Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-19
NOT SHOWING ANY OIL.

The Philadelphia Company's Well on the
Clever Farm Is Reported Dry-Those
Big Scott Wells Are Still Holding Up
Reports From Ohio Districts.
There were few changes in the Southwest
oil fields yesterday. The big wells re-
mained about the same, but the estimated
production was placed at 10000. which was
| 500 more than the day before.
There is no doubt now but that a new pool
will be developed in the Southwest region,
and If its wells are up to the standard OF
those already brought in. they will not COM
fort the average operator to any great e1'
| tent.
The PHILADELPHIA Company's No. on the
| Martin Clever farm in the northeas tern end
of the McCurdy field was reported last even
ing to be through the fifth sand and dry.
The PEOPLES Gas Compsny's Nole2 MSMuT' Nc SuG
| 161 Dixon are each 300 feet deep
A Black Ohio Duster.
PEMBEnN1LLE,O O-Barnes, Nolan 8 Delaney
Bros. have completed their No. on the
Henry Oberbruning farm, situated on the
| west half of the northwest quarter of section
| Is, Freedom township, Wood county, one
| half q mile northeast Of the Fish farm pro-
ducer and only short distance north OF tne
! with oil and water. 1t is genuine duster.
The Trenton rock was struck at ], 100 feet
and drilled 55 ieet in, with no indications OF
either oil, gas or water. The sand was soft
and mushy. This location is east of the new
Alfonso Oil Company's pool, and gives the
east side q very black eye. The north does
not look any too favorable with the dry
hole on the Charles Sherman farm.
Good Wells Near st. Mary's.
ST. MARY's, O.-The New Bremen Gas
Company has been very successful In It's
ventures south Of the canal feeder. The
company has, within the past two months,
completed two good producers in that end
of the field Another one has been com
pleted that makes the treacherous territory
look very promising. 1t IS NO. located on
farm, situated on the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section %, 81.
Mary's township. 1t is good for l2O barrels.
Several more wells will be drilled py tne
same company at once.
The Gauges Thursday.
The production of Mcdonald was 2o,5O0
yesterday, 500 more than the day before;
Woodland Oil Company's No. Scott, 70 per
hour; Knox & Co.'S No. Scott, 55 per hour;
stock in field, 46, ,000
The runs from the Sistersville field were
II, 4S9 barrels on Thursday.
Runs and Shipments Thursday.
The runs of the National Transit Company
were 29,44O; shipments. lG702: Southwest
runs from Mcdonald were A,S6s; outside of
MCDONALD, 7,9Oi; tOtdl, Zz,ziz' Ducheyo ipo
Line runs from the Macksburg field, 6,4S2;
shipments, 291; Buckeye runs of Lima oil.
Al, 967 barrels; shipments not in: Eureka Pipe
Line runs 1886; shipments, 800 southern
Pipe Line shipments, 1874; New York Tran
sit shipments. 44,979.
The Thursday runs of the W. L. Mellon
lines were 1887 barrels; shipments, 1873;
receipts from other lines none; total re-
ceipts, 1887.
The Oil Market.
Range of the December option: Opening.
SIC: highest. 52c: lowest, 5l4c; closing, Sc
Refined oil-New York, 5.SOc; London, 4A@
47sd: Antwerp, 1891.
On CITY, Nov. T.-National Transit Ger
titicates opened. 5l1sc; highest, SIC; lowest,
5l7Sc; closed, 5l7sc. Sales 200 barrels: clear
ances, 1856 600 barrels; shipments, 9l.4l4 bar
rels; runs, SO, 232 barrels.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-Petroleum was dull
and featurelesI throughout the day. Penn
sylvania oil-Spot sales, none; December
options, Sales 5000 barrels at 521sc. Lima
otl-Sales none; 17c bid. Total sales, 5000
barrels.