APPENDIX A. STATISTICS. Full statistical data relating to the United States, which occupies the predominant position with regard to the production of crude oil, will be found in the following pages. Owing to the war, it has been found exceedingly difficult to obtain reliable figures for Galicia, Germany, Hungary, Rumania, and Russia. The figures given have been compiled from the publications of the United States Geological Survey, and from information obtained from various Government Departments and other reliable sources. It has been impossible to obtain satisfactory data with regard to the production of ozokerite and asphalt. PRODUCTION OF CRUDE PETROLEUM IN THE UNITED STATES FROM 1875 TO 1918. (In Barrels of 42 American Gallons.) : 1875 8,787,514 b200,000 63,000,000 6175,000 1876 8,968,906 31,763 120,000 12,000 1877 13,135,475 29,888 172,000 13,000 b12,162,514 9,132,669 13,350,363 1878 15,163,462 38,179 180,000 15,227 1879 19,685,176 29,112 180,000 19,858 1880 26,027,631 38,940 179,000 40,552 90,081 90,000 262,000 4,148 1885 20,776,041 661,580 91,000 325,000 5,164 1886 25,798,000 1,782,970 102,000 377,145 4,726 24,218,438 1887 22,356,193 5,022,632 145,000 76,295 678,572 4,791 1888 16,488,668 10,010,868 119,448 297,612 690,333 5,096 1889 21,487,435 12,471,466 544,113 316,476 303,220 33,375 5,400 28,458,208 16,124,656 492,578 33,009,236 17,740,301 368,842 307,360 63,496 6,000 9001 1,200 54 278 2,406,218 665,482 323,600 136,634 9,000 675 1,400 54 25 301 1892 28,422,377 16,362,921 3,810,086 824,000 385,049 698,068 6,500 521 45 10 80 45,823,572 1893 20,314,513 16,249,769| 8,445,412 594,390 470,179 2,335,293 3,000 400 18,000 50 50 10 48,431,066 1894 19,019,990 16,792,154 8,577,624 515,746 705,969 3,688,666 1,500 300 40,000 60 8 130 2,369 49,344,516 1895 19,144,390 19,545,233 8,120,125 438,232 1,208,482 4,386,132 1,500 2001 44,430 50 10 37 3,455 52,892,276 1896 20,584,421 23,941,169 10,019,770| 361,450 1,252,777 4,680,732 1,680 250 113,571 1,450 43 170 2,878 d60,960,361 1897 19,262,066 21,560,515 13,090,045 384,934 1,903,411 4,122,356 322 500 81,098 65,975 19 625 3,650 d60,475,516 2,257,207 3,730,907 5,568 360 71,980 546,070 10 5,475 390,278 2,642,095 3,848,182 18,280 360 69,700 669,013 e132 5,560 1900 1901 14,559,127 22,362,730 16,195,675 317,385 4,324,484 4,874,392 62,259 8,786,330 5,757,086 137,259 1902 13,183,610 21,014,231 13,513,345 396,901 13,984,268 7,480,896 185,331 1903 12,518,134 20,480,286 12,899,395 483,925 24,382,472 9,186,411 554,286 1904 12,239,026 18,876,631 12,644,686 501,763 29,649,434 11,339,124 998,284 1905 11,554,777 16,346,660 11,578,110 376,238 33,427,473 10,964,247 1,217,337 11,500,410 14,787,763 10,120,935 1908 10,584,453 10,858,797 9,523,176 10,434,300 10,632,793 10,745,092 932,214 17,955,572 e3,000| 673 150,76 011,319,370 1,110,226,576 106,105,584 18,213,188 298,225,380 148,450,298 327,550,005 112,925 851,320,457 40, 740,019,573 150,769,911 4,608,571,719 Total 788,202,717 463,367,386 294,474,710 11,3 NOTE TO PRECEDING TABLE. In the United States, the barrel of crude oil is reckoned as 42 American gallons, and the barrel of refined oil, or other product, as 50 American gallons (100 American gallons=83.3 Imperial gallons). a In addition to this amount, it is estimated that for want of a market some 10,000,000 barrels ran to waste, in and prior to 1862, from the Pennsylvanian fields; also a large amount from West Virginia and Tennessee. b Including all production prior to 1876 in Ohio, West Virginia, and California. c This includes all the petroleum produced in Kentucky and Tennessee prior to 1883. d In addition to this quantity, 4325 barrels of crude oil were produced in Kentucky and Tennessee in 1896, 4377 barrels in 1897, 19,152 barrels in 1898, and 13,578 barrels in 1899, for which, as none was sold or used, no value could be given. e Includes the production of Michigan. f Includes the production of Michigan and small production in Oklahoma Territory. g Included with Kansas. h In addition to this quantity, about 3,670,000 barrels were produced and unsold in 1904. i Includes production of Oklahoma. k Estimated. Includes production of Utah. m No production in Tennessee recorded. n Includes small production of Alaska. o No production in Missouri; Michigan included in Ohio. p Includes production of Alaska, Michigan, and New Mexico. q Includes production of Alaska and Michigan. r Includes 44,917 barrels from Montana. s Includes 99,399 barrels from Montana. t Production of Alaska and Michigan. u Includes 69,323 barrels from Montana. In the Oil, Paint, and Drug Reporter (New York) of 22nd July 1895, Mr. A. C. Ferris points out that, whereas the official statistics of the production of petroleum in the United States began with the year 1859, there was a considerable amount of business transacted in petroleum for use as an illuminant during the two previous years. The preliminary figures for 1919 and 1920 are given by the United States Geological Survey as follows: POSITION OF PETROLEUM-PRODUCING STATES, WITH AMOUNT PRODUCED AND PERCENTAGE OF EACH IN 1917 AND 1918. QUANTITY OF CRUDE PETROLEUM PRODUCED IN, AND THE QUANTITIES AND VALUES OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS EXPORTED FROM, Gallons. Dollars. Tennessee before 1883. Note. In the foregoing table, the gallons are American gallons (100 American gallons-83-3 Imperial gallons). b Including all petroleum produced in Kentucky and c Exports are for fiscal years from 1893 to 1896 inclusive. d In addition to this amount, 4325 barrels of crude oil were produced in Kentucky and Tennessee in 1896, 4377 barrels in 1897, 19,152 barrels in 1898, and 13,578 barrels in 1899, for which, as none was sold or used, no value could be given. e Includes 41,405 barrels of oil sold in Kentucky and Tennessee in 1900, but produced in previous years. f In addition to this amount, 508,386 barrels were produced but not marketed. |