.25-10.75 Theobromine, alkaloid N F , 100-

and 25-lb. lots 4.0O-4.39 2 .50-3 .00 Theophylline, USP, (hydrous or

anhyd.), 100-lb. and 25-lb. lots, drums 3 .65-3 .80

11.25-11.75 Thiamine hydrochloride, USP, drums and bot. w k s . . . . kilo 60.00

1.30-1.52 ampul grade, 100 g rams or more, kilo 62.00

7 .00-7 .50 Mononitrate, drums, 100 grams or more, wks . ί . .kilo 62.00

2 .50-2 .80 X-2-Thienyl-/S-alanine, 1 gram bot.' gram 4.50

7.75 Thiocarbanilide, drums 0.44—0.51 2-Thiopheneamine (s tannic chlo-

0. 04 34-0.05 ride double salt) 500 grams 122.00 0.0324-0.04 Τhiosemicarbazide, 100-lb. drum 5.35

Thiouracil, drums, wks 5 .50-5 .60 1.55 Thiourea, tech., drums, t . l . , c.L,

l.c.l. t 0 .33-0 .35 26.50-28.50 DL-Threonine, CP, 5-kilo lots

kilo 380.00 0.04-0.0434 Thymol, N F , 25-lb. cntr 3.00

Iodide, N F , 25-lb. fiber drum 0.045 25-50 lb 7.30

0 .10-0 .12 Tin, metal, Straits 0 . 9 9 Η 0.0535-0.0635 Titanium, meta l sponge ducti le

Grade A 2.75 0 .24-0 .36 A-2 2.50

Rutile calcium pigment, 30%, 50-lb. bags , c.L,

2 .50-2 .60 min. 20 tons and i.c.L, t E a s t 0 . 0 9 ^ - 0 . 0 9 ^ 50%, bags, c.L (20 t o n s ) . . 0 . 1 4 ^ - 0 . 1 4 ? 4

2 .50-2 .60 Dichloride, c.L, wks 0.10 Dioxide, pigment, ana tase ,

50-lb. bags, c.l. a n d l.c.l. 4 .75-6 .16 f E a s t 0.2534-0.2634

0.1934 Rutile, 50-lb. bags, c l . , l . c l . 0.2734-0.2834 Ore, Ilmenite, Atlantic ports

4.60 ton 18 .00-20. Û0 Tetrachloride, tech., 55-gal.

2.65 d r . , c L , a n d l . c . L f w k s 0 .45K-0 .4834 Trichloride. 13-gal. cby. . 2 3 %

0.8S-0.91 soin.,I.c.L. wks 0.32-0.3534 et-Tocopherol, dl, (v i tamin E)

0.98 100 grams or more, w k s . kilo 134.20 DL-acetate, 100 g r ams or

more kilo 122.00 a-Tocopherol, d-acetate, 100

grams or more, kilo 166.00 Mixed D-form, 50%, wks . . kilo 45.50

14.00-17.50 m-Tolualdehyde, 50-lb. tin $ 2.85 15.25—35.00 Toluene, coal tar, tanks , t wks. 0.073^-0.0754 gaL 0.32 0 .07M-0 .08 Petroleum, tanks, w k s . . . . g a l . 0.34-0.3534

m-Toluidine, c.L,I.c.L. f 0 .78-0 .80 0.38 o-Toluidine, tanks, c.l., l .c . l . , t . . 0 .22-0 .24 0.31 p-Toluidine, fused and flaked,

dlvd 0 . 60-0 . 64 0.35 o-Toluidine dihydrochloride, 0.27 dlvd 1.35 0.0460 Toxaphene, drums, wks., c.L,

0.0561-0.0634 l.c.l 0 .20-0 .21 0.0712 Triacetin, tanks, c.L, dlvd. .East . 0 .3634-0.39

Tribu tyl acetylcitrate, tanks , c.l 0 .32-0.3334

Tributyl citrate, tech., t a n k s . c l . 0 .39-0.4034 2.75 Phosphate, tanks and c.L, t · . . 0 .50-0 .52

Tributylamine, drums, c.L, I.c.L, 0.70 wks 0.6734-0.6834

0.65-0 .80 tanks, same basis 0.65 0.209 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene, 55-gal.

drums, c.L and I.c.L, t Eas t . 0.1434-0.15}4 0 .57-0 .63 tanks, t Eas t of Rockies (West

1 H cts. higher) 0.13 2.04 Trichloroethane, tanks a n d c.L,

wks 0 . 1 3 ^ - 0 . 1 4 ^ 0.15 Trichloroethylene, tanks ί 0.12 0.65 drums, c.L, * 0.13 0. 15 2,4,5 - Trichlorophenoxyacetic

acid (2,4,5-T) c.L and l.c.l., 0 .2034-0.22 wks 1 . 4 0 - 1 4 5

Tricresyl phosphate, drums, 0.61 c.L,l.c.l., dlvd 0.3234-0.36

tanks, lb 0.32J4 0.69 Triethanolamine, tanks a n d c.L,

dlvd., East 0 .22-0.2434 Triethyl citrate tanks 0.36

1.10 Refined, l.c.l 0.71 Orthoformate, 4000-lb. lots.

0.56-0.5734 wks 1.10

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TRIETHYL PHOSPHATE-ZIRCONIUM SULFATE

T r i e t h y l p h o s p h a t e , t a n k s , and c . l . , K i n g s p o r t , T e n n 0 . 3 8 - 0 . 4 0 H

d r u r n s . l . c . l 0 . 4 1 ^ T r i e t h y l a m i n e , t a n k s , c l . , t 0.46 > £ - 0 . 4 9 T r i e t h y l e n e g l y c o l , t a n k s and

c.l., d l v d . . E a s t 0.18 3 ^ - 0 . 2 1 D i m e t h y l e t h e r , 450 l b . dr.,

M a r i n e t t e , W i s 1 . 1 0 T r i e t h y l e n e t e t r a m i n e , t a n k s ,

d l v d . E a s t 0 . 4 9 T r i i s o b u t y l e n e , c . l . a n d l.c.l.

d r u m s , N . J . , P a . , r e f ine ry , f. · 0 . 0 9 ^ - 0 . 10 3 ,3 ,5 - T r i m e t h y l c y c l o h e x a n o l - 1 ,

d r u m s , wks 0 . 7*5 3 , 3 , 5 - T r i m e t h y l h e x a n o l , 1 d r u m

c.l . , l .c . l . , w k s 0 . 2 9 M - 0 . 3 0 t a n k s , wks 0 . 2 7

T r i m e t h y l o l e t h a n e , 50- lb . bags , c . l . , l.c.l 0 . 3 9 - 0 . 4 0

P r o p a n e , 2 0 0 - l b . fib. d r u m s , l .c . l 0 . 7 0

2 , 2 , 4 - T r i m e t h y l p e n t a n e , cert . , c . l - , l . c . l . B a y w a y , N . J . , or Borger , T e x a s , d r u m s , incl.

gal- 1 . 6 0 T r i m e t h y l o l p r o p a n e , flake, c . l . . . 0 . 43 T r i p e n t a e r y t h r i t o l , fib. d r . o r 50 -

lb . bags , 3 0 . 0 0 0 l b . l o t s , wks . 0 . 34 5 0 - 1 0 , 0 0 0 l b . d r u m s , w k s 0 . 35

T r i p h e n y l p h o s p h a t e , c . l - , a n d l . c . l . , t - 0 . 4 1 ^ - 0 . 4 3 3 ^

T r i p h e n y l g u a n i d i n e , b b l . , wks . t~ 0 . 90 2 , 3 , 5 - T r i p h e n y l t e t r a z o l i u m c h l o

ride 1 pg. b o t k i l o 300 .00 D L - T r y p t o p h a n t - 50. 0 0 - 6 5 . 00 L - T r y p t o p h a n k i l o 489 . 50 T u n g s t e n , m e t a l , 9 8 . 8 % , 1,000

l b . , lots , w k s . 4 .50 Ore, uni t of W O s , 6 5 % , c.i.ff.

