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Historkat Ftu (-OPY c DOMNON BUREAU OF STATSTCS At OTTAWA - CANADA P.skad by Atkuyity of Me R. Ho.. C. U. How, M,r.izte,' of Trade oxd Co.sp,uirce Memorandum VOL. 4, NO. 5 MAY, 1954 PRCEs $1.00 per year PPE LNES (OL) STATSTCS Oil, carried by Canadian pipe lines increased during May with net deliveries amounting to 476,595 barrels per day. This was an increase of 17 p.o. over April deliveries of 406,618 barrels per day and 20 p.o. above the daily average of 398,679 barrels recorded in May last year. Total net deliveries for the month amounted to 14,774,459 barrels, compared with 12,198,541 in April and 12,359,034 in the corresponding month last year. For the five months ended May 31st net deliveries rose to a total of 68,917,985 barrels as against 65,491,091 barrels during the same period of 1953, an increase of 24 p.o. Deliveries by provinces to the and of May were as follows (1953 data in braokets)i British Columbia 4,998,717 barrels (nil*); Alberta 6,520,626 (6,325,554); Saskatchewan 5,223,219 (5,602,50 Manitoba 15,209,600 (12,001,556); Ontario 13,234,689 (9,953,693) and Quebec 23,731,134 (21,607,802). ncluded in the Manitoba figure was 12,687,721 barrels (9,778,953 transferred from the nterpro'vinoial system in Manitoba to the Lakehead Pip. Line Company for.hipaent through the United States to Sarnia. Net receipts for the month of May included 6,389,122 barrels of Alberta crude, 32 0 752 barrels of Alberta natural gasoline, 122,311 of Manitoba crude, 4,762,688 of imported crude and 2,693,764 barrels of refined products. Total net receipts of 13,990,637 barrels were 17 p.c. above the April figure of 11,912,967 barrels. Both gathering systems and trunk lines reported increased deliveries during the month under review. Gathering systems handled an average of 167,713 barrels per day, 12 p.o. above the previous year, while trunk lines averaged 536,078 barrels per day against 433,176 in 1953, an increase of 24 p.o. Barrel miles rose from 3,701 million in April to 5) 145 million, up 59 p.c. The average haul at 309.4 miles was also well above April's figure of 260.6 but below last year's 312.6. Employees during May numbered 1,199, little changed from the preceding month, but 50 p.o. above the 920 recorded in May last year. Wages dropped slightly from $465,512 in April to $453,999 in May but were well above the 1953 wage figure of $519,795. ncluded in this report are two additional gathering systems, the Anglo American Exploration Company, operating in the Turner Valley area, and the Northern Deve1ossent Company carrying oil from the Daly field in Manitoba to the nterpravinoisl Pipe Line at Cromor. Revenue and employee data for the Sarnia Products Pipe Line Division of mperial Oil, Ltd. are not available for this report as the pipe line operation forms only a part of the company's activities and is not separable. For the same reason revenue and employee data of the pipe line operation of the Anglo American Exploration Co. in Alberta, Anglo Canadian Oils, Ltd. in Manitoba and employee data of.the Anurex Oil Developitent Company in Alberta have been omitted. Data on the activities of these companies have been included in all other applicable sections of the report. * The Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company lade its first deliveries to British Columbia terminals in October, 1953. 8504-508 Prepared in the Public Finance and Transportation Division 287-54 EDMOND CLOUTER. C.M.G., O.A., DSP., Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, Ottawa, 1954.

