I'd probably try to get it to someone else. It could be toxaphene or something for flies and lice. It could also be litharge (white lead) used to color white paint back in the day. Doesnt take much of that to kill a fellow grave yard dead. Its not green so thats a good sign its not Paris Green (arsenic). Guy who was renting the house on a farm we rented found some green powder that looked like sheet rock dust in bags. He threw it out in the cow pasture. 12 dead cows the next morning later he called me. That was Paris Green. There was a lead arsenate that was used for grasshoppers back in the 30s that I think was white too. They used to mix it with wheat seed and molasses and broadcast. Bottom line is, if you dont know what it is, treat it as dangerous and let someone else identify and deal with it.
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