U . S. p o r t s t o n 32 . 6 0 - 3 4 . 50 T u n g s t i c , o x i d e , o v e r 1,000 1b- ,

d r u m s , w k s - 2 . 2 5 T u r p e n t i n e , g u m , S a v a n n a b i ,

b u l k g a l . 0 . 5 6 ^ - 0 . 5 S W o o d , s t e a m d i s t . , N . Y . . . g a l . 0 . 8 6

s u l f a t e , d r u m s ex t r a . . . . g a l . Ο . 64 T y r a m i n e h y d r o c h l o r i d e . . . .kiLo 3 9 0 .00 i>L-Tyros ine , 1 0 - 9 9 l b . l o t s 2 3 .00 T y r o t h r i c i n , U S P b o t g r a m 0 . 7 5

U r e a , feed g r a d e , 4 2 % N , b a g s , c . l . t t o n 1 0 5 . 0 0

F e r t . g r a d e , 4 6 % N . b u l k , w k s . , c l . f t o n 1 0 0 . 0 0 - 1 0 5 0 0

P o r t s , F . A . S t o n 1 0 5 . 0 0 4 5 % , N , b a g s , c . l . , d l v d . , Eiust

a n d S o u t h , t o n - . 1 0 5 . 00 -110 OO I n d u s t . g r a d e , 4 6 % , N , c r y s t .

b a g s , c . l . a n d l .c. l . , w k s . . . - . 0 . 0 6 - 0 . 0 7 A m m o n i a l iq . , t a n k s , w k s . . t o n 1 2 6 . 5 0 - 1 2 8 . 0 0 U S P , c r y s t . , 1,000 lb. · . 0 . 1 0

r>L-Valine, 1 0 0 - l b . lo t s "Vanillin, e u g e n o l , 2 5 - l b . c o n

t a i n e r s L ign in , t i n s

V i n y l a c e t a t e , 2 5 - a n d 100- lb . c n t r . , t k s . , c . l . d l v d . E a s t . . . 0

B u t y l e t h e r , l . c . l , C h l o r i d e , t a n k s , w k s -

c y l . q u a n t -E t h y l , 500 l b . o r more , l b . . . . . . . V i n y l e t h y l e t h e r , t a n k s a n d c . l . .

P r o p i o n a t e , t k s . , c . l . , d l v d . . . . V i n y l i d e n e c h l o r i d e _ . . 2 - V i n y l p y r i d i n e , d r u m s , l.e .1 . ,

wks n - V i n y l - 2 - p y r r o l i d o n e t k s . , c.l - . . Vios tero l ( V i t a m i n D * ) . 15 b i l

l ion u n i t s o r m o r e . . m i l l i o n u n i t s

1 2 . 0 0

6 . 5 0 - Γ . . 7 5 2 . 9 5 - 3 . 4 0

1 6 ^ - 0 . 1 9 l.OO

0 . 1 1 - 0 . 1 2 0 .29 H 6 . 4 0

0 . 2 7 - 0 . 2 8 H 0.47-0 49

0 . 1 4 H

1 . 3 6 - 1 . 5 0 0 . 8 O - 0 . S 2

0 . 0 2 M

V i o s t e r o l u n d e r 15 b i l l ion u n i t s . mi l l i on u n i t s 0 . 0 3 * ^ - 0 . 0 5

V i t a m i n A c o n c n . , n a t u r a l e s t e r , 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 A u n i t s p e r g r a m p o t e n c y , w k s mi l l i on u n i t s 0 . 1 4

3 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o 500 ,000 A u n i t s p e r g r a m p o t e n c y

m i l l i o n u n i t s 0 . 1 5 H - 0 · 1 6 p o w d . , d r y 20 ,000 A u n i t s

p e r g r a m p o t e n c y m i l l i o n u n i t s 0 . 2 3

S y n t h e t i c p a h n i t a t e , w k s 1 ,000,000 to 1,800,000 A u n i t s m i l l i on u n i t s 0 . 1 0

I n v e g e t a b l e oil 1 ,000,000 t o 1,800,000 A u n i t s p e r g r a m p o t e n c y

mi l l i on u n i t e 0 . 1 0 S y n t h e t i c a c e t a t e ( i n c o r n oil)

mi l l i on u n i t s 0 . 1 0 V i t a m i n B12, c r y s t a l l i n e , U S P ,

m g 0 . 2 4 5 O r a l g r a d e , sol id c o n e m g . 0 . 1 8 5

V i t a m i n E , d r y a c e t a t e , p w d . 10 k i los o r m o r e ki lo 3 0 . 5 0

V i t a m i n Da, see C h o l e s t e r o l ( P r i c e s fo r o t h e r v i t a m i n p r o d u c t s a r e l is ted u n d e r t h e i r c h e m i c a l t e r m s ; i .e . , R i b o flavin, « - T o c o p h e r o l , N i c o t i n i c a c i d , T h i a m i n e h y d r o c h l o r i d e , Ca lc i fe ro l . C o d l i v e r o i l , P y r i d o x i n e h y d r o c h l o r i d e , Y e a s t , b r e w e r ' s , V i o s t e r o l , e tc . )

w W a x , bees , c r u d e , i m p . , b a g s . . . . *0 . 6 6 - 0 . 72

B l e a c h e d , U S P , c a se s 0 7 9 - 0 . 82 C a n d e l i l l a , réf., b a g s 0 . 7 0 - 0 . 73

C r u d e 0 . 6 7 - 0 . 6 9 C a r n a u b a , N o . 2, N . C , réf. . . 0 . 7 4 - 0 . 7 6

N o . 3 , refined p u r e 0 . 7 4 - 0 . 75 N o . 3 , N o r t h C o u n t r y

c r u d e 0 . 6 5 - 0 . 68 C h a l k y , b a g s 0 . 6 3 - 0 . 65 Y e l l o w , N o . 1, b a g s 1 . 3 5 - 1 .37

G e r s t o f e n , O P , t o n l o t s , a n d less 0 . 8 5

Ε g r a d e , tons a n d l e s s 0 . 8 7 J a p a n , b a g s 0 . 4 3 - 0 .44 M o n t a m d o m 0 . 2 9 - 0 . 3 0

G e r m a n * 0 .35 B o h e m i a n , ton l o t s , N . Y . . . 0 . 2 3 - 0 .25

O s o k e r i t e , A m n . , y e l l o w , Ν . Υ . : 100 l b . 2 5 . 0 0 - 2 7 . 0 0

O u r i c u r y , A m n . réf., b a g s . . . . 0 . 8 5 - 0 . 8 6 S n o w W h i t e , NT. Y . . . . 100 l b . 2 8 . 0 0 - 3 0 . 0 0 S p e r m a c e t i , cakes 0 . 3 0 - 0 . 3 2

W h i t i n g , p r e c i p . , b a g s , c . l . . . . t o n 18 0 0 - 2 0 . 0 0

X y l e n e , c o a l t a r ( i n d u s t . ) t a n k cars g a l .

5 0 , b u l k , ga l 7>-, 9 8 % , t a n k s , c.l-, w k s P e t r o l e u m , t a n k c a r s g a l .

