Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
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every month of 1898, with the
single exception of June, when
there was gain of I9 697 barrels.
The net decrease In Pennsylvania
stocks since the first of the year IS
4eo,S3o barrels; on October 81 they
mad become reduced to 52o8,29
barrels, the lowest point since De-
cember, 1895. Adding the net
stocks of the Buckeye and other
lines handling Lima oil makes a
total of 2o,92I,722 barrels In iron
tanks at the close of October.
There was a decline of 81 500
barrels In the net stocks OF Penn
syiVania and of 147,792 barrels In
the Lima oil stocks In Oc.ober,
making total decrease OF 2o2 1872
barrels. The September decrease
in the Pennsylvania stocks amount
ed to 144,723 barrels, while the
Buckeye STOCKS made gain OF g.
600 barrels, which gave total de-
cline for the month of I38,o33 bar
rels. In August the Eastern stocks
decreased I45,915 and the Buckeye
1903 347, making total decrease OF
24o 262 barrels for the month,
Pennsylvania stocks decreased 49,
4oI barrels In July while the Buck
eye stocks were increased 81 $50,
making a net gain OF "a l7o barrels.
Buckeye stocks were decreased
Asa $50 barrels In Ie p, and at the
close of the year were down to II,
316,426 barrels, There has been a
constant decline every month OF the
present year, with the exception of
July and September. The July In
crease was $3.50 and the Septem
Der $500. The net decrease since
the first of the year IS $4,000
barrels, leaving them at 1918 AIS
barrels on the last of October.
The daily average run from the
Trenton rock oil fields were $3.50
barrels In October, which was tall
Ing off OF 1888 barrels a day from
the figures reported for September.
The Buckeye pipe line runs In Sep
TENDER averaged 6o,o66 barrels a
day, a gain of 1874 barrels over
August and the largest recorded
since October, 1896. The runs of
Trenton rock oil were 81 1872 bar
rels day an August, OF 1913 bar
rels below the average for July.
In July the runs were 50 3)5 bar.
rels a day, or 6I3 barrels below the
June average. For October year
ago the Lima runs averaged 57914
barrels.
The October shipments of
the Trenton rock oil fields were
6S, 762 barrels day, which was a
gain of 5 $40 barrels over the aver
age for the month preceding. In
September the shipments of the
Buckeye oil averaged 81, 1856 barrels
which was a loss from August Ct
4 548 barrels a day. The August
Shipments of the Buckeye and In
diana pipe lines averaged 66,434
barrels, which was gain over July
OF 2,os6 barrels a day. The July
shipments averaged 81 ST barrels
a day, or 4 657 barrels below the
June figures, The June shipments
were thu heaviest since October,
1898. Since June, 1902, the Lima
shipments have been maintained
above 90, 900 barrels a day. The
Buckeye shipments for October,
1922, were 5000 barrls day.
The total pipe line runs from all
the oil producing districts in New
York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana for
October were I41 ,6I6 and the ship
ments 153 393 barrels a day. The
runs of Pennsylvania and Lima oils
aggregated 145 762 barrels In Sep
TENDER and the shipments 1868
barrels. In August he runs of the
PENNSYLVANIA and Lima oil fields
amounted to I3e,595 barrels and