Standard of California

Prices are tank truck posting, ex all taxes, applying for deliveries of 400 gallons or more; see below for other deliveries.

Taxes: Honolulu-Diesel/furnace oil price is ex 1 cent territorial tax; all Territory of Hawaii prices are ex Hawaiian gross income tax of 1 percent to resellers, 2.5 percent to consumers.

NOTES. For ether deliveries

Chevron (regular): Add to 400-gallon-and-over price 1 cent for 40 to 199 gallons, 0.5 cent for 200 to 399 gallons except to marine trade in Alaska where 0.5 cent differential applies to 40 to 399 gallons: for less than 40 gallons, add 5 cents a gallon, except at Honolulu add 5 cents for less than 40 gallons to marine trade and less than 100 gallons to shoreside trade. Chevron Supreme (premium) prices are 3 cents higher than Chev. ron (regular) for quantity delivered.

Kerosene: Add to 400-gallon-and-over price 11 cents for less than 20 gallons; 6 cents for 20 to 199 gallons; 3 cents for 200 to 399 gallons; tank car/truck trailer, deduct 3.5 cents.

Diesel, furnace, and stove oils: Add to 400-gallon-and-over price 5 cents for less than 40 gallons; 1 cent for 40 to 199 gallons; 0.5 cent for 200 to 399 gallons.

EXHIBIT D-2

TANK-WAGON PRICES

Prices for gasoline do not include taxes; they do, however, in-
clude inspection fees, amounts of which may be obtained by writing
to NPN. Gasoline taxes, shown in separate column include 3 cents
Federal and State taxes; also city and county taxes as indicated in
footnotes. Kerosene tank-wagon prices also do not include taxes;

kerosene taxes where levied are indicated in footnotes. Discounts,
if any, are shown in footnotes. These prices in eflect Jan. 15, 1957,
as posted by principal marketing companies at their headquarters'
offices, but subject to later correction.

Indiana Standard

Tank-wagon prices listed below were obtained by Oilgram correspondents who visited Standard of Indiana bulk plants where the company's prices are publicly posted.

NOTE-Taxes: St Louis gasoline gax includes 1 cent city tax.

Des Moines kerosene and furnace oil prices do not include 7 cents State tax, State sales, occupation, consumer and use taxes to be added, where applicable. Discounts: Red Crown c. t. w. prices] at some points subject to varying discounts for quantity deliveries.

90507-57-pt. 1-51

Standard of California

Prices are tank truck posting, ex all taxes, applying for deliveries of 400 gallons or more; see below for other deliveries.

NOTE. Taxes: Honolulu: Diesel/furnace oil price is ex 1 cent territorial tax; all territorial tax prices are ex Hawaiian gross income tax of 1 percent to resellers, 2.5 percent to consumers.

Notes: for other deliveries

Chevron (regular)--Add to 400-gallons-and-over price 1 cent for 40 to 199 gallons, 0.5 cents for 200 to 399 gallons, except to marine trade in Alaska where 0.5 cents differential applies to 40 to 399 gallons; for less than 40 gallons add 5 cents a gallon except at Honolulu add 5 cents for less than 40 gallons to marine trade and less than 100 gallons to shoreside trade. Chevron Supreme (premium) prices are 3 cents higher than Chevron (regular) for quantity delivered.

Kerosene Add to 400-gallons-and-over price 11 cents for less than 20 gallons; 6 cents for 20 to 199 gallons; 3 cents for 200 to 399 gallons; tank car/truck trailer, deduct 3.5 cents.

Diesel, furnace, and stove oils-Add to 400 gallons-and-over price 5 cents for less than 40 gallons; 1 cent for 40 to 199 gallons; 0.5 cents for 200 to 399 gallons.

Inspection will show that for Portland, Maine, the price per gallon was 141 cents as reported in January 1956. As reported in January 1957, the price was 15 cents. As reported in February 1957, the price was 16 cents.

To give a balanced view of prices, I also have attached a photostatic copy of a page from Petroleum Facts and Figures, 12th edition, published by the American Petroleum Institute, the reproduction being that of page 309, and marked "E."

(The table referred to is as follows:)