Y e a s t , b r e w e r ' s , 2 0 0 Β u n i t s p e r g r a m , 100 l b . a n d m o r e d r u m s

3 0 0 Β u n i t s per g r a m . . . d r u m s Y e l l o w , C a d m i u m t o n e r s , 100- lb .

d r u m s L i t h o p o n e , 100- lb . d r

B e n z i d i n e , d r u m s , t Y e l l o w , c h r o m e , 2 5 0 - l b . l o t s ,

b a g s , t H a n s a , G , bb l . , t

0 . 3 2 0 . 4 3

0 . 1 9 - 0 . 2 1 Η 0 . 3 4 - 0 . 3 5 3 ^

0.56 0.60

2 . 7 5 1.20

2 . 1 0 - 3 . 5 0

0.35-0.36 2.20

Y e l l o w , i r o n o x i d e , s y n t h . , b a g s , c.l. , l . c . l . , w k s O . l l H - O l l M

Zinc , 2 5 0 l b . , b a g s t 0 . 2 9

Z e i n , 50 - lb . b a g s , w k s . , u n d e r 1,000 t o 2 3 , 0 0 0 lb . , E x - w a r e house , R idgef i e ld 100 l b . 2 3 . 0 0 - 4 0 . 0 0

Z i n c , m e t a l s l a b s , P r i m e , W e s t ern , E . S t . L o u i s 0 . 1 3 H

A c e t a t e , 3 0 0 - l b . d r u m , c. l . a n d l.c.l 0 . 2 9 - 0 . 2 9 ^

P u r e , 150- a n d 2 0 0 - l b . c a r t o n s 0 . 5 3

A m m o n i u m c h l o r i d e , c.l., l . c . l . b a g s , w k s 0 . 1 0 2 5 - 0 . 1 1 3 5

B o r a t e , b a g s , c.l. a n d l . c . l . , p o i n t of s h p m t . , t E a s t 0 . 1 9 2 - 0 . 2 0 2

C a r b o n a t e , p o w d . , d r u m s . . . . 0 . 2 6 T e c h . , b a g s , bb l . , c. l . , w k s . . 0 . 1 3

C h l o r i d e , N F , g r a n . 200- a n d 25 - lb . d r u m s 0 . 4 2 - 0 . 4 7

T e c h . , fused , d r u m s , c. l . , w k s . , 100 l b 1 0 . 7 0

C h r o m a t e , t 0 . 2 9 C y a n i d e , kegs , d r u m s , w k s . . . . 0 . 5 2 3 D u s t , b b l . , c . l . and l .c . l . , w k s . 0 . 1 7 ^ - 0 . 1 8 H F l u o r i d e , c.l . , l . c . l . , b b l . , w k s . . 0 . 5 0 H y d r o s u l f i t e , d r u m s , t . l . , c.l.,

a n d l .c . l . , t E a s t of M i s s 0 . 2 1 H ~ 0 . 2 4 I o d i d e , N F , 25 - lb . j a r s 5 . 1 2 N a p h t h e n a t e , l i qu id , 8 % Zn,

t a n k s a n d l .c . l . t 0 . 2 3 ^ - 0 . 2 4 ^ Olea te , fused , bbl 0 . 3 6 Oxide , A m e r i c a n p r o c e s s , l e ad -

free, b a g s , c . l . , l . c . l . . t 0 . 1 4 H - 0 . 1 5 H L e a d e d , 3 5 % , b a g s , c . l . and

l .c . l . , t 0 . 1 5 K - 0 . 1 6 H 5 0 % 0.15%-0.1QJi

F r e n c h , p r o c e s s , lead-free , w h i t e seal , b a g s , c.l., l .c. l 0 . 1 6 ^ - 0 . 1 7 %

green s e a l , s a m e b a s i s . . . . 0 . 1 6 ^ - 0 . 1 7 K red sea l , s a m e bas i s 0 . 1 5 ^ - 0 . 1 6 % ,

U S P , s a m e bas i s 0 . 1 7 ^ - 0 . 1 8 * 4 P e r o x i d e , t e c h . , fiber d r u m s ,

wks 0 . 7 1 6 P h e n o l s u l f o n a t e , N F , " g r a n . ,

d r . , 2 5 - 8 7 5 0 . 3 9 - 0 . 4 2 P h o s p h i d e , l . c . l . w k s 1 .00 R e s i n a t e , p r e c i p . , 7 . 4 % Zn,

d r u m s , t 0 . 3 3 Si l icof luor ide , b b l . , t r u c k s and

less 0 . 1 2 H - 0 . 1 4 S t é a r a t e , D i s p e r s o g r a d e , c. l .

a n d l . c . l . t 0 . 4 2 - 0 . 4 3 L a c q u e r , t e c h . , U S P , and

c o s m e t i c g r a d e s , c . l . a n d l .c . l . , f 0 . 4 1 - 0 . 4 2

Su l f a t e , 25 H P e n t a , c r y s t a l 100- lb . b a g , w k s . . c.l . , l .c.l 0 . 0 5 8 5 - 0 . 0 6 8 5

3 6 % Z n . m o n o h y d r a t e d . b a g s , d l v d . E a s t , c . l . a n d l.c.l 0 . 0 8 ^ - 0 . 0 9 ^

Sulfide, t e c h . , purif . , b a g s , w k s . , c . l . a n d l . c . l . t 0 . 2 5 3 - 0 . 2 6 3

S u l f o x y l a t e f o r m a l d e h y d e , b a s i c , c . l . a n d l . c l . t E a s t . . . 0 . 2 5 ^ - 0 . 2 6

T a l l a t e , l i q . , 8 % , wks .*. 0 . 2 2 ^ Z i r c o n i u m a c e t a t e , b b l . , w k s . . . . 0 . 2 3

C a r b o n a t e , bas i c , bb l . , w k s . . . 0 . 3 0 H N i t r a t e , d r u m s , w k s 4 . 5 0 Oxide , w h i t e , g r o u n d , bags ,

wks 0.90 O x y c h l o r i d e , c r y s t . , w k s 0 . 3 5 · ^ S i l i ca te , g r a n . , b a g s , w k s . , 100

l b 3 . 1 2 ^ - 3 . 2 5 Su l f a t e , c r y s t . , w k s 0 . 3 7 3 ^ - 0 38

* N o m i n a l . t F r e i g h t a l l o w e d . X F r e i g h t e q u a l i z e d .

M A R C H 25, 1957 C&EN 8 1

Special List

Reagent and Laboratory Chemicals Following quotations for reagents and laboratory chemicals are all per pound, subject to delivery terms appended to list. First quotation in column represents in most instances prices for small orders, such as one-pound bottles. The right-hand quotation applies to "quantity" business, usually for more than $25. These special price lists alternate quarterly between reagents, plastics and resins, and detergents.

