The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office; 6241 W. II. PECK Residence 2442

Imports, which amounted to 1913
VOO barrels, were the greatest ever
recorded IN any one month and
were $4,000 barrels more than IN
December and more than twice
those in January, 1920. Estimated
consu mptiOn OF domestic and i'm
ported petroleum, the quantity de
liNered to consumers, chiefly rcfin-
cries, amounted to 49,65l,OO0 bar
rolls Stocks OF domestic and foreign
petroleum were increased by l,O7i.-
600 barrels.
a halt TO the long continued de-
crease OF stocks In California II
| shown by reported increase Of
$4,000 barrels held in storage h.
that state. Net stocks OF domestic
petroleum east OF California in
creased 100000 barrels and stocks
, OF Mexican petroleum held by i'm
porters In the United States in.
creased $4,000 barrels.
Production decreased in Okla
homa, Kansas, Texas and West viz
ginia more than a million barrels
| and fell off slightly IN Ohio, Penn
sylvania and Montana. Increases
are reported for the other states.
Louisiana In January ranked fourth
passing Kansas by small marg,u
and Kentucky advanced from ninth
to seventh place. surprising West
Virginia and Illinois.
Estimates for week Ending Feb
ruary 10Th.
The estimated daily average gross
| production Of the Mid-COntinen,
Night OLD field. including Okla
| homa Kansas, North Texas. Central
Texas and North Louisiana, for the
week ended February 10 was $780,
500 barrels for the preceding week,
| showing a loss OF 1886 barrels.
The estimated daily average pro-
| duction Of the Gult coast (heayy oil
fIeld) for the week ended Febru-
AIRY 10 was 1925 barrels, as com
pared with ll7,25O barrels for the
preceding week, a loss Of 4,525 bar
rels.
The combined estimated daily
| average gross production Of the
southwest fields for the week onded
| February 10 was 763,2 ,225 barrels, as
| compared with 77i,345 barrels for
| tho preceding week, "A loss Of S,l2O
| barrels.
Oklahoma-K Kansas is credited
with daily average gross produc'
| ton Of 360,960 barrels. a loss of 2,
| 260 as compared with the preceding
week. North Texas shows a gain ol
sos barrels; Central Texas a gain
OF $50 barrels. Burkburnett in the
| former field, is estimated to have
gained 500 barrels in daily average
production and IL reported at $4,000
barrels. Electra Is steady at TO-
$50 barrels. In Central Texas
] Stephens county, Ranger and Des'
demona are reported as unchanged
at 10000, $4,000 and 1000 barrels
respectively. North Louisiana is
credited with n loss OF 2,290 bar
rels. Claiborne parish Is estimated
to have declined from 52,945 bar
rels daily average gross production
tho figure for the preceding week
/ to 50.095 barrels. Caddo heavy
shows an appreciable gain. In th'
Gulf coast Goose Creek gained l,OOI
| barrels and Is reported at l7,OOO
Hull declined appreciably and Is es
timated at $4,000 barrels; Blue
Ridge declined from 100 TO l,2O'
! barrels; West Columbia is estimat
ed at 27,500 barrels as against 29.oO(
| barrels for the preceding week, anC
| Humble is reported at $500 par
rels, u gain OF 800.
The estimated daily average gros'
| production of Wyoming and Mon
tana is $500 barrels. From figures
| American Petroleum Quest.