Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-12
LIKE CHERRY. GROVE.
The Bottom Is Dropping Out of the
Wells Near NoblestOwn.
PRODUCTION NOW ONLY 24,5OO.
Greenlee & FoIst's Potter Well Showing Dry
in the Fifth Sand.
PIPE LINE STATEMENTS FOR MARCH

not more rapid than the advance and de.
cline of the wells in the Mobiles
town pool. Within the last six days
the wells in this district twisted
the output of the Mcdonald field
to 29, 800 and at present it is down to "a, 500
barrels. Of six wells which were reported
to be doing 20 barrels an hour or more Sun
day, only two were given in the report of
last night The others are all away down in
production. BY careful estimate of those
wells which were dropped from the list,
taken on the tanks the LumberYard Oil Com
pany's Mol was found to be doing six barrels
an hour under agitation. 1seman Co. g
No. was making 10 barrels an hour: the
Wettengel No. ! 20 barrels an hour under
agitation.
Greenlee& Forst's No. l on the No2 Marshall
lease is making 100 barrels day; their No.
National Coal Company was shot. but at a
late hour last evening 1t had not been
No. McMurray was given an 80 quart shot,
but mad not been cleaned out. The Bear
Creek Refining Company's No. Campbell is
making II barrels an hour.
Showing Dry in the Fifth.
Greenlee & Forst were near the bottom of
the fifth sand in their No. / on the Potter
lot yesterday afternoon, without getting an
increase in the output. 1t is good well in
the Gordon sand, but they were
hopeful of finding a pay in the
bottom of the fifth. The well
about 400 feet north of Iseman G. Co.'S well
on the Lee & Marshall lot. 1t is farther
north than the Little Oil Company's well.
; The Forest OH Company's, No. on the
sonaon sana esna ssseaa Of Ge NTH a. sss sss
been enormously reported. 1t reached the
Gordon yesterday and was showing for q
40 or so barrel well from that formation.
on the Z. X. Potter farm, north of the Wet
more wells, will be in the fifth sand about
Kuntz expected to be in the fifth sand last
evening at their No. 4, on tile John n. Ewing
farm. Their No. !. on the Rachel McGregor
farm, developed vein of gas in the stray
above the Gordon sand Yesterday.
The Forests No. l, on the Stirling, will be
In the Gordon Thursday.
Pipe Line Statements.
The pipe line statements just issued for
the month of March show the total lia-
bilities of the lines handling Pennsylvania
oil to be Is ls4 ,23l barrels. These lines are
the National Transit, the Southwest Penn
sylvania, the Macksburg. the Eureka, the
Southern and the New York Transit Com
pany.
The gross stocks of the above amount
to II, s4e SGs; sediment and surplus, 2,O62 OF;
runs from the wells. 2 35l 1887: other receipts,
,07S. 1885, regular deliveries. 207l 4S4: other de-
liveries, S,oss,4S2 The runs from the wells
was 1,o733Os or s.546 barrels more than those
of the National Transit Company. The
gross stocks of the Southwest line are 9, $780,
$50, and the liabilities. 2,45O6i5.
The total liabilities of the National Transit
are IL 096, ,es4 the gross stock, II, 1872 1862: the
sediment, l695, Al: runs from wells, l064, 76O;
other receipts, ]. .l6306s; regular deliveries.
5S5, 4A; other deliveries. 1,163,470. The total
pany consist of outstanding accept
anees and other vouchers. 1854, 100,
and credit balances of 5,a42,sS3 barrels.
Line Company consists of I9,i9O.COo out
standing acceptances and 1706, ,lS4 barrels
credit balances. The gross stocks are 2l-
Is9, 81: sediment and surplus, S93.6i2: runs
from wells, los3,osl: other receipts. ses,s72;
,5s,ll9.
The receipts of the Producers Pipe
The western and Atlantic. 1861 ,ssS: the i Tide. ,
water, 126. 329: the Charles Miller Pipe Line,
!, ,A3, and the Octave, 2, 1873 The reports of
The Mellon, the Elk and the Emery lines
have not yet been given. The report, as q
" xhole. is not different from the report for
February.
There has been decline in the production
# the field during the month, and the out
So1A
las been falling off of s9s5S barrels in the
uns from wells.
The Mcdonald Gauges. ,
The following estimates were submitted
" the gaugers of the Southwestern Penn.
yIvania Pipe Line Company:
The production Of the field Vas 24,5OO,
500 less than the day before. The hourly |
auges were as follows: Matthew'S
70. 8, %; Jennings, Guffey & Co.'S Heron
10. 4, %; Devonian Oil Company's Nos. and |
Boyce 20: Oakdale Oil Company's Nos. 2 |
nd Baldwin, 90; Forest Oil Company's No. |
Jane Stewart, 20; Russell, McMulien & |
No. Wettengel, co. Greenlee & Forst |
10. McMurray, 80; production, "a, 500. Stock |
n field 5000.
The runs of the Southwest Pennsylvania |
'ipe Line Company from Mcdonald Satur-
ay were 2l,757 outside of Mcdonald, 6,7A. |
he National Transit runs were SO 22O; ship |
nents, 27,S5l. Southern Pipe Line ship /
nents, 1881. New York Transit shipments |
9,0ll. Macksburg division OF the Buckeye |
,. L. Co.. l6sl. Buckeye runs, 25,62S; ship !
nents, 4,504.
The Sunday runs from Mcdonald were 49,
25; outside of Mcdonald. 325. National
transit runs were 6,95s; Macksburg runs, l75;