Acetaldehyde, tech., amp 4 .40 Acetamide, cryst., bot 3 .64-3.11 Acetanilid, N F powd. scb. or

drum 1.44-1 .21 Acetic anhydride (ACS) atb. . . . 1.99-1 .70 Acetone (ACS), bot 0 .97-0.83 Acetyl chloride, bot 6.18-5.27 Acid, Acetic, glacial (ACS) bot.. 2.17-1 .84

Glacial 99.5% USP, bo t . . . . 2 .13-1.67 ACS reagent 99.7% con

forming to dichromate test, bot 2.01-O.97

Arsenic, see Arsenic pentoxide Arsenious, anhydride (see

Arsenic trioxide) Benzoic cryst. (ACS) bot 2.68-2 . 2S Boracid, see Boric Acid Boric, cryst., (ACS) bot 1.23-1 . 05

USP, powd., scb. or drum. . 0.54-0 ..20 Carbolic fused cryst., USP,

bot 1.20-0.95 Chromic (ACS) cryst., bot... . 3 .73-3 .18 see also chromium trioxide Citric cryst. (ACS) bot 1.51-1 . 29

powd., bot 1.92-1 .64 Formic (ACS) atb 2.25-1 .92 Gallic, powd., bot 5 .68-4.85 Hydriodic (ACS) 47%, bot.. . 8 .57-7.31 Hydrobromic (ACS) gsb 2 .99-2 .55 Hydrochloric (ACS) scb 1.63-1 . 30

48% (ACS) scb 2.55-1 . 55 Hydrofluoric, 4 8 % (ACS)

Safetypak, ethylene b o t . . . . 2 .40-2 . 21 Hydrofluosilicic, pi . bot 3.20-2 . 73 Hypophosphorus, 50% tech. . . 2.53-2 . 26 Iodic, anhyd., see Iodine, pent-

oxide Lactic, bot 2.68-2 .28 Monochloracetic, cryst., bot.. 2 .32-1 .98 Nitric (ACS) bot 1 .69-1 . 35 Nitric, fuming (ACS) gsb. and

can 3.91-3 . 31 Oleic USP, bot 1.35-0. 99 Osmic, >£ gram tube, pkg 5.90—5.45 Oxalic (ACS) cryst., bot 2.09-1 .79 Perchloric, 60% reagent, s b c . 2.49-1 .55

70% reagent (ACSï scb.. . . 3 .08-2 . 63 Phosphomolybdic, cryst., bot. 16.53-14.01 Phosphoric, (ACS) atb 1 69-1 . 44 Phosphotungstic, cryst. bot... 19.48-16.6] Picric, cryst., b. and c 7.62—6 . 50 Pyrogallic (pyrogallol) cryst.

bot 6.90-5 . 88 Salicylic, cryst., bot 2 .73-2 .33

USP cryst., bot 1 .39-1 .09 Silicic, powd., bot 2 .43-2 .07 Silicotungstic, cryst., bot 32 . 17-27 .42 Stearic, USP, powd., scb 1 .35-0.99 Succinic, cryst., bot 4 .36-3 .72 Sulfanilic (ACS) cryst. bot . . . 5 .97-5 .09 Sulfosalicylic, cryst., bot 7.15—6.09 Sulfuric (ACS) atb 1 . 56 -1 . 25

Fuming, (ACS), 15-18%, gsb. 3 00-2 .54 Fuming, 30-33% (ACS) gsb. 3 .20-2 . 71

Sulfurous (ACS) a tb 1 .74-1 .49 Tannic, powd., bot 5 .63-4 . 80

NF, light, bot 2 .65-2 .46 Tartaric (ACS) cryst., bo t . . . . 2 .60-2 .22

powd. (ACS) bot 2 .60-2 . 22 Trichloroacetic, cryst., gsb. . . 5 .48-4 .79

USP, cryst., Η-lb. pkg 3 27-3.25 Tungstic, powd.. bot 12. 18-10.38

Activated carbon, see Carbon Albumin, egg, powd., bot 5 . 42 Alcohol, amyl, iso reagent

(ACS), pcb 2 .11-1 .80 n-Amyl, bot 2 .24-1 .91 η-Butyl, bot 1 .30-1 .11 Ethyl, anhyd., comp. denat.,

6-lb. bot. or 30-lb. d r u m . . . 0 .69-0 .47 Isopropyl, (ACS) bot. or 30-

lb. drum 1 .10-0. 50 Methyl, see Methanol

Alum ammonium, see Aluminum, ammonium sulfate Potassium, see Aluminum,

Potassium sulfate Aluminum metal, dust, bot 1.76

Sheet, heavy, 1-lb. paper . . . . 1. 73-1.15 Foil, 1-lb. paper 3.30 Metal, 8 mesh and finer, bot. . 1.68-1.47 Powder, USP, bot 2 .73-2.15 Acetate, purif., basic powd.,

bot 5.49-4.68 Ammonium sulfate, cryst.,

bot 1.50-1.28 Chloride, cryst., bot 2 .32-1.98 Hydroxide, powd., bot 1.53-1.31

Dried gel, med. powd., bot. 1.81-1.42 Nitrate, cryst., bot 1.99-1.70 Oxide, ignited reagent, powd.,

bot 1.61-0.88 Potassium sulfate, see Potas

sium aluminum sulfate N F , powd 0.72-0.23

Sulfate, broken lump, b o t . . . . 2 .48-2.12 USP, powd., bot 0.94-0.44 USP, gran., bot 1.18-0.92

Ammonium acetate (ACS) cryst. bot 2.09-1.79

Bicarbonate, scb 1.23-1.05 Bifluoride, purif., flake, WLB. 1 .38-1.01 Bisulfite, cone, soin., atb 1.90-1.62 Bromide, gran., bot 0.97-0.54 Carbonate (ACS) lump, bot . . 1.43-1.22

powd., purif., bot 1.12-0.88 Chloride (ACS) gran., b o t . . . . 1 .30-1.11

USP, gran., bot 0.87-0.68 Chromate, powd., bot 4 .61-3.93 Citrate (ACS) dibasic, cryst.

bot 3.24-2.76 Dichromate, cryst. bot 2.57-2.19

gran., purif., bot 1.57-1.23 Fluoride, cryst., WLB 6.99-5.96 Hydroxide (ACS) bot 1 .63-1.30

2 8 % , USP, strong ammonia soin., atb 1.27-0.98

Iodide, crvst., bot 12.46-10.62 Molybdate (ACS) cryst. bot . . 3 .96-3.38 Nitrate (ACS) bot 1 .51-1.29

Purif., gran., bot 0.92-0.78 Oxalate (ACS) cryst., bo t . . . . 2 .36-2.01 Persulfate (ACS) cryst. bo t . . . 1.65-1.41 Phosphate, monobasic, cryst.

bot 2 .01-1.71 Dibasic (ACS) cryst., bot . . 1 .92-1.64

Sulfate, (ACS) gran., bot 1.20-1.02 Purif., gran., bot 0.98-0.72

Sulfide, light soin., atb 1.41-1.20 dark soin., atb 1.41-1.20

Abbreviations (General list of abbreviations and definitions will be found elsewhere in this section.) Following additional terms are applicable to reagent chemical prices: ACS Meets specifications of the Com

mittee on Analytical Reagents, AMERICAN C H E M I C A L SOCIETY, for chemical reagents

AMP Ampoule Β and C Bottle and can GSB Glass-stoppered bottle ATB Acid-Tite bottle used by J. T. Baker

Chemical Co. MT Mailing tube SAFETEPAK Plastic bottle of Baker and

Adamson with all-purpose pouring closure

PL or PLB Polyethylene bottle PB Plastic bottle SCB or SC Screw cap bottle WLB Wax-lined bottle

Ammonium ta r t ra te , cryst-, bot. 3 .78-3 .23 Thiocyanate (ACS) cryst.,

bot 3 .45-2 .94 Aniline (ACS) bot 1.50-1.28

Hydrochloride, cryst . , bot . . . . 4 .16 Sulfate, cryst., b o t 2 .90-2 .48

Antimony metal, l ump , mt 3.61—3.08 Pentachloride, gsb 6.05—5.16 Potassium t a r t r a t e USP,

powd., bo t 1.93-1.52 Trichloride, cryst. , bot 7 .27-6 .20 Trioxide, powd-, bo t 2 .15 -1 .83

Arsenic metal, lump, purif., can. 2.43—2.23 Pentoxide (arsenic acid) bot . . 3.98—3.39 Trichloride, gsb a n d can 5.49 Trioxide, (ACS) powd., bo t . . . 7 .02-5 .99

