Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
|0N THE. SHANE FARM.
]. N. Guffey Strikes a 35-Barrel-an-
Hour Producer in His No. 3.
OTHER WELLS SHOWING GOOD
One Light Gasser and Duster Completed
Near Fairhaven.
PIPE LINE STATEMENTS BULLISH

local oil field yesterday. The estimated
production of Mcdonald was 20, 500, the
same as the day before, although there were
some good wells developed.
JIM. Gufey drilled his No. s, on the
Shane farm, deeper into the Gordon sand,
and in three hours it made 107 barrels, or
at the rate Of 35T barrels An hour. 1t is
located southwest of the old Meise well,
| south of Willow Grove.
| Greenlee & Forst shot their No. on the
Marshall farm at Noblestown yesterday and
| iI started off ut 80 barrels an hour.
| Their No. on the Oak Ridge property,
east of Oakdale, is duo in the sand to-day.
| Greenlee & Potter's No. on the Hartman
from 20 to % barrels an hour. Connor &
| Co.'s well on the Cook, short distance from
the Potter, was flowing from 10 to 10 barrels
The Florence Oil Comnany's we'll on the
| Miller farm was reported to be flowing on
| the ground at the rate of so or 60 barrels
day. They have no tankage up and will not
driilit deeper until they are ready to take
care of the oil.
Tho Forest Oil Company's No McClel.
land, east Of Oakdale, was In the sand and
showing for q we'll.
W. r. Rendk, No. on the sauters' farm,
southwest of Mcdonald, is shut down for
water. They have about drilled out the
packer which caught while they were pack
ing off the gas, and they have almost sue
ceeded in getting tho tools out of No. 2.
The manufacturers Gas Company has just
finished up light gasser on tho Cooley farm
on the Castle Shannon Railroad. near Fair
haven. and in tho same locality they have
just drilled adry hole on the Inglet farm.
The Gauges.
The production of Mcdonald was 2o5Oo
Yesterday. the same as the day before. The
hourly gauges of the largest wells at McDon-
aid Veg,S.rflQv q
GreenlfeS No. Noble, 20; Greenlee & Hart
mans 40. l Potter, 20. The estimated pro-
ductloAl was 20,50O stock in field, 5000.
Runs and Shipments Saturday.
Tie National Transit runs were 25,052;
Shipments, .9,OS5 Runs of Southwest Penn
silyania from Mcdonald, q. ss2; outside of
AcDonald, none; total runs q, S92; Buckeye
runs of Macksburg oil, 1883; shipments,
none. Buckeye runs of Lima oil, IS, 1913;
shipments, A. .665: Eureka runs, 1926; ship
ments, 2,130; New York transit shipments,
81, l2S; Southern Pipe Line shipments, 1855
Tho runs of the Tidewater Pipe Line Com
month d9r nos 1hs
in; Sunday shipments, o.5s9; total, 81, 1885,
average, g. 799.
The Western and Atlantic Pipe Line runs
Saturday were 1872: shipments 23.
The runs of the ". L. Mellon pipe lines on
Monday we're G737; receipts from other
lines, 1,s70; total receipts, s,007 shipments,
CASE.
Runs and Shipments Sunday.
The National Transit shipments Sunday
were 1886. Southwest Pennsylvania runs,
$50. Macksburg runs, s,l32 Buckeye runs
of Lima oil, 9,7l5; shipments, 2s,o3j. Eureka
runs, u, 25O shipments, 1885. Southern Pipe
line shipments, 20L. New York Transit
shipments, 1877.
Runs and Shipments Yesterday.
n, NJ
Company were 1896; shipments, 1888
Southwest runs from Mcdonald were l7,4l4;
outside of Mcdonald, 9ll6; total, 265sl.
Buckeye Pipe Line runs from the Macks-
burg field, 7,l69; shipments, 29O Buckeye
runs OF Lima oil, 1880; shipments, 60, 755
Eureka Pipe Line runs, 1851; shipments
l:97 Southern Pipe Line shipments, 4l,S46
New York Tran sit shipments 476l5
The Tidewater Pipe Line runs were 4I9l:
total, %. .6S5; average, 2. 963.
The western and Atlantic lines run II
barrels sunday; shipments, 1886 On Mon
The runs of the w. L. Mellon lines on Sat
urday wero 6 9l2: shipments, $3.50. Their |
runs Sunday were 7,2l5; shipments. $50.
The runs from the Sistersville field on Sat. |
urday wore 1859: on Sunday, 17,946, and on |
Monday IL, 292 barrels.
September Pipe Line Statements,
The following is summary of nine line |
statements for the month OF September:
Lila abilities OF National Transit COMPANY.
12. COL, ,s43; of Southwest Pennsylvania lines,
9. 2.7l9,4:3: of Eureka line, 494 ul6; of Macks-
burg oil, Al, ,494; OF Southern Pipe Line Com
pany. s62.S06 OF New York Transit 994 O96.
total, 6,9l3, $50. Gross stocks OF National
Transit Company, 136l7, 1873; OF this and other
lines combined. lS.A2,2s Sediment and
surplus of ALL 1923 COL Runs from wells of
Transit COMPANY. S79296; South.
west Pennsylvania lires, 742I6S: Eureka
404. .GA: Macksburg, l3535s: total, 9, ,l6I III.
Other receipts were S4, 9G4 for National
Transit this with other lines combined az.
2,6l9s5s. Regular shipments aggre-
GO ted 2, lSl,6i9 Other deliveries aggregated
J, ,750S5I
Outstanding certificates of the National
Transit Compamy aggregate 6.lO6.7l. Credit
balances 5,S95. l25.
This report shows a decrease of l6a. sss bar.
rels in receipts for the month of Se 5tember
below that of August, and less than |
30 600 barrels i'll the increase of
net stocks. There is also an increase of
oer over those of August. There is an in
crease of 81, ls4 in credit balances and an in
Crease of 3, ,32l in certificates |
The certificates of the Buckeye, Pine Idne |
Company were IL, 300 00u. 3. decrease Of 5000
barrels, and credit balances figured s5S SSS
barrels, a decrease OF 349,54a barrels below
that of August. |
The total liabilities OF the Buckeve lime
.re ~ ,S9,oS; gross stocks, eO.763.77O: sedi.
nent, l,6l3,7l2: runs from wells, I3l2, 62i; 9th.
" receipts, 1924; shipments l25O l74
Tho following shows the amount of stoc,-
leId by other companies at the end OF Sep
embcr: Tidewater, SIS, 1856; Octave. Q 525.
Charles Miller. II, ,s73; W estern and Atlantic
'69 lo5; Elk line, 7,7oS: Emery lines. 45 7S4;
1894. -'Ao'
The On Market.