-2- Net totals given in Table 6 exoeed those in Table. 1 and 2 because of duplications resulting from intercompany transfers of oil. These differences are accounted for in the following table. Total Received into Systems - all companies - Barrels during first five months of 1954, per table 6...102,024,528 Reoeived into Trunk Lines from Other Canadian Pipe Lines....... 33,247,961 "Net Received" into Canadian Pipe Line Systems... 68,776,367 ".t Received" into Trunk Systems per table 1... 43,464,909 "Net Received" into Gathering Systems per table 2....... 25,311,458 Total Delivered out of System. - all companies - during first tve mouths of 1954, per table 6...102,396,534 Delivered to other Canadian Pipe Lines... 33,478,549 "Net Delivered" from Canadian Pipe Line Systems... 68,917,986 91st Delivered" from Trunk Systems per table 1... 66,324,815 "Net Delivered" from Gathering Systems per table 2... 3,593,170 The fluctuations which occur in Shippers and Carriers balances monthly are accounted for by each company in a "monthly oil balance" statement. The oil balances have been tabulated for all companies for May and are given herewith OL BAL&NCE - ALL C(PANES - MaY. 1954 fl.rrsl. Total Shippers Balances - January 1, 1954... 6,141,288 Total Carriers Balances - January 1, 1954... 787,070 6,928,358 Received into Gathering Systems January 1 to May 31, 1964...25,311,458 Received into Trunk Systems January 1 to May 31, 1954....... 81,533,160 106,844,618 Total oil accountable for Period... 113,772,976 Delivered from Gathering System. January 1 to May 51, 1954...25,533,367 Delivered from Trunk Systems January 1 to May 31, 1954...81,885,457 107,216,824 Balance to be accounted for at May 31, 1954... 6,556,152 Oil oonsuaed as fuel and losses... 115,497 Balance on hand - May 31, 1964... 6,440,655 Total Shipper. Balances - May 31, 1954...(1) 5,861,035 Total Carriers Balances - May 31, 1954... 579,620 With the completion in December of nterprovincial's extension to Barnia, there are now three oil pipe lines crossing the St. Clair River from the United States at Sarnia. The linited nature of their dome.tio operations and shortness of the lines are such that they have been considered for purposes of this report nerely as connections to refinery raoilities in Canada and are not included n Canadian oil pipe line statistics. A.ulnaary of oil delivered by the three nine lines follow., nterprovinoial The Buckeye Pipe Sun Pipe Line Month Pipe Line Company Line Company Company Crude Oil Crude Oil Crude and Refined Oil Barrel. Barrels Barrels May, 1955 - (2) 146,321 64,565 Aprl, 1954 2,081,026-197,695 May, 1954 2,659,365-460,595 (1) ncludes 682,758 barrels loaned to Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company for pipe line fill. (2) Deliveries of Transit and Storage Company, who.e pipe line properties have been sold to the Buckeye Pipe Line Company.

5. - TABLE 1 OL CARRED BY PPE LNES - TRUNK MAT x APRL MAY YEAR TO DATE 1954 1954 1953 1954 Barrel. Barrel. Barrel. Barrel. 1. Total Received A (2+5+4+5) 15,813,984 14,018,031 13,315,717 81,533,160 Less, Received from other Canadian pipe line. - 2. Den Gathering Sy.tem 954,731 958,208 523,168 4,820,290 3. Other pipe line. - Gathering 2,069,030 1,402,494 1,942,900 9,380,953 4. Trunk 4,009,335 3,768,651 3,238,666 23,867,008 6. Net Received (6+7+8) 8,780,888 7,888,678 1 7,610,985 43,484,909 6. Originating on own trunk line. 4,028,200 3,352,815 3,370,910 19,435,611 7. Received from foreign pipe line conneotion. 4,752,688 4,516,460 4,210,835 23,662,989 8. R.ceived from other carrier. (rail & truck) - 19,605 29,240 368,439 9. Total Delivered A (10+11) 16,618,429 14,199,363 13,428,444 01,885,457 10, Le.., Delivered to other Canadian trunk line. 2,631,102 2,787,167 1,791,447 16,558,642 11. Not Delivered (12+13+14) 13,987,327 11,412,196 11,636,997 66,524,815 12. Terminated on own trunk line. 10,664,402 9 0 630,912 8,460,066 52,651,428 13 9 Delivered to foreign pipe line connection. 5,317,259 1,781,284 3,176,931 12,687,721 14. Delivered to other carrier. (rail & truck) 5,668 - - 5,666 TABLE 2 OL CARRED BY PPE LNES - GATHERNG MAY x APRL MAT TEAR TO DATE 1964 1954 1953 1954 Barrel. Barrel. Barrel. Barrel. 15. Total Received (16+17) 5,209,749 4,024,289 4,598,179 25,511,458 16. Las., Received from other gathering.ysteme - - - 17. Net Received (18.19) 6,209,749 4,024,289 4,598,179 25,311,458 18. Originating on own gathering system 5,056,033 3,780,074 4,492,865 24,261,339 19. Received from other carrier. (rail & truck) 153,716 244,215 105,314 1,050,119 20. Total Delivered k (21+22+25) 5,199,118 4,111,642 4,627,531 26,553,567 L.um Delivered to other pipe line. - 21. Den Trunk system 954,751 958,208 525,168 4,820,290 22. Other pip. line. 5,457,265 2,567,089 5,582,126 16,919,907 23. Net Delivered (24+25) 787,152 786,345 722,037 5,593,170 24. Terminated on gathering sy.tsn. 736,796 762,033 662,050 5384,350-25. Delivered to other carrier. (rail truck) 50,336 24,312 60,007 208,820 / ncludes natural gasoline and product.. * ncludes duplication.. nclude, natural gasoline. z Revised.

-4- TABLE 3 OL CARRED BY PPE LNES, BY PROVNCE N WHCH SHPMENT ORGN&rED Province MAY 1954 xaprl 1954 MAY 1953 YRARTODATE 1954 Barrels Barrels Barrels Barrels Alberta (1) Gathering 5,087,438 3,892,085 4,598,179 24,777,865 - - Trunk 1,340,102 807,673 998,026 6,225,404 Saskatchewan - Trunk - - - 1,94? Wenitoba - Trunk - - 29,240 544,689 - Gathering 122,311 152,204-535,593 Ontario (2) - Trunk 1,657,416 1,513,776 1,196,349 7,701,817 Quebec (3) - Trunk 5,783,370 5,567,229 5,387,368 29,190,852 Net Received - Gathering 5,209,749 4,024,289 4,598,179 25,311,458 - Trunk 8,780,888 7,888,678 7,610,983 43,464,909 - Total 13,990,637 11,912,967 12,209,162 68,776,367 TABLE 4 OL DELiVERED BY PPE LN, BY PROVNCES N WHCH SHPMENTS rermmated OR WERE TAMEFERRE) TO OTHER CARRERS MAY x APRL MAY YEAR TO DATE Province 1954 1954 1955 1954 Barrel. Barrels Barrels Barrel. British Co1ia - TruflJ( 944,930 822,961-4,998,717 Alberta (i) - Gathering 787,152 786,345 722,037 3,593,170 - Trunk 594,598 417,650 412,465 2,927,456 Saskatchewan - Trunk 1,189,320 790,791 1,235,124 5,225,219 MAnitoba t - Trunk 5,648,355 2,324,491 3,446,968 15,209,600 Ontario (2) - Trunk 2,751,206 2,565,852 2,372,966 13,234,689 Quebec - Trunk 4,878,918 4,490,471 4,169,476 23,731,254 Net Delivered - Trunk 15,987,327 11,412,196 11,636,997 65,324,816 - Total 14,774,459 12,198,641 12,559,034 68,917,985 / ncluding deliveries to U.S. pipe lines at Gretna, MAn. 3,517,259 1,781,284 3,176,951 12,687,721 TABLE 5 OPERATNG STATSTCS Barrels Handled - Daily Average MAY x APRL MAY YEAR TODATE 1954 1954 1953 1954 Gathering SyStems Barrels 167,713 137,064 149,269 167,771 - Trunk Line. 536,C78 475,312 433,176 542,276 Total Barrel Miles (Trunk Lines) Millions 5143 3,701 4,198 23,160 Average Miles Per Barrel (Trunk Lnes) Miles $09.4 260.6 312.6 282.8 ployees and Earnings (6) Average Number (4) No. 1,199 1,192 920 1,169 Total Salaries and Wages $ 455,999 455,512 519,795 2,224,945 Man Hours Worked by Wage Earners (5) (6) flours 55,025 51,750 47,865 255,461 (1) noludos natural gasoline. (2) Products of refineries. (5) ncludes some products. (4) ncludes salaried employees. (5) ncludes Overtime. x Revised. (6) Excludes Aniurex Oil Developaent Company, Anglo American Exploration Company, Ltd., Anglo.Canadian Oil., Ltd., and Sarnia Products Line.

-6- TABLE 6 PPE LME STATSTCS, BY C(%PANTES M&Y. 1964 mperial nter- Montreal Trans Mountain Other Traffic and Operating Statistics Pipe Line provinolal Pipe Line Oil Pipe Line Pipe lines Total Co. Ltd. Pipe Line Co. Co. Ltd. Company (1) TR&P?C_A Barrel.!0ta1 Rsoeiyed into System This month (May. 1954) 3,746,709 4,910,959 4,752,688 441,816 (2) 6,216,830 20,069,002 This year (5 month.) 18,144,130 24,142,006 23,662,959 4,788,774 (3)31,286,459 102,024,328 Total Delivered out of Syiten This month (hay, 1954) 3,743,178 5,075,976 4,878,918 944,930 (4) 6,219,814 20,862,816 This year (5 month.) 18,156,934 24,275,183 25,751,134 4,998,820 (5)31,234,465 102,596,554 OPERATNG STATSTCS Barrel. )i&ndlod - Daily Average Gathering Lines This month (May, 1954) 120,748 - - - 46,965 167,713 This year (5 month.) 120,246 - - - 47,526 167,711 Trunk Line. This month (May, 1964) - 185,741 157,384 30,482 184,471 556,076 This year (5 month.) - 160,763 157 0,160 55,105 191,247 542,276 Total Barrel Nil.. Miles (Trunk Lin.. - in million.) This month (May, 1954) - 3,506 359 651 827 5,145 This year (6 month.) - 13,772 1,748 5,528 4,114 25,180 Lverage Miles Per Barrel (Trunk Line.) This month (May, 1964) - 651.0 73.6 689.0 144.6 309.4 This year (5 month.) - 567.0 73.8 706.0 142.4 282.8 OPERATNG REVENUES Dollars Three months ending March 81, 1954 950,84 4,200,082 474,045 1 1,565,475 2,551,046 9,719,540 PLOTEES AND EARNNGS Number Number of employee. (May, 1954) 219 438 51 1 170 (6) 321 1,199 Salaries and Wages Dollars This month (1ky, 1954) 75,270 166,684 17,684 78,178 (6)117,183 455,999 This year (6 months) 371,910 795,284 81,202 409,908 (8) 566,659 2,224,943 Nan Rours Worked by Wags Earners hours This month (May, 1964) 26,478 1,905 1,491 1,367 (6) 21,782 55,023 This year (5 month.) 126,850 8,347 5,172 12,801 (6) 102,291 255,461 ir * Totals include duplication between oompanie.. (1) nolud.s Amurex Oil D.velosent Company; Anglo American Exploration Company, Anglo Canadian Ol., Limited; B.A. Albert. Pipe Line, Limited; B.A. S..katoh.wan Pipe Line, Limited; Canadian Gulf Pipe Line Company; Edmonton Pipe Line Co. Limited; mperial Oil - 8aruia Products Pipe Line Divicion; Northern Developeent Oompany, Ltd.; Saskatoon Pipe Line Company; Sun Canadian Pipe Line Co. Limited; Texaco Exploration Company; Trans-Northern Pipe Line Company; Valley Pipe Line Company, Limited, and Winnipeg Pipe Line Company, Limit.d. (2) nclude. 2,893,764 bbl.. product. and 32,752 bbl.. natural gasoline. (3) noludes 13,235,57b bbl.. products and 214,320 bbl.. netural gasoline. (4) nclude. 2,738 0 872 bbls. products and 36,801 bbls. natural gasoline. (5) nclude. 15,240,355 bbls. products and 213,456 bbls. netural gasoline. (6) Exclude. Amurex Oil Dev.lopesnt Company, Anglo American Exploration Company, Anglo-Canadian Oil., Limited, and mperial Oil - Sarnia Product. Pipe Line Division.

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