Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-25

for No. on the Allen heirs farm fs drilling
at 100 feet and Neice & Co. are fishing for
the tools in No. PETER. They are stuck In
the sand
Patterson q Co. are getting ready to tube
their No 8 Schrimm. Golden & Co. are
drilling at 1000 feet in No. Schriever and
Tenny & Co. are in the sand at No. schrie.
YER. Sutton s. Co. have made location for
j. NJ. Patterson & Co.'s we'll on the Nagle
farm near Portersville, is reported to be
showing considerable oil.
Lawrence County's Little Pool.
BR1DeEv1LLr-Mellon & Co. are reported to
have struck we'll yesterday afternoon on
the Hopper farm, near Brfdgeville.
NEW CAsTLE-The Frisbee Oil Company's
we'll on the Newell farm at Morayia, three
miles south CT this city, is making N barrels
of fine lubricating oil day. TINS OIL is Is
worth now about a q barrel. Fleming
Co, of Beaver Falls, are in the sand at NC
hees &c. in snenango sma e is sSoWin
for a WELL They shut down yesterday 70
build tankage. Unknown parties have
started a we'll half a mile southwest OF the
struck at depth of from $50 to 40 feet. The
Frisbee Oil Company has recently changed
the tubing in its Newell farm well from to
3inch, and thereby increased It's product1on.
Personal.
J, G. Neill, the connecting foreman at
Zelienople for the National Transit Com.
pany, died suddenly Thursday after
n0fT 70 of rypaS}d and
with the pipe line employees: His home was
at Fairview. W. Va, but he had been work
ing at Mt. Morris for the pipe line before GO
Ex-senator j. ". Lee, of Franklin, arrived
in Pittsburg yesterday afternoon from
Butler.
The Mcdonald Gauges.
The following estimates were submitted
by the gaugers of the Southwestern Penn
sylvania Pipe Line Company:
The production of the field yesterday was
$4,000 or 500 less than the day before. The
hourly guages were as follows: Lynch &
Co.'s No. Meise, 3d. ]. M. Guffey & Co.'s No.
Mankedick, 20: Brown, Robson & Co.'s No.
McMurray, %: Oakdale Oil Company's No. 2
Morgan, IS: Forest Oil Company's No.
Campbell, 25: No. McClelland, 20; Forst &
Greenlees No. 8 McMurray, 80; No. Mar
shall, 2o Friday Keil Co.'S No. Mss M;1sD RobP:
Mcbride, 80.
The stocks at the wells are reported at
5000 barrels The runs from Mcdonald
Mcdonald the Southwest Pipe Line runs
were s,4C7. National Transit runs, 3S.502:
shipments, ,222: New York Transit runs,
1870; Southern Pine Line, ,32s: Eureka
ments of Lima oil. 81, ,504: Buckeye runs of
Lima oil, 47.42S; Macksburg runs, 2.O43;
shipments, none.
The Tidewater runs tor Thursday were
1851; total, g, ,151: average, 1858. Shipments,
none; total. 1s7, ,4l3; average, 1924.
Yesterdays Market Features.
The selling pressure on the approach OF
switching time was sufficient to depress the
market Lc. There was no other feature.
Field news was generally bearish, although
there were fair promises at Mcdonald. The
opening and highest was 50, lowest and
close 523I. There was no change in refined.
Daily average runs, 1895; daily average
shipments, 69,745.
OIL CITY, June 24-National Transit Ger.
tificates opened at Sc; highest, 53c; low
est. 525sc; closed, $3.50; sales. 26,O0O barrels;
clearances, g., 600 barrels; shipments, 97,S40
barrels: runs, 1862 barrels.
NEW YORK, June e4.-Petroleum opened
weak and declined ss on forced liquidation
closing steady. Pennsylvania oil-Spot, no
sales: July option, opening, 53c: highest, 63c;
lowest, 5essc; closing at 52asc Lima oil
No sales. Total sales. 5000 barrels.