Sulphur.—Chemical works, rolled metal works, sword, tin plate.
Zinc Salts (Chloride, Sulphate).—Gelatine, buttons, printing.
PIGMENTS.
Brunswick Green, Carmine, Chrome Yellow, Cobalt, Gamboge, Indian Red, Indigo, Ivory Black, Lamp Black, Ochre, Orange Chrome, Orpiment, Prussian Blue, Red Lead, Scheele’s Green, Smalts, Umber, Ultramarine, Verdigris, Vermilion, Yellow Ochre, Zaffre, Zinc White, White Lead.—(Red and white lead are used for lutes as well as for pigments, red lead too is largely consumed in the manufacture of flint glass). Brass founding, tin plate works, japanning, bedsteads, lithography, brush works, coach and carriage works, buttons, ammunition works, cycles, art metal work.
STONES.
Quarry Stones, Limestone, Bilston and Derby (Grind) Stones, Lithographic Stone, Whetstone, Ragstone, Water of Ayr Stone, Turkey Stone, Arkansas.—Iron smelting, chemical works, nickel and cobalt refining, sword, edge tool, and tool grinding generally, printing and lithography, tin plate, brass founding, gun, button, sword, art metal, electro-plate.
Apatite, Sombrerite, and Native Phosphates.—Phosphorus manufacture.
Flur Spar.—Alloys, engineers’ brass foundry, roasting jack, hydrofluoric acid manufacture.
Mica.—Gas fitting, stove makers, brass founding, ship’s log, optical instrument.