WEEK'S PRICE CHANGES
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WEEK'S PRICE CHANGES. November Advances Antimony, potassium tar- trate, lb. Technical, drums USP, pwd., drums Citral, lb. Grease, yellow, lb. Gum rosin, N.Y., cwt. Β to Ν Ν WG WW Ionones, lb. Alpha Beta Methyl Oils, lb. Coconut, crude, coast Refined, drums, N.Y. Cottonseed, crude. So. E. Fish, coldpressed, tanks Menhaden, crude. Bait. Soybean, crude, Decatur Potassium bitartrate, lb. Potassium sodium tar- trate, lb. Soybean meal, Decatur, ton Tallow, fancy, lb. Tankage, nitrogenous, unit Tartaric acid, carlots, lb. CURRENT S 0.59 0.64 6.05 0.06'A 8.75 8.80 8.90 9.05 6.00 6.55 6.35 0.13»/s 0.20'Λ 0.l2Vs 0.11 0.08'Λ 0.l2Vs 0.33 0.35 64.00 0.07Ve 4 25 0.41 Declines Cocoa butter, lb. S Copra, coast, ton Isobutyraldehyde, CP, drums, lb. Oils, lb. Corn Refined, tanks, Ν. Υ. Peanut Crude, tanks Refined, tanks, Ν. Υ. Refined, drums Sodium iodide USP, lb. Tankage, animal, unit Tin metal, lb. Tin salts, lb. Potassium stannate Sodium stannate Stannous chloride Stannous chloride, an- hydrous Stannous sulfate 0.86 170.00 0.285 0.16'/8 0.21 V4 0.25 0.28V4 2.67 -6.75 0.92'A 0.674 0.539 0.752 0.805 0.924 1, 1954 PREVIOUS S 0.56 0.61 5.35 0.06V« 8.65 8.70 8.80 8.95 5.75 5.75 5.75 0.12'A 0.2O»/8 0.12Ve O.IOV2 0.08V8 0.12 0.32 0.327* 61.00 0.07V8 4.00 0.37 S 0.88 180.00 0.5Ο 0.17 0.21 V2 0.25V2 0.29V4 2.92 7.00 0.93 0.678 0.544 0.757 0.811 0.929 Drackett Products Co., Cincinnati, issued a price schedule dated Oct. 1, 1954, for its DL-1 grade of lecithin. Eleven drums or more are quoted at 12 cents per pound; 5 to 10 drums at 12V 4 cents, 3 to 4 drums at 12 1 / 2 cents, and 1 to 2 drums, 13 cents, f.o.b. plant. Eastman Chemical Products, Kings- port, Term., announced a sharp re- duction in its price for isobutyralde- hyde effective Nov. 1. Due to econ- omies derived in large-scale produc- tion, the C.P. grade is now 27 1 / 2 cents per pound, drums, carloads, and 28 V2 cents, drums, l.c.l. Company also an- nounced a new technical grade of iso- butyraldehyde at following prices: tank cars, 19V 2 cents per pound; drums, carloads, 21 1 / 2 cents; drums, l.c.l., 22V 2 cents. Chas. L. Huisking & Co., New York, issued new price as of Oct. 1954 for drugs, chemicals, alkaloids, oils, vita- mins, and other raw materials for pharmaceuticals and allied industries. No changes were made in contract prices for synthetic camphor. What's Behind the Name? Styrene Monomer traces its chemical origin to· coal, and Kop- pers is a leader in the coal carbon- ization industry. Consequently, Styrene Monomer is produced, literally, "from the ground up" by Koppers. By carefully controlling the processing of Styrene Monomer, from the lump of coal to the de- livered tank car, Koppers assures you both the highest quaKty and the most dependable source of supply. Styrene Monomer is only one of many synthetic chemicals produced by Koppers. Others include Resor- cinol, Di-tert-butyl-para-cresol, Phthalic Anhydride, and Catechol. For futher information on any of these chemicals, write: KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. Chemical Division, Dept.CEN-1184,Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania KOPPERS 7 <e> Koppers Chemicals SALES OFFICES: NEW YORK · BOSTON · PHILADELPHIA · ATLANTA CHICAGO · DETROIT · LOS ANGELES VOLUME 3 2. NO. 45 · N O V E M BER 8, 1954 4519
Transcript of WEEK'S PRICE CHANGES
W E E K ' S PRICE C H A N G E S .
