Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-08

& Co.. and located on the Stinkneyer farm,
west of developments, and almost two miles
drilled through the fl fth sand, and been shot.
1t viii make onlya lichS producer Riddle
y Co are ready to spud at their wildcat on
the flfe iarm, to the west OF developments
Noblestown, Oakdale and Coraopolis.
McNall & Co.'S well on the church lot al
Noblestown is through the Gordon sand,
and has made several small flows. Hawley
& Co.'S schoolhouse lot well. also at Mobiles
town. was in the Gordon last evening with
fair showing, and has been shut down
until the boiler can be moved back.
Gordnier, Snyder & Co. have completed q
new rig on the malthouse we'll at Oakdale and
will commence drilling tomorrow. The old
rig was burned about ten days ago. pocket
of gas was struck in the fifth sand, ana the
gas took IRE from Jorge in the derrick.
Jennings & Co. have drilled through the
fifth on the Kinney property back OF Oak
dale, and will drill couple of hundred feet
below the fifth with the hope OF striking a
Fischer Bros. & Co. IS No. 9 on the McMichael
farm was only % feet above the nfth sand
last evening. Hedrick & Co. have started to
spud past the tools in their we'll on the
Walker farm.
Mt. MoRRrs-The South Penn Oil Com.
pany's No. l on the Eddy farm is in the sand
and making 10 barrels an hour On the iost
farm the Dunkard Oil Company has reached
is shut down.
CoRAopoLIs-The Coraopolis Oil Company's
well on the Foster Watson farm is IN the
sand and showing for so barrels a day. Four
hundred feet north of this we'll Galley Bros.
are down 500 feet on the John Watson lot;
The Fort Pitt Gas Company is ready to drill
mile east of Alliquippa.
Gauges of the Wells.
The gauges of the big wells yesterday
showed the following to be their average
per hour: Guffey, Jennings Co.'S No.
Mathews, 100; Mathews heirs, ITO; their NO.
Heron, 55: Nos. 2 and 4 Heron, 30; Bell
No. 2. 40; Bell No. 4, 1O Oakdale Oil Com
pany's No. Baldwin, 20: Nos. and Wal
lace, 155: No Wallace, 55; No. l Morgan
heirs. 80: Morgan No. 2, so: Sturgeon
heirs No. ., IA; Guffey, Murphy
Galey's No. 1 Elliott. 10; No. 8 Elliott
80: No. l Sam Sturgeon, 10; No. Sam
Sturgeon, S0 Forest Oil Company's No.
Eta Green. 10: No. / J. NJ. Glenn. g. NO.
Shaffer, l2; No shaffer, Is; No: Heron, n S1i
Mcvey: 45: No. Mevey, IS; No. l Gamble, 81:
Dovonian Oil Company's No. | Elliott, %;
Hoffman & Cos No Moore, 12: Woodland
OIL Companv's No. Gamble, 81; W. P. Rend's
No. Rend, 10; Pasett Co.'S No. 1 Sauters, %;
Guckert & Steele's No. Movers, 80: Patter
son and Jones' No. Kelso. so: No. Kelso, 45;
Gordneir Cos No Merit no 10; rorsst Deson,nn o
Company's Nos. and 2 wright %;
Davis s Browns No, l, Il; No. 2, 10;
Thompnn & Co.'S No. l MorInlion-
grig, Is: Brenneman & Co.'S No. l Til
mont. Is; Brown & Co.'S Mo. l Montgom-
cry. IL; Forest Oil Company's No. Ewing,
49, Forest Oil Company's No. James Nc
Gregor, Is: Hussler, Davis 4 Co.'S No: l
Boyce. As; Patterson & Jones' No. shaffer
SO: Liberty Oil Co.'S No. Descamp. Is: Ven
ture Oil Co.'S No. Moorhead,7 Z: Black Co.'S
Crumley No. l, %. The production OF the
field yesterday was estimated at 90, 500 bar
rels, a decrease OF 5000 barrels over the day
before. The stock in the field was reduced
from l5O 600 barrels to l29,O0 The runs from
Mcdonald Saturday were GA, 11943 barrels.
Outside of Mcdonald the Southwest Penn
sylvania Pipe line were 1l,6l9.40 barrels, a
total of Is, 73S.SS. National Trnnsit runs were
IS, $40 barrels; shipments Al, ,905. Il. Sunday
the Southwest Pine Line runs from Nc
Donald were 81, 9O7.5l barrels: outside of Nc
Donald, 133O.6S, total 63 23S. l9 barrels. The
National Transit runs Sunday were S,736.75
barrels; shipments, 93,43o65. Macksburg runs
were l,s066O, and Sunday 1856;
shipments $50. Eureka runs Friday, s,l2S.4O;
6,4s7s2; Sunday, 2, $40. rs: shipments,
were 1,793.Q5; Sunday, 1,s21.25
barrels.