Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-08
Boston Stocks-Closing Prices.
ONE SISTERSVILLE WELL.
Murphy Bros. Get a Good Producer Near
the Depot-One Gordon Sander Re-
ported in the Meise Pool District-News
From Other Drilling Wells.

Murphy Bros. Get Good Producer Near
the Depot-One Gordon Sander Re-
ported in the Meise Pool District-News
From Other Drilling Wells.
Few wells were completed yesterday, al
| though several of them are nearing the
sand.
In the SistersviIle field one well was
completed. 1t is Murphy Bros venture
on the Thistle lot, near the depot, in the
town Of Sistersville 1t started off at the
rate Of 200 barrels an hour and according to
the last reports received 1t was still max
ing this amount of OIL
Murphy Bros well on the Uriah Ice farm,
located five miles east of Sistersville and two
miles west of the well on Elk Fork, is down
| 1000 feet. The Elk Fork we'll of Guffey &
Co. was reported last night to be drilling, III
the bottom of good sand, where the Big
1njun should be found, but no oil was devel-
oped.
Murphy Bros No on the Salisbury farm
just east OF Sistersville. is down 800 feet and
they have rigs up Tor Nos 5 and on this
barrels day; No 9, Is barrels a day and No
3, $50 ba rrelS dav.
The Thistle Farm Oil Company's No. on
the Thistle farm is due in the Big Injun
sand the last OF this week. and they are
drilling No. on the same farm.
In the Mcdonald Field.
MoDoNALD-The Woodland Oil Company is
due in the fifth sand tomorrow at its No. 2
on the Scott heirs farm, located two miles
southwest of Mcdonald.
Lentz, Schlegel & Co. are down 2OcO feet
in their well on the Walker farm, which is
located in the old fl til pool, two miles west
OF Noblestown.
The Wheeling Gas Company's No. on the
Patterson farm, near Venice, is due to reach
the Gordon sand this afternoon.
Ina 1c 81,
in the Meise pool, south of Willow Grove,
reached the first Pay in the Gordon sand
yesterday afternoon, and began to flow at
the rate of $50 barrels day.
In the northeastern part of the McCurdy
field the Philadelphia Company was drilling
its old ga5Ser on the Martin Clever farm
down to the fifth sand. 1t reached the first
pay Mt one bit in the sand yesterdaG and i'm
mediately filled up 600 feet with oil.
J. M. Guffey Co. are down 700 feet on the
Aiken farm.
menced to spud at its No. on the Moore
farm.
The Gauges Monday.
The production of Mcdonald WAS $4,000
yesterday, the same as the day before
Tidal Oil Company's No. 6 Marshall, % bar
reIs an hour. Stock in field, 47,OOO
The runs from the Sistersvile field were
6,216 barrels on Saturday.
Runs and Shipments Saturday.
The runs of the National Transit Company
were 1888; shipments 1886: Southwest
runs from Mcdonald were 1927; outside of
Mcdonald, 5,257: total, 90 4S5; Buckeye Pipe
Line runs from the Muclksburg field, Z 1876;
shipments, S76: Buckeye runs of Lima oil,
80, AL; shipments, 27,741: Eureka Pipe Line
runs, l5, 1885, shipments. none; Southern Pipe
Line Shipments. 25.430; New York Transit
shipments, 81, ,345.
The Tidewate Pipe Line runs on Saturday
were 3,2t0: total, q AL: average, 1914; ship
ment-, %, POS; total, A. 7.57l; average, 1928.
The Saturday runs or the w. l.. Mellon
lines were 6,903: shipments, l,522.
Runs and Shipments Sunday.
The National Transit runs were 2,s76
Southwest runs from Mcdonald. l6. $50; out
side of Mcdonald, l,2G6: total, 6, 765
Macksbur- runs S,727 Buckeye runs, S,4OO.
Eureka rum, 1901. New York Transit ship
ments, 626, ,832
The runs from the Sistersville field on
Sunday, were 1926 barrels.
The Western and Atlantic runs on the 9th
were 1867 barrels: shipments, 1850; on the
9th the shipments were 2,I5J.
The runs OF the W. l.. Mellon lines on Sum
day were 3,56S barrels; Shipments $50.