The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
PIPE LINE REPORT
FOR MONTH OF JULY

The report OF the pipe lines for July
as conn pared with that OF June shows
a decrease In runs and deliveries and
I large increase in stocks. The lines
I east OF Illinois increased their total
receipts from the wells but with a
I smaller daily average, Illinois runs
I fel on slightly and the Prairie OH A.
I Gas Company's receipts were nearly
ESQ 600 barrels below those for June.
I Deliveries increased IN the eastern
fields and deceased In other divisions.
Stocks were increased In all fields
b The receipts Of crude oil IN June
from the wells by the pipe lines Of
Pennsylvania West Virginia. Ohio.
. Indiana and Kentucky that make reg
ular reports amounted 10 2.2Zt.3Ib
barrels This shows an increase In
the total 81 6O.910 barrels but a de-
crease in the daily average owing 20
Z June having one less day. Of 1862 bar
rcls. the average for July being 1l.sal
barrels. and for June 1928 barrels.
Each line shows an Increase In the re-
ceIpts with the exception Of the Va
lonal Transit and the Cumberland
Pipe Line. which had a negligible de-
crease The largest Increases come
from West Virginia and Southeastern
Ohio
The runs from the wells in Illinois.
as reported by the Ohio OIL Company
and the Iidcwater Pipe Line amount
ID 90 l.IIs.lh5 barrels. the daily aver
age being so 900 barrels The de-
crease In the total from the June fg
lrr- Was -lGH barrels. and in the
daily average Z.Tf4 barrels This ia
The first large decline in the daily ave
erare Of the runs from Illinois that
has taken place since last April. when
July
The receipts from the wells of ths
MId.tunfIupuf Geld by The Prairie on r
Gas 90. In July were l.5ss.10f barrels.
making The daily average 1855 bar
rela Compared with mo June fFurrH
ls0.5lf barrels. and o. 21s barrels BOZ
fle daily average Tho runs 0f an the
pipe lines Of the kaneaa- Oklahoma re-
sion based on regular reports and
e.'luatns were Itl590S barrels. fhs
daily average being lilffs barrels.
fa-ss Va ess7Ss barrels ana Or
100 barrels ln fre daily average
The total receipts from tho wells 1v
tta lines east ~ DO N'eaIaa.rr. and
$40 barrels COMPARING these frI~r9
9th those rf June show q Irrrra .r
of l-1711 barrels Adding The esfI.
mated runs made tv fhr other lines
m fnr Oklahoma Ir'Na fr fhr above
gives total % 1171If1U barrels. or
IhH daily average 0f fhn total for
July uaa l6r. 200 barrels. frr June
HfT. May. which tuIfr fhr him
record. 800 Oh and Ir April ffffH
barrels
1f ia known frat large proportion
RI Che Oklahoma production vac puf
Ir Geld storage In July the pipe Irr7
not trIrr able f0 handle If Tha fafI-
mated rrNIurf.U nf trn N.f.| rrf.r.
.rf Teuaa Panhandle ard Daffr fields
during July averaged about lT |HH
barrels day 40 fH.r amount only
lf-ffr barrel. Gro represented rr
frU above rune. leaving balance ~
l.-.N barrels day Tr|e HIm add
81. fu fha total runs would indicate
daily production .r tho raIfs erat 90
fEn N.ea.ae.rrI WIf. Continent Tex
a. Panhandle ard Caffr frr July o'
fFII barrels. nr practically raf
million barrels each DAY
Deliveries n. '.a .rn. cast no f'I.
rr.s we're ffsssss barrels ar Ir.
crease rf -frs.f barrels over June
Tie rrNUfr.ra t. tra Illinois Zines
exceeded those 90 June PSI 1913 bar.
re.s T-e Prairie or q Gaa 90 Do.
were. s|'.. barrels .r-r Than .r
June The deliveries ri zoo .re W.f.
Com -rr' lines show a- increase %
sd. barrels fr- Jolly
Irr fr.oHIrE fsHa shows fre
amount 70 crude Uf.rr. cum held fr
uHEa hg fnc several n.ra lines Ir