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An aAn d A from Ea s t Ch ic a g o ,In d ia n a March 30th, 1932 Sheet #2 - Mr. Frederick Laist Batimates, which we have Juat prepared, show definitely that dry white lead sold in pulp form can not be eold for leas than 1.25? per pound above the value of the lead contained. Hila figure is obtained on a new money baeia for the additional tonnage produced, and includes no allowance for freight, sales expanse or cash discounts. We concluded yesterday that white lead pulp was not to be considered aa a source of lead for the production of lead sulphate in competition with other lower coat lead bearing materials which the Stauffer Chemical Company feel will prove much more attractive. GEl/'s end. Superintendent. PNYC00001469 Main Office CiltlDI 1(*D CAIBON SCILDflfO 230 Noire MiceiflAH Avenue Cb ic a o o . 111. TiLtraone St a t r 7946 Tfl i f h o k * Ha mmo n d 76S1 Stauffer Chemical Company Aftoeesi Tout Ss p l t t o Poet Office Box 1333 of Indiana PACTORY OFFICE FORSYTHE AND MICHIGAN AVENUES Ha mmo n d , In d . March 29th, 1932 Plant Operating Rate ALP account per month 5-10 tons Less than 100 16-15 tons Over 200 Reagents and supplies, operating Sulphuric Acid Ammonia Barrels Power, light, heating .'.ater and softening Fuel for drying Miscellaneou3 Labor, operating Repairs, labor and supplies General expenses Depreciation Superintendence Laboratory Profit and overhead First 100 tons per month Next 100 " Next 100 " All over 300 s 5.50 3.20 3.75 3.75 1.02 1.25 .25 16.72 5.00 2.00 25.70 *5.50 3.20 3.75 3.75 .85 1.25 .25 ' 1775'5 3.00 1.25 21.80 2.00 1.00 .50 29.22' 7.00 $36.22 .' in i26 . c - $36.00 per ton basic sulp':re 32.00 28.00 25.00 " c0c ?0 N10840.01