Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-19

farm in the McCurdy end Of the field. It
was reported yesterday to have just reacned
to the top Of the sand and tohave started on
at 10 barrels an hour.
Several wells were on top Of the NTH sand
last evening. Gufey, Quean Co. No. on
the Sam Wetmore farm in the e north @ y. estern a,,
corner of the Mcdonald neid Is due TO reach
the fifth to-day. This Is the only well tney
are dilling in this locality.
Greenlee & Forst have two wells south
west of Mcdonald which are due in the Cor
don today, and they are expected to make
good Gordon wells. These are their NO. y,
on the GLADDEN. farm, and No. 4, on the
Their No on the sae ssnd
Yesterday afternoon they shot their NO. J.
on the McMurray, at NOblestown, and 1t re-
sponded by starting of at the rate of lbo
j. Nj. Patterson & Co. IS No 6, on the shafrer
farm, in McCurdy, is due in the hfth SAND
this week.
Looks Dry In the Fifth.
The Bear Creek Refining Company's No.
on the Mrs. Campbell farm. located about
half a mile west of Oakdale, and northeast
from Noblestown, was reported last evening
to be through theslfth sand and showing for
q very small we'll. 1. is only a short distance
west of Guffey, Russell 4 Co.'S No. Wet
tengel, which was light in the fifth sand.
The Wheeling Gas Company has made To-
ations for three gas wells near Venice. They
will be on the Moreau, the Griffin and the
Patterson farms.
J. M. Patterson & Co.'s we'll on tho Huey
farm, located about three miles southeast
road. will probably be finished up this week:
Down at Sistersville the we'll of Twitchell
& Hersberger on the William Stewart farm
was sd drilled deeper Saturday and increased
we'll in that field. The Kanawha Oil Com
Eany's No: / Rudolph is doing 2oo barrels
day. Gaffney & Co.'S No. Mccoy, south
east OF Sistersville. is in the sand and show,
ing light. Ludwig & MONEYS No. Russell
is in the sand and showing OIL:
Sale of Oil Property.
The National Oil Company, represented
by John Fertig, has bought the Orion Oil
Company's property in the Moon and Nc
Curdy. 1t consists of 15-acre lease on the
Doty farm in Moon, with three completed
wells, and a 115acre lease on the Bell farm
and n daily production of 100 barrels. The
consideration is between $780, .OO0 and $65OO0
The Mcdonald Gauges.
The following estimates were submitted
by the gaugers of the Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania Pipe Line Company:
The production of the field was %. 500, 500
less than the day before. The hourly gauges
were as follows: Matthews No. 8. 90 Jen-
nings, Guffey & Co.'s No. Bell. 30; Devonian
Oil Company's Nos. l and 2 Boyce, 20; Oak
dale Oil Company's Nos. 9 and 8 Baldwin, 25:
Forest Oil Company's No. Jane Stewart so:
No NJ. Wright, 20; Russell McMullen and j.
NJ. Guffey's No. Wettengel, 80; production,
% 500. Stock in field, So, 900.
The runs of the Southwest Pennsylvania
Pipe Line Company from Mcdonald Satur-
day were A,40S; outside of Mcdonald, 62lS.
The National Transit runs were 80, ,0s6 New
York Transit shipments, 81 ,5s7. Macksburg
division OF the Buckeye Pipe Line Company.
], ,42. Buckeye runs 80 2,2: shipments, 1884;
Southern Pipe Line Shipments 13.949.
The runs from Mcdonald Sunday were H.
939: outside of Mcdonald, 4Sl. National
Transit runs, 5.47l; shipments, 26.46O. Lima
runs, 1877 shipments, 3,263.