Production, stocks, and demand of natural gas liquids and liquefied refinery gases in the United States [In thousands of gallons) 1 Propane includes propylene, and butane includes butylenes. Isobutane produced at refineries for shipment: 4,578,000 gallons. In addition, 6,762,000 gallons of LP gases were imported. 4 Composition of 26 pounds plus gasoline: 5,697,000 gallons of propane, 33,268,000 gal- Prepared by Elizabeth R. Eliff under the supervision of I. F. Avery, Chief, Natural Final 1959-Production, stocks, and demand for natural gas liquids and liquefied refinery gases in the United States [In thousands of gallons] Ethane-ethylene.. Liquefied petroleum gases: Isopentane... Natural gasoline.. Plant condensate. Finished: Total, thousand barrels. 1 Isobutane produced at refineries for shipment: 37,338,000 gallons. Reported on liquefied petroleum gas sales reported for chemical use. [From Mineral Industry Surveys, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Sept. 3, 1959] NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS AND LIQUEFIED REFINERY GASES, JUNE 1959 The daily average production of natural gas liquids in June was 36 million gallons, 1 percent above May 1959, according to the Bureau of Mines, U.S. Department of the Interior. The daily average production of liquefied gases at refineries was 8 million gallons, the same as May 1959. The daily average demand for liquefied gases for fuel and chemical uses increased 13 percent from May. Stocks of liquefied gases totaled 1,031 million gallons, 347 million gallons above a year ago. Underground stocks of liquefied gases totaled 813 million gallons, an increase of 133 million gallons during June. The daily average demand for natural gasoline decreased 2 percent during June 1959. Final figures for 1958 are shown on page 3 of this report. Production, stocks, and demand of natural gas liquids and liquefied refinery gases in the United States 1 Ethane includes ethylene, propane includes propylene, and butane includes buty lenes. ? Isobutane produced at refineries for shipment: 5,124,000 gallons. * Composition of 26 pounds plus gasoline: 5,865,000 gallons of propane, 34,575,000 gallons of butane, and 20,671,000 gallons of 12 pounds gasoline. Prepared by Elizabeth R. Eliff under the supervision of I. F. Avery, Chief, Natural Gasoline Section. Final 1958-Production, stocks, and demand of natural gas liquids and liquefied refinery gases in the United States [In thousands of gallons] Liquefied petroleum gases: Propane.. Isopentane.. Natural gasoline.. Plant condensate. Finished: 1 New basis: To eliminate nonrecoverable stocks of LPG underground storage comparable to December 1958. Isobutane produced at refineries for shipment: 60,396,000 gallons. Reported on LP gas sales report for chemical and synthetic rubber use. |