blowing engines for blast furnaces, gas and steam engines 
for rolling mills and power plants, rolling mills, forging 
presses, shears, etc.; cut and machine-molded gears and 
rolling mill pinions, and all the