Asbestos, purif., acid washed, long fiber, ctn 6 .06-4 .76

medium fiber, can 8 .18-6 .42 Ascarite, 8-20 and 20-30 mesh,

bot 5 .00-5 .00 Barium acetate (ACS) gran.,

bot 2 .03-1 .61 Carbonate, powd-, bot 3 .45-2.94 Chloride (ACS) cryst . , bot . . 1.28-1.10

Barium Chloride, (ACS) cryst., 20-30 mesh for Par r Turbidimeter, bot 2 .53-2 .16

Dioxide powd., b o t 2 .01-1 .71 Hydroxide (ACS) cryst., bot . . 1.67-1.43 Nitrate (ACS) cryst . , bot . . . . 3 .22-2 .75

powd., tech., b o t 0 .99-0 .77 Oxide hydrated (see Barium

hydroxide) Peroxide (see Ba r ium dioxide) Sulfate USP, powd., for X-ray

diagnosis, bot 0 .74-0 .51 Benzaldehyde NF (artif. oil of

almond), b o t 1.52-1 .38 Benzene (ACS), th iophene free,

bot 0 .77-0 .36 purif., bot 0 .48-0 .17

Benzidine hydrochloride (ACS) cryst., bot 16.54-14.10

Benzocaine, see E t h y l amino-benzoate

Benzoyl chloride, gsb 5.28-4 .34 Benzyl chloride, Β and C 2 .04-1 .74 Bismuth chloride, (bismuth tri

chloride), bot 6.56 Metal gran 5 .34-4 .76 Nitrate, cryst., b o t 4.61—3.93 Oxychloride, powd., bot 8. 76-7.47 Subcarbonate U S P , powd.,

bot 5 .69-4 .82 Subnitrate N F , powd . bot 4. 50-3.81 Trichloride (see Bismuth

chloride) Trinitrate (see B ismuth ni

trate) Bromide NF V, a m p . and can. . . 3 .98-2 .92

ACS reagent, a m p . and can. . . 4 .84-4 .13 Bromobenzene, mono-, bot 2 .82-2 .40 Butyl alcohol, iso and normal

(see Alcohol) f Cadmium metal, s t icks, mt 6.42—5.48

Mossy, bot 6 .95-5 .93 Acetate, cryst., b o t 6 .81-5 .81 Carbonate, powd., bot 7.62 Chloride (ACS) cryat . , bot . . . . 5 .72-4 .88

purif., cryst., scb 3 .98-3 .37 anhyd. (ACS) powd-, scb . . . 7 .08-6 .03

Iodide, cryst., bot 12.60-10.74 Nitrate, cryst., bo t 6 .23-5 .31 Oxide, powd., bot 8 .10-6 .90 Sulfate (ACS), cryst- , bot 5 .12-4 .37

powd. (ACS) b o t 5 .49-4 .68 Calcium, turnings, bo t 8.15—6.90

Acetate powd., bo t 2 .38 -2 .03 Bromide N F , powd., bot 1.52 Carbide, tech., l ump, can 0.51 Carbonate (ACS) powd. bot . . 2 .53-2 .16

powd. (ACS) low in alkalies, bot 3 .57-3 .05

Chloride, cryst. (ACS) bot . . . . 1.72-1.47 anhyd., lump (ACS) bot . . . 1.72-1.47 anhyd., purif., (ACS) 4, 8,

and 12, bot 1.94-1.65 anhyd., gran. (ACS) 20

mesh 1.72-1.47 Fluoride, powd., b o t 3 .91-3 .33 Hydroxide, powd., bo t 2 .64 -2 .25 Hypochlorite, purif., 3 0 - 3 5 %

avail, chlorine; powd. , USP, bot 0 .79-0 .67

Iodide, lump, bot 12 .64-10.77 Lactate, N F , powd-, bot 1.36-1.07 Nitrate, cryst., bot 1.72-1.47 Oxide, CP, powd., b o t 1.43-1.22 Phosphate, monobasic, cryst,,

bot 3 .61 -3 .08 dibasic, powd., b o t 2 .99 -2 .55

8 2 C & E N M A R C H 2 5, 1957

CALCIUM PHOSPHATE, TRIBASIC-POTASSIUM IODIDE

Calcium phosphate tribasic, powd., b o t 4 .05-3 .45

Sulfate, powd., bo t 1 .80-1. 53 anhyd. powd., b o t 3 .56 -3 .03 anhyd. purif., powd., bot.. . 0 .87-0 .68

Tar t ra te , powd., b o t 3 .89-3 .32 Thiocyanate , soin., purif., b o t . 3 .16-2 .67

Caffeine, USP, powd., bot 3 .80-3 .21 Calomel (see Mercurous chlo

ride) Carbon, decolorizing, (activated

carbon) scb 0.94—0.45 Disulfide (ACS), b o t 1.34-1.14 Tetrachloride (ACS) bot 0 .95-0 .81

N F , bot 0 .69-0 .54 Casein, insol., bot 1.13-1.02

Caustic soda, see Sodium hydroxide

Ceresin wax, white, 1-lb. pkg.. . 1.12-0.95 Cerium nitrate, purif., &-lb.

pkg., scb 2.44 Charcoal, bone, powd., scb 1.05-0.77

Wood, lumps, scb 0.99 "Wood, powd., scb 0.88

Chloral hydrate USP, cryst., s cb . 2.13-1 .80 Chloroform (ACS), scb 1.14-0.98

not for anesthesia, USP, scb . . 0 .66-0 .50 for technical use, scb 0 .61-0 .40

Chromium chloride green cryst., scb 2 .67

Chromium potassium sulfate, (ACS), cryst 1 29-0.92

Chromium trioxide (ACS) cryst. (Chromic acid), scb 3 .73-3 .18

Cobalt acetate, cryst. , bot 7 .71-6 .57 Carbonate, powd., bot 9 .52-8.12 Chloride, (ACS) scb 4 .56-3 .89 Nitrate (ACS) cryst., scb 4 . 77-4 .07 Sulfate., cryst., scb 5 .23-4.46

Collodion USP, scb 1.31-0.96 USP flexible 1.34-0.98

Copper, foil, .005" (ACS) pkg. . . 3 .90-3.32 wire, No. 24 (ACS) 1-lb. M T 3.S5-3.29 heavy turnings C P , bot 1.95-1.67 light turnings C P , bot 3 .03-2 .58 powd., purif., scb 1.86-1 .57

Corrosive sublimate (see Mercuric chloride)

Cupric acetate (ACS) cryst., bo t . 3 .31-2 .82 Ammonium chloride (ACS)

cryst., bot 3 .15-2 .62 Bromide, cryst., bot 5 .68-4 .85 Carbonate, powd-, bot 3 .26-2 .78 Chloride, cryst., bot 4 38-3 .74 Nitrate (ACS), b o t 2 .31-1 .97 Oxide (ACS) powd., bot 3 . 77-3.21

wire (ACS) bo t 4 .01-3 .42 Sulfate, cryst. (ACS) bot 2 . 0 4 - 1 . 74

fine crystals (ACS) bot 2 . 0 2 - 1 . 73 anhyd. , powd., bot 2 .71-2 .31

Cuprous chloride (ACS) powd., bo t 3 .82-3 .26

Cyanide CP , powd., bot 4 .40-3 .75 Oxide, powd. bot 2 . 68-2. 28

Devarda 's alloy, gran., 20 mesh and finer, bot 7 .11-6 . 06

Dextrin, white powd., scb. . . . . 0 .88-0 .66 Dextrose, cryst., b o t 1. 74-1 .49

anhyd., powd. (ACS) bot 1 .04-0 . 89 CP, anhyd. powd., bot 0 .79 -0 .68

Dimethyl-aniline, purif., bot 1.16-0.98 Dimethylglyoxime (ACS) powd.,

bot 15.21-12.96 Dioxan, tech. (Diethylene oxide

1.4), bot 1.55-1.31 Diphenylamine, (ACS), cryst.,

bot 5 .37-4 .58 Diphenylthiocarbazone, (ACS),

cryst., 10 grams, pkg 3 .91-3 .33 Eschka 's mixture, powd. (M!gO

65%, Na 2C0 3 3 5 % ) . bot 3 .94-3 .36 E the r , dry, purif. for extraction,

scb 0 .69-0 .42 ACS reagent, pcb 1 .13-0 .77 anhydrous reagent (ACS) , pcb 1.17-0 .69