November Advances
Antimony, potassium tart ra te , lb.
Technical, drums USP, pwd., drums
Citral, lb. Grease, yellow, lb. Gum rosin, N.Y., cwt.
Β to Ν Ν W G W W
Ionones, lb. Alpha Beta Methyl
Oils, lb. Coconut, crude, coast
Refined, drums, N.Y. Cottonseed, crude. So.
E . Fish, coldpressed, tanks Menhaden, crude. Bait. Soybean, crude, Decatur
Potassium bi tar t ra te , lb. Potassium sodium tar
trate, lb. Soybean meal, Decatur,
t o n Tallow, fancy, lb. Tankage, nitrogenous, unit Tartaric acid, carlots, lb.
CURRENT
S 0.59 0.64 6.05 0.06'A 8.75 8.80 8.90 9.05 6.00 6.55 6.35 0.13»/s 0.20'Λ 0.l2Vs 0.11 0.08'Λ 0.l2Vs 0.33
0.35 64.00
0.07Ve 4 25 0.41
Declines Cocoa butter, lb. S Copra, coast, ton Isobutyraldehyde, CP,
drums, lb. Oils, lb.
Corn Refined, tanks, Ν. Υ.
Peanut Crude, tanks
Refined, tanks, Ν. Υ. Refined, drums
Sodium iodide USP, lb. Tankage, animal, unit Tin metal, lb. Tin salts, lb.
Potassium s tannate Sodium stannate Stannous chloride Stannous chloride, an
hydrous Stannous sulfate
0.86 170.00
0.285
0.16'/8 0.21 V4 0.25 0.28V4 2.67
-6.75 0.92'A 0.674 0.539 0.752 0.805 0.924
1, 1954
PREVIOUS
S 0.56 0.61 5.35 0.06V« 8.65 8.70 8.80 8.95 5.75 5.75 5.75 0.12'A 0.2O»/8 0.12Ve O.IOV2 0.08V8 0.12 0.32
0.327* 61.00
0.07V8 4.00 0.37
S 0.88 180.00
0.5Ο
0.17 0.21 V2 0.25V2 0.29V4 2.92 7.00 0.93 0.678 0.544 0.757 0.811 0.929
Drackett Products Co., Cincinnati, issued a price schedule dated Oct. 1, 1954, for its DL-1 grade of lecithin. Eleven drums or more are quoted at 12 cents per pound; 5 to 10 drums at 12V4 cents, 3 to 4 drums at 121/2 cents, and 1 to 2 drums, 13 cents, f.o.b. plant.
Eastman Chemical Products, Kings-port, Term., announced a sharp reduction in its price for isobutyraldehyde effective Nov. 1. Due to economies derived in large-scale production, the C.P. grade is now 27 1 / 2 cents per pound, drums, carloads, and 28 V2 cents, drums, l.c.l. Company also announced a new technical grade of isobutyraldehyde at following prices: tank cars, 19V2 cents per pound; drums, carloads, 2 1 1 / 2 cents; drums, l.c.l., 22V2 cents.
Chas. L. Huisking & Co., New York, issued new price as of Oct. 1954 for drugs, chemicals, alkaloids, oils, vitamins, and other raw materials for pharmaceuticals and allied industries. No changes were made in contract prices for synthetic camphor.
What's Behind the Name? S t y r e n e M o n o m e r t r a c e s i t s chemical origin to· coal, and Kop-pers is a leader in the coal carbonization industry. Consequently, Styrene Monomer is produced, literally, "from the ground u p " by Koppers.
By carefully controlling the processing of Styrene Monomer, from the lump of coal t o the delivered tank car, Koppers assures
you both the highest quaKty and the most dependable source of supply.
Styrene Monomer is only one of many synthetic chemicals produced by Koppers. Others include Resor-cinol, Di-tert-butyl-para-cresol, Phthalic Anhydride, and Catechol.
For futher information on any of these chemicals, write:
KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. Chemical Division, Dept .CEN-1184 ,P i t tsburgh 19, Pennsylvania
KOPPERS 7 <e>
Koppers Chemicals SALES OFFICES: NEW YORK · BOSTON · PHILADELPHIA · ATLANTA
CHICAGO · DETROIT · LOS ANGELES
V O L U M E 3 2. N O . 4 5 · N O V E M BER 8, 1 9 5 4 4 5 1 9
