Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-22

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string of tools at No. 1, Zeigler farm.
Alexander. Bros No. Scheiver has been
plugged with string of tools. They will
move the rig this week.
Cunningham & Alexander Bros. are down
800 feet with their, No. on the Hen'phill
farm and fishing for bit.
Dr. Cunningham is in the sand on the
Major farm, located west of the Knapp
farm. 10
Cohen & Kahn are still fishing for q string
of tools at their No 5, Allen. They have
completed the rig for No. 6 on the same
farm.
Gibson & Brown are down 800 fee. with
their No. 8 on the X. Allen farm.
Tate & Co. have started their No. on
the Allen heirs farm.
Shaffer & Co. are building the rig for
their No. 3 OIL the Schrum farm.
The McKinzie Oil Company is getting the
timbers on the ground for their test we'll on
the Muller farm
Armor & Co. will move the rig from their
location on the Steinbro0k west OF the dry
hole on the Fogle farm.
Patterson & Co. have rigged up and are
ready to start their No. Schrum to pump
ing Cunningham and Wolfe will tube
their No. 1 on the C. Hollerman farm to-
morrow.
Aho DoSRS O1l OOmpdHv hdu VIC ihiSioi
tune to burn the rig, engine house and
tanks at their No. 3 on the Boggs EARN this
morning.
T. w. Phillips No. 6, Joseph Eichenlaub,
came in last Saturday. and is making 100
barrels day
The Fisher Oil Company's No. 2, on the
William Eichenlaub, is in the sand and
showing light. This location is only 800
feet west Of the Phillips No. g. They hope
to improve it with shot.
The Mcdonald Gauges.
The production of the field was 240Oa.
Yesterday, 500 less than the day before.
The hourly gauges were as follows: Matthews
No s, 80; Jennings, Gutfey & Co. IS Heron No.
4, 80; Devonian Oil Company's Nos. and
Boyce. SO Oakdale Oil Company's Nos. and
8 Baldwin, IS: Forest Oil Company's No. 1
N. Wright, 40; No. Jane Stewart, 60: J. NJ
Robson & Co.'S No. McMurray, 20; pro-
duction, $4,000; stock in the field, 5000
The runs OF the Southwest Pennsylyania
day were 20, 9S6: outside of Mcdonald, 9.O78.
The National Transit runs were 35 500; ship
ments. e4661. Buckeye runs, 21,64s; ship
y, 1855. New York Transit shipments, 8! $50;
Macksburg runs, 200; Eureka runs, 4,l4s;
shipments. 49,
Sunday the McDonal runs were ID, ,ls4: out
Buckeye runs, 4,5o5; shipments, 2,6sl. Macks-
burg runs, l5s; shipments, 500. Eureka runs,
1,3A. New York Transit runs, 0,246.
Yesterdays Market Features.
There was nothing new in the way Of en-
couragement. Trading was limited, about
5000 barrels. The opening, lowest and clos.
ing was SIC, highest 57s4c. Refined went off
Il at London. to 81, Daily averaQe runs sO,-
$40: daily average shipments. 5000.
OIL CITY. March 2l.-National Transit GER
tificates opened, 571sc; highest, 57sasc; lowest,
57c: closed, &C. Sales, $4,000 barrels: clear
ances, 200 barrels; shipments, 10S,6l3 bar
rels: runs, 109.677 barrels.
BRADFORD March 2L-National Transit GER
tificates opened at 56Sc: closed at SIC; high
est, Size; lowest, 56Ac. Clearances, 1900
barrels.
NEW YORK, March 2L-Petroleum opened
steady, advanced Nc; then became dull and
so until the close. Pennsylvania
oil, spot, b71sc; April, option, opening 561sc,
highest 579c, lowest 56Hc, closing 5iLsc.
Lima oil, no sales: total sales, 1900 barrels.