• Petroleum (Legroine) ACS, pcb 0 .71-0 .24

E t h y l acetate, (ACS) 1 .64-1 .40 purif., 95-98%, scb 0 .92-0 .46 Bromide, scb 3 .33-2 .68

Ferric ammonium oxalate, cryst . bot 1.99-1.70

Ammonium sulfate (ACS) cryst., bot 1 .76-1 .50

Chloride (ACS) lump, b o t . . . . 1.83-1 .56 Nitrate (ACS), cryst., b o t . . . . 2 .34-2 .00 Sulfate, powd., bot 1.94-1 .65

Ferrous ammonium sulfate, fine cryst., bot 1.41-1 .20

Ferrous ammonium chloride, cryst., bot 3 .43-2.93

Sulfate (ACS) gran., bot 1 . 67-1.43 USP, cryst., scb 1 . 02-0.75

Sulfide, lump, can 0 .51-0 .16 gran., can 0 .81-0 .23

Formaldehyde, soin. (ACS), bot . 1 .07-0.92 USP, scb 0 .85-0 .67

Furfural, bot 1 .76-1.50 Gelatin, USP, powd., scb 1.11-0.97 Glass wool, Pb free, med. M-lb.

carton 0 .54-0 .48 Glycerol (ACS) bot 2 .08-1.77

USP, scb 1.55-1.22 Gold chloride (ACS), 15 grain

sealed tube, pkg 1.73 Hydrazine, sulfate, cryst., scb.. . 5.52 Hydrogen Peroxide USP, 3 %

soin., scb 0 .46-0 .31 3 0 % soin. (ACS) PLB 3 .77-3 .21

Hydroquinone, scb 1.75-1 .46 Hydroxylamine hydrochloride,

(ACS) cryst., bot 10.38-8.85 8-Hydroxyquinoline, see Oxy-

quinoline base Iodine resublimed, (ACS) scb. . . 5 .03-4 .37

USP, M lb., scb-, pkg 0.92 Pentoxide, Κ-lb. , scb., pkg.. . 6.30

Iron, wire No. 36, mt 3 .04-2 .59 filings, 20 and 40 mesh, N F ,

bot 0 .63-0 .50 powd., bot 4 .22-3 . 60

Iron pyrites, lump, scb 0 .50-0 .40 Kaolin N F , powd., scb 0 .51-0 .37

tech., washed and ignited. . . . 1 .82-1.43 Lactose, powd., bot 1.62-1.38

USP, powd., bot., scb 1.08-0.91 Lanolin, anhyd., can 0 .96-0 .79 Lead, (ACS) gran., bot 2 .82-2 .40

CP, sheets, can 2 .15-1 .83 CP, sticks, mt 2 . 16-1.85 tech., shot, No . 8, scb 0 .98-0 .83 Acetate, (ACS) cryst., bot . . . . 1.62-1.38

NF, cryst., scb 0 .72-0 .57 Arsenate, powd., bot 3 .50-2 .99 Borate, powd., bot 5 .30-4 .52 Carbonate, powd., bot 2 .62-2 .24 Chloride, powd., bot 3 .40-2 .90 Chromate. powd., bot 3.68-3 .14 Dioxide, powd., bot 2 .92-2 .49 Nitrate, cryst. (ACS) b o t . . . . 2 . 15 -1 . 83

purif., cryst., bot 1.04-0.88 Oxide, red, powd., bot 1 .72-1.47

purif., mono., powd., scb.. . 1.05-0.73 yellow, powd., bot 1. 64-1 . 40

Peroxide, see Lead dioxide Subacetate (ACS) powd., for

sugar analysis, bot 1 . 57 -1 . 34 Sulfate, powd., bot 2 .66-2 .27

Lime, N F (Calcium oxide) lump 0 .60-0 .44

powd., bot 0 .84-0 .66 Litharge, see Lead oxide, mono. Lithium carbonate, powd., bot.. 5 .39-4.59

Chloride, powd., bot 6 .12-5 .22 Fluoride, powd., bot 7 .30-6 .23 Nitrate, cryst., bot 5 .33-4 .55 Sulfate, gran., bot 6 .05-5.16

Litmus, paper (ACS) red, blue, neutral, sheets, doz 1.20

144 vials, per gross 12.00 Magnesium metal, powd., scb . . . 3 .71

ribbon, 1-oz. roll, oz 1.16 metal turning, for Grignard's

Reaction, scb 1.80-1 .60 Acetate, cryst., bot., scb 3 .66-3 .12 Carbonate, USP powd., can.. 0 .87-0 .68 Chloride, NFV., cryst., bo t . . . 1 . 5 7 - 1 . 23

ACS, cryst 2 .22-1.89 Nitrate, cryst., bot 1.88-1 . 61 Oxide, USP, heavy, scb 1.13-0.89

light, powd., scb 1.64-1 . 29 Oxide (ACS), low in sulfate,

powd., bot 8 .25-7.04 Sulfate (ACS) cryst., scb 1.37-1 .17

USP, cryst., scb 0 .54-0 .35 Manganese metal, C P 1 .49

Dioxide, powd., scb 2.30-1 .99 Manganous carbonate, powd.,

bot 3 .03-2 .58 Nitrate, soin, bot 1.87-1 .59 Sulfate (ACS) powd., bot . . . . 2 .39-2 .04

Mannitol , powd., bot 2 .99-2 .55 Marble, chips, tech., bot 0 .55-0 .35 Mercuric acetate, powd., bo t . . . 13.73-11.70

Bromide, cryst., bot 15.15-12.92 Chloride (ACS) cryst., bo t . . . 15.38-13.11

powd. (ACS) bot 15.38-13.11 Cyanide, powd., bot 24.50-21 .00

Mercuric iodide (ACS) powd., bot 14 .89-12 .69

Nitrate, cryst. , bot 12 . 85 -10 .95 Oxide (ACS) red powd., bo t . . 13 .09-11 .16 Oxide (ACS) yellow powd., bot . 13 .09 -11 .16

NF, yellow powd., bot 9 . 2 5 - 7 . 2 7 Sulfate, powd., bot 12 .16 -10 .37

Mercurous chloride (ACS) powd., bot l l . 8 6 - 1 0 . i l

Nitrate, cryst . , bot 12 .34 -10 .51 Sulfate, powd., bot 13 .48-11 .49

Mercury (ACS), bot 12 .30-10 .49 Bichloride of, see Mercuric

chloride Methanol (Methyl alcohol)

