THE WEEK'S PRICE CHANCES March 27, 1950 1
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Advances CURRENT
Citral, lb. E u g e n o l , USP, lb. I Hydroxycitronellal. lb. 1 ct-Ionone, lb. 1 c t - I o n o n e , e x t r a , lb. 1 /S-Ionone, l b . I Oil, c o r n , l b . 1 S t a n n i c oxide, U \ 1 S t a n n o u s c h l o r i d e , anliy., lb. 1 S t a n n o u s sulfate, lb. 1 S t a n n o u s tetrachloride,
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S o d i u m cyanate. lb. Sodium etannatc. lb. T i n crystals, lb. T i n , m e t a l , lb. Z i n c m e t a l , K. S t . Louis, lb.
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J Declines I «-Amylcinnaniie alde $ 1.80 hyde, lb. 2.10 1 A u b é p i n e , lb. A m i n o p h v l l i n c I S P , 11,. 0"».:*.-> .43 1 Cocoa butter, lb. H1.10 I M e n t h o l , lb. j S h e l l a c , n u m . lb. H.4 1 1 Superfine Τ Ν (».:*«.» ().")1 I B u t t o n , No. 1 0.4.J ! Lemon, No. 1 1 Bleached, bone d r v ί».0.*1/2 :-ί.(Κ) J Sulfathia/.ole, lb. T h e o p h y l l i n e , U S P . 11.. 5.Ô0
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INDONEX PLASTICIZERS For Rubber, Synthetic Rubber, Asphaltic, and Resinous Compositions Bulletin 1 3 and Special Circulars
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Shell Chemical Corp., .500 Fifth Ave., New York, issued a new price schedule, effective April 1? 1950, showing advances of four cents for the company's isopropyl alcohols. New tank car quotation for the refined 99T< is 35 cents; for the 95 r /r grade 33.5 cents; and for the 91 f'r grade 32 cents per gallon. Verona Chemical Co., Newark 4, N . J., has ("fleeted a number of price changes for its products. α-Amy lcinnamic alde hyde was lowered 10 cents p e r pound in lb. cans to $1.80, ranging d o w n in price as quantities rise*, to S 1.60 in drumlots. T h e company reduced by some 5'* prices for anisic· alde'liyde ( a u b é p i n e ) , the drum price· becoming $2.10 per pound, with $2.20 applying to 5-lh. cans. Among the advances were citral, now priced at $5.50 in 25-11). lots a s against $5.30 formerly. Eugenol, USP, was raised from S 1.90 to $2.10 per p o u n d in 100-lb. lots. Hydroxycitronellal is higher, with 50-lb. lots quoted a t $7.05; ione IC ketone is up to $4.90 in drum lots, while drum lots of methyl ionone a r e higher, at $5.00. Alpha-ionone, extra, was advanced to $6.25 for 25-lb. cans. Various oils of rosewood were a d v a n c e d . Benzol Products Co., 237 South St., Newark 5, N. J., effective M a r c h 22 formally recognized competition by cutting prices on two of its pharmaceuticals. T h e price of atninophylline, USP, in fiber drums, 100-lb, lots, becomes $5.40 per pound as against $6.00 formerly. Likewise, the price of theophylline, USP, dehydrated, in fiber d r u m s , 100-lb. lots is now priced at $5.60 per p o u n d , as against $6.00 formerly. V O L U M E
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BMDOPOL POLYBUTENES For Rubber G o o d s , Adhesives, Mastics, Paper Products, and Tape Bulletin 1 2
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INDOIL
CHEMICAL
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AVENU E · CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
APRIL
3,
1950
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