THE. W E E I i ' i JPHICE CHANGES A COMPLETE TECHNICAL SERVICE
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Ammonium bicarbonate*, 1*>. S 0.06 S 0.05Va 4.75 5.00 Chloride, tech., cwt. 0.21V* 0.2ô8/« Butyraldehyde, lb. 0.523 0.(508 Copper cyanide, lb. 1.35 1.50 Cresylie acid, gal. 0.21 0.27 Deera·*, neutral, lb. 8.54 8.57 Dextrin, corn, num. cwt. Geraniol, lb. 2.25 2.35 Cans 3.60 3.80 Extra Glycerin, crude, saponifi 0.46 0.48 cation, lb. Gum rosin, cwt." 8.85 9.00 Nancy 9.20 9.30 Water White Gum tragacanth, lb. 4.00 4.25 No. 1 ribbon 0.60 0.85 Icthummol. NTF. lb. Lanolin, anhyd., cosmetic. lb. 0.32 0.33 0.28 0.33 Pharmaceutical, lb. 0.13»A 0.14»A Mesityl oxide, lb. 0.12V4 0.13 V* Methyl ethyl ketone, lb. Naphthalene, crude, imp.. lb. 0.07 0.09 0.19 V* 0.21 «A Paraformaldehyde, lb. 0.08 0.12>A Tetrachlorethane, lb. Tung oil, lb. 0.40V* 0.41 Imported 0.40V* 0.41 Domestic, New Orleans 1.50 1.05 2-Vinylpyridine, lb. Declines Coconut oil, crude, tanks, lb. S 0.20V- S 0.21 Va 265.00 Copra, coast, tanks, ton 2 55.00 8.13 8.06 Dextrine, white, cwt. 8.39 8.32 Canary 1 8.54 8.47 British κ** "" Gun» shellac, lb. 0.59 0.58 Lemon, N o . 1 0.57 0.56 Lemon, N o . 2 0.54 0.53 Superfine Gum turpentine, So. pts., 1.17 1.16 drums, gal.'' 12.00 11.90 Menthol, imp., lb. 0.27V* 0.25V* Oleic acid, undist., lb. Ouricury wax, lb. 0.94 0.89 Crude 1.03 0.95 Refined Potassium hydroxide, flake, 90%, cwt. 10.00 8.50 Liquid, 4 5 % 4.62V2 3.87 Vs 9.40 7.90 Solid. 9 0 % 1.25 1.00 Strychnine, NF, powd., oz. Terpin hydrate, NF, cryst., lb. 0.77 0.75 b " Savannah. Free alongs ide steamer.
Prices of chemicals a n d allied products have sagged slightly for the first three weeks in March as compared with t h e average for Fehruary, or as t h e index figure of 147.1 for March compares with 147.2 for February. On the other hand, the index for all commodities gained further t h e first three: weeks in March, or from 183.0 for all of Fehruary to 183.6 for March.
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Because of shortages of drums and higher prices f.or drums that are available chemical manufacturers are changing policies and prices on d r u m s . In several cases where drums were inclusive as t o t h e quoted price, they must now be paid for; in other cases w h e r e extras for drums were being charged, t h e price of t h e extras has been raised. Fritzsche Brothers, Inc., N e w York 11, producers of aromatic chemicals, essential oils, and related chemicals, has issued a 12-page price list pamphlet for April. Attached to t h e booklet is a special notice to the effect that the prices in t h e list are within the company's ceilings as determined u n d e r the general price regulation as amended up to March 2 6 , 1951. VOLUME
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