ACS, bot 0 .97-O.83 purif., bo t 0 .66-O.52

Methyl acetate, water free, scb. . 7 .50—6.64 Iodide, gsb. 8 .66 Orange (Sodium p-Dimethyl -

aminoazobenzenesulf onate) , ACS, powd., bot 7 . 8 8 - 6 . 7 2

Red (y>-Dimethylaminoazo-benzene-o-Carboxylic acid), ACS, bot 17 .35-14 .79

Salicylate U S P (Oil winter-green) synth. , scb 1.14—1.02

Molybdenum trioxide, see Acid, Molybdic

Naphthalene, cryst., bot 1.99—1.70 α-Naphthol, purif., scb 2.65—2.55 6-Naphthol N F , powd., scb 1.43—1.33 Nickel shot, bo t 3.61—3.08 Nickel(ous) acetate, cryst. , scb. . 6.11—5.21

Oxide, black, bot 5.84—4.98 Nickel (ous) ammonium sulfate,

cryst., scb 1.65—1.43 Carbonate, powd., bot 5.70—4.98

Nickel (ous) chloride, small cryst., bot 3 . 5 2 - 3 . 0 0

Nitrate, cryst., bot 3.08—2.63 Sulfate, (ACS) cryst. , bot 3 . 2 7 - 2 . 7 9

Paraldehyde USP. scb 1 .13-0 .88 Petroleum ether, see Ether ,

petroleum Perosmic anhydride, see Acid,

osmic Phenol reagent , see Acid, Car

bolic (ACS) cryst. , bot 1 .92-1 .64

Phenolphthalein (ACS), scb . . . . 3 .00 Phosphoric anhydride (Phos

phorous pentoxide) powd. (ACS), scb 1 .76 -1 .35

Phosphorus amorph. , red, powd., can 2 .43

Oxychloride, gsb. and can . . . . 2.84—1.82 Pentachloride, gran, powd.,

gsb. and can 2 .58 Pentoxide, see Phosphoric

anhydride Trichloride, gsb. and can. . . . 2 .37

Phthalic anhydride, flake, bot . . . 2 . 1 5 - 1 . 8 3 Platinum chloride, 5 % soin., gsb.

per oz 4 .54 Potassium metal, purif., lump,

scb. and can 16.70 Acetate, cryst., bo t 1 .69-1 .44 Alum (Aluminum potassium

sulfate), (ACS) cryst., scb.. 1 .68-1 .41 Bicarbonate, cryst., bot 1 .43-1 .22

' Biphthalate (ACS) cryst., bot. 3 . 7 8 - 3 . 2 3 Bisulfate, cryst., bot 1 .60-1 .37 m-Bisulfite, cryst., bot 2 . 6 2 - 2 . 2 4 Bitartrate, powd-, bot 2 . 2 2 - 1 . 8 9 Bromate (ACS), powd., bot. . 2 . 2 9 - 1 . 9 5 Bromide (ACS), cryst., bo t . . . 1 .55-1 .32 Carbonate (ACS) cryst., bot.. 1 . 92 -1 . 64

anhyd., gran. (ACS) bo t . . . 1 . 4 6 - 1 . 25 Chlorate (ACS) cryst. , bot . . . 1 .81-1 .55 Chloride (ACS), bot 1 . 3 9 - 1 . 19 Chromate (ACS) bot 2 . 2 2 - 1 . 8 9 Citrate, cryst., b o t 2 . 1 1 - 1 . 80 Cyanate, cryst., bot 8 . 6 1 - 7 . 3 4 Cyanide (ACS) gran., bot 4 . 0 7 - 3 . 4 7 Dichromate, cryst. (ACS) bot. 1 .43-1 .06 Ferricyanide (ACS) cryst.,

bot 3 .43 -2 .93 Ferrocyanide (ACS), crys t . . . . 2 . 38 -2 . 03 Fluoride, cryst., wlb 3 . 1 3 - 2 . 6 7 Hydroxide (ACS) spl. pellets,

low in chloride, bot 1 . S 3 - 1 . 57 pellets, (ACS), bot 1 .70-1 .46 flake, tech., scb 0 . 5 1 - 0 . 4 3

Iodate (ACS) gran. , bot 6 . 8 6 - 5 . 8 5 Iodide (ACS) cryst. , bot 4 . 5 6 - 3 . 8 9

gran. (ACS), bo t 4 . 5 6 - 3 . 8 9 gran., USP, bo t 3 .53 -2 . 77 metaperiodate 21 .82 -18 .60

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Potassium nitrate (ACS), cryst., bot 1. SO-1 . 53 gran., NF, b a t 1.11-0. SI

Nitrite, cryst., b o t 4 .40-3 . 75 purif., cryst., bot 3.24-2 . 76

Oxalate <ACS) cryst., bot 3.36-2 . 87 Perchlorate, cryst., b o t 2 .96-2 . 52 Permanganate (ACS) cryst.,

bot 1 .92-1. 64 Persulfate, cryst., bot 3 . 56-3 . 03 Phosphate (ACS) monobasic

cryst., bot 2. 01-1.71 Dibasic, powd., bot 2 . 01-1 . 71 Tribasic, powd., bo t 1 .56-1 . 14

Pyrosulfate (ACS) lump, bot. 2 . 25-1 . 92 ACS. powd., bot 2 . 31-1 . 97

Sodium tartrate (Rochelle salt, ACS), bo t . . 2 . 02-1 . 73

Sulfate (ACS) cryst., bot 1 . 50-1 . 28 powd. (ACS), bot 1 . 25-1 . 07

Sulfide, see Sulfurated potash Sulfite C P , anbyd., b o t 1.94-1 . 65 Tar t ra te , cryst., bot 3 . 56-3 . 03 Thiocyanate (ACS), cryst.,

bot 3 . 6 8 - 3 . 14 Procaine hydrochloride, TJSP,

cryst., b o t 5 . 81-4 . 57 Pyridine, ACS, bo t . . 3 94-3 . 36 Pyrocatechol, tech., scb 2 .95 Pyrogallol, see Acid, pyrogallic Quicksilver, see mercury metal Quinhydrone, scb 11. 26-9 . 60 Resorcin USP, recryst . (Resor-

cinol), scb 3 . 62-3 . 45 Rochelle salt, see Potassium

sodium tartrate Selenium, metal, powd., l o z .

scb 2.42 Silver metal, sheet, 1-oz. pkg . . . 2 .37

Carbonate, powd., pkg., per oz 3.01

Chloride, powd., 34-lb., scb. . . 1 .64 Cyanide, powd-, 1 oz 1 .47 Iodide, scb., 1 oz. scb 2.13 Ni t ra te (ACS) cryst., 3^-lb.r

scb 3.90 Oxide, pou'd., purif., 1 oz. scb.,

pkg . . . 1 24 Sulfate, powd. (ACS), K-lb-

scb. pkg 6.88 Soda lime, see Sodium, calcium

hydra te Sodium, purif., 1 lb. can 2 .66-2 .09

ACS reagent, 1 lb. can 3 .56-3 .03 Acetate (ACS), cryst., scb 1 .60-1 .37

anhyd., powd., scb 2 .02-1.73

Sodium acetate, fused cryst. (ACS), scb 2 . 2 2 - 1 . 89

Ammonium phosphate, cryst., scb 2 .04-1.74

Arsenate dibasic, cryst., bot . . 2 .73-2 .33 Arsenite, powd., bo t 3 .78-3 .23 Benzoate USP, powd., enstr. . 1.36-1 .07 Bicarbonate TJSP, powd.,

scb 0 .39-0 .28 ACS reagent, powd-, bo t . . . 0 .88-0 .75

Bichromate, see Sodium di-chromate

Biphosphate, see Sodium phosphate monobasic

Bismuthate (ACS), powd., bot 10.38-9.37

Bisulfate, cryst., bot 1 .87-1 .59 ACS reagent, fused, bot 2 .18-1 .86

Bisulfite, gran., bot 1.34-1.14 m-Bisulfite, anhyd., powd.,

scb 1.02-0.80 Bitartrate, cryst-, bot 3 .26-2 .78 Borate (ACS) cryst. (Dcca-

hydrate bot 1 . 07-0.92 powd. (ACS), bot 1 . 07-0.92

Bromate, cryst., bot 3 86 Bromide, cryst., bot 1 .60-1 .37

USP, gran., scb 0 .94-0 .74 Calcium hydrate (ACS) 1.34-0.99 Carbonate (ACS), monohy

drate, cryst., bot 0 .94-0 .69 anhyd., gran. (ACS), bo t . . . 1 .06-0 90 anhyd., powd. (ACS), bot . . 1 .06-0 90

Chlorate, cryst., bot 1 .94-1 .65 Chloride, cryst. (ACS) bot . . . 0 .83-0 .71

gran., USP, bo t 0 .50-0 .40 Chromate, cryst., bot 2 . 62-2 . 24 Citrate , cryst., bo t 1 . 64-1 40

USP (Trisodium citrate), gran., scb 0 .89-0 .61

Cyanide (ACS) gran., scb 1 .40-1 .02 Dichromate, cryst., bot 1 . 64-1 39 Dimetbylglyoximate, cryst.,

bot 12.13-10.34 Fluoride (ACS) powd., bo t . . . 2 .87-2 .45 Fluoailicate, powd., bot 5.00 Formate, cryst., scb 2 .41-1 96 Hydroxide (ACS) pellets, scb. 1.13-0.58

sticks (ACS) scb 1.28-0.65 USP, pellets, scb 0. 67-0.37 chip (ACS) scb 1 .13-0.58 50% soin., P B 1.80

Hypophosphite, cryst., bo t . . . 3 .38-2 .88 Hyposulfite, see Sodium Thio-

sulfate m-Bisulfite, powd., bot 0 .84-0 .61

Sodium metaperiodate, (ACS) . . 35.00-29.84 Nitrate (ACS), cryst 1.48-1 .26 Nitrite (ACS), cryst., bov.. . . 1.51-1 .29

USP, gran., bot 0.93-0.68 sticks (ACS) bot 5.00-4= .26

Nitroferricyanide (ACS) cryst., (Sodium nitro-prusside), scb 8.80-7 .50

Oxalate, crystalline powd., bot 3.41-2.91

ACS reagent, p r imary std., bot 4.70-4.01

Peroxide, granular (ACS) 20 mesh and finer, can 1.87-1.59

Phosphate, dibasic, (ACS), anhyd., scb 2.33-1.99

Monobasic, gran., USP, scb. 0.87-O.75 Tribasic, cryst., scb 1.71—1.42

Pyrophosphate, cryst., bot . . . 1.64—1.40 Salicylate, scb 2.61-2.23 Stannate, gran., bot 4 . 29—3.66 Sulfate (Glauber's sa l t ) , ACS,

anhyd. powd. or gran.. bot 1.18-1.01

Sulfide, purif. cryst. (Sodium monosulfide), bot. , scb 0.87—0.64

Sulfite, (ACS), anhyd-, purif.. powd., scb 0. 55—0.43

Sulfocyanate, see Sodium thiocyanate

Tartrate (ACS) cryst. , bot 3.22-2.75 Tetraborate, see Sodium borate Thiocyanate, cryst., scb 1.82—1.43 Thiosulfate, cryst. (ACS) bot . 1 .27-1.08

NF, cryst., scb 0.77-0.57 Tungstate (ACS), cryst.,

iFolin) scb 9.42-8.40 Sodium and potassium carbon

ate, mixture, powd 1.71—1.46 Stannic chloride, cryst., bot... . . 4.49—3.83

anhyd., gsb 4 .29-3.66 Oxide, purif., powd., bo t 3.29-2.59

Stannous chloride (ACS), cryst., bot 3.98-3.39

Oxide, powd., bot . . 8 .22-7.01 Starch (ACS) sol. po ta to , povrd.,

for iodimetry, bot 2 .99-2.55 purif., bot 1.05-0.83 tech., Arrow root, powd., bot . 0.91

Strontium, carbonate, powd., bot 3.19-2.72

Chloride, cryst., bot 2 .01-1 .71 Nitrate (ACS) bot 3 .52-3 .00

Sucrose, crvst., scb 0 .86-0.63 Sulfur. USP, precip. powd., scb. 0 .97-0.74

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Sulfur flowers, scb 0.S9-O.67 roll, lump, bot 0.46-0.36

dioxide, liq., 10-lb. cyl., (cyl. extra a n d returnable) 0.83

Monochioride, gsb. and can.. . 1.22-0.62 Sulfurated potash, USP, lump,

bot 1.20-1.01 Talc, USP, powd., bot . 0.73-0.57 Tar ta r emetic, see Antimony,

potassium tartrate Theobromine, NF, powd.,

bot 7.9S-G.27 Thionyl chloride, purif., gsb.. . . 1.97-1.55 Thiourea, cryst 3.10-2.64 Thorium nitrate, cryst., bot. . .. 10.84-9.24 Thvmol, Ν F cryst., V£-lb., scb.,

pkg 1.39 Tin, metal, gran., 30 mesh, scb.. 4.16-3.67

metal, mossy, bot 4.11—3.52 Oxide, white, see Stannic oxide

sticks, mt 2.99-2.84 foil, 1 lb . pkg. per 2.93

Titanium dioxide, bot 1.83-1.50 o-Toluidine, purif., scb 1.20-0.97 Toluene (ACS) bot 0.71-0.51

purif., bot 0.50-0.35 Trichloroethylene, purif., scb.. . 0.81-0.48 Trinitropbenol, see Picric acid Turpentine, purif 0 86-0 .63

Prices i n t he accompanying list are i n most cases f.o.b. New York, St. Louis, o r Phillipsburg, N . J., and equalized as t o freight charges with these and other large centers. I n other instances freight may b e prepaid b y manufacturer to certain large cities, or deliveries may be made t o destinations other than f.o.b. points at ad ditional charge . Readers are urged t o consult manufacturers or their agents a s t o these terms. Some producers also maintain stocks at regional distribution stations i n the U. S. A. and Canada.

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Uranyl acetate (ACS) powd., bot 31.31-26.69

Nitrate , cryst. (ACS) bo t . . . . 27 .35-23.31 Urea, cryst., bot 1.80-1.53 Vanadium pentoxide, cryst-. bot. 7 .23-6 .17 Wool fat, see Lanolin Wood's alloy, fusible stick 5.81—5.62 Xylene (ACS) scb 0.72-O.52

purif., scb 0 .48-0 .37 Zinc metal, dust, min.. 90% Zn,

tech., scb 0.S3-O.68 shot, (ACS) bot 2 .07 -1 .77 gran. ,20or30mesh (ACS), bot. 2 .30 -2 .00 mossy (ACS) bot 2 .07-1 .77 purif., powd-, bot 1.28-0.94 sheet (ACS) mt 2 .0S-1 .77 sticks (ACS), mt 4 .12-3 .51 Acetate, cryst., bot 1.-99-1.70 Bromide, cryst., bot 5.12—4.37 Carbonate, powd., bot 5.07—4.32 Chloride (ACS), broken lump,

bot 2 .01 -1 .71 tech.. gran., bot 1.05—0.81

Nitrate, cryst. bot. 2 .02 -1 .73 Oxide (ACS), bot 1.23-1 .05

USP. powd., bot 0 .97-0 .76 Stéarate USP, powd.. scb . . . . 1.12-0.85 Sulfate, cryst.. (ACS) bot 1.16-0.91

gran, USP, scb 0 .70-0 .64

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