While it would be nice to have the proportions of each ingredient, you can at least note that one of the "rules" is that ingredients are listed from most to least in terms of their proportion.

Bill Lawrence

SSShooter, you missed the discussion that it is no longer made that way and has not been for some time, and unfortunately, it no longer works the way it used to back in the day. (I think nitrobenzine used to be added to drag racing fuel - maybe a source.)

we used to add just a small dash of nitrobenzine to our mixed nitromethane fuel to lubricate the pump and metering valves. The naked alcohol/nitro fuel flushed them clean and made them sticky or gall. Later the additive (among many others) was banned. Guys were getting way too dangerous using stuff they didn't know enough about and shouldn't have been in found in uncontrolled use anyhow. We were always too poor, and stupid to use that stuff- dumb luck in real life there. Limiting to alcohol and nitro made testing for the track crews simpler, too. 
The newer parts seem to operate without the lube, and may be made of different material that can function without it. Dunno, quit before I was fully bankrupt. 

Heres one from Uncle Mike’s that says contains kerosene.

in my opinion, Montana Cowboy works better than hoppes... but hoppes smells so good ..

Years ago Bruno Shooters Supply offered Hoppe's with the Nitro Benzene added. ....Same old original smell. I bought a case of quart bottles..A few years back, I called them about this and was informed the EPA made them quit.

Don't know what was in the old G.I. bore cleaner, but recall it smelled an awful like creosote. Working on pumping out a barge one night and a dock across the river caught fire. All you could smell was the creosote used as a preservative for the dock pilings and other timbers. Frank