Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-02

Company has its last casing in its No. 1 on
the Woods farm. The same company's well
on the We B. Moorhead farm made 240 bar
rels yesterday from the Gordon sand. 1t is
not yet through the Gordon sand, but is
being drilled to the fifth. They To-
Gated two more wells on this farm
yesterday, one near the line of the Rich
ard GLADDEN. farm to the east, and the other
GOO feet southwest of No. 1, near the j. r.
GLADDEN. farm line. Their well on the w.
j. Kelso farm is down about 45O feet Yes
terday the same company commenced rig
gIng up at their No. on the John j.
George farm near Primrose. The Grover
Cleveland Oil Company has started rig on
the John Kelley farm, one mile south OF
the Moorhead well. 1t was reported last even
lug that the Royal Gas Company Intended
to abandon its well on the Moore farm at
Venice. The rumor could not be confirmed:
Haymaker Bros. have started to drill we'll
on the McConaughey farm, located three
miles southwest of Mcdonald.
The Malthouse Rig Burned.
Early yesterday morning the rig of Cord
nier, Snyder s. Co. s we'll on the malthouse
lot at Oskdale was burned. The fire was
caused by the striking of small pocket of
gas in the fifth sand The Devonian Oil
Company's No. 2 on the Boyce farm
should be in the fifth sand by Saturday.
They are rigging up No. on the same
farm. Greenlee & Forst are down 200 feet
in their No. 8 on the Gamble farm, and
they are rigging up No. 6. They are build
ing rig for No. on the Bailey property,
and they are also starting No. on the
Black farm, which joins the Gamble on the
west. Watson & Co. are starting we'll ON
the George Wettengell farm.
Guages and the Runs.
The gauges of the big wells yesterday
showed the following to be their average
per hour: Guffey, Jennings & Co.'S No.
No. Berron, 70; Nos. 2 and Heron,
252; Bell No. 2, 30; Bell No. 4, 10;
Oakdale Oil Company's No. 1 Baldwin, %;
Nos. l and Wallace, rs; No. Wallace,
140; No. Morgan heirs, 35; Sturgeon heirs
No 2, Is; Guffey Murphy & Galey's
No 1 Elliott, Is; No. Elliott, S5; No. 1
Sam Sturgeon, 10; No. Sam Sturgeon,
120; Forest Oil Company's No. l Eta
Glenn, IS: No. J. NJ. Glenn,
%; Robert Glenn, IS; No. Shaffer, 15; No.
8 Shafer, 10; No. Z Shafer, 15;No. 8 Heron,
25: No. Heron, 100; Forst & Greenlee's
No. 1 Mevey. 80; No. Mevey, 80; No. l
Gamble, 3S; Devonian Oil Company's No.
Elliott, IS; Hoffman& Co. 9 No.2 Moore, Is;
oo0ldnu OlI Compangs NO OamDle,
80; w. P. Rend's No. 1, Rend, 10: Miller &
Co.'S No. 1 Mcdonald, 18; Patterson &
Co.'S No. Sauters, 20; Guckert & Steele's
No. Mevey, 80; Patterson and Jones
No. 2 Kelso, S5; No. 3 Kelso, 70; Cor
dnier & Co.'S No. 8 Mertz, 10; Guffey
& Queens No. 1 Wetmore, 10;
Devonian Oil Company's No. 1 Boyce,
130; Forest Oil Company's Nos. 1 and 2
Wright 25; Davis & Browns No. 1, 10;
No. 2, IS; Thompson & Co.. g No 1, Norm
longrig, IS; Brenneman & Co. 8 No. 1 Til
mont, %; Brown & Co.'S No. Montgom-
cry, 23; Forest Oil Company's No. Ewing,
1S; Liberty Oil Company's No. 1 Jernell,
90; Forest Oil Company's No. James Nc
Gregor, 80. The production of the field
yesterday was estimated at $500 barrels.
The stock in the field was decreased from
140 600 barrels to 134, ,000. The runs from
Mcdonald Monday were 81, S39. 63 barrels.
Outside of Mcdonald the Southwest Penn
sylvania Pipe Line runs were %, 354 95,
making total of 81, 1874 SO barrels; ship
ments, 13,047.90. National Transit runs
Monday were 57,2199S barrels; shipments,
SO, 565.03. Macksburg runs were 1,067.1.
Eureka runs, $3.50. O5; shipments, 1,54472.
Southern Pipe Line shipments, 1865 bar
rels. Buckeye runs, 61,497O7; shipments,
90, ,945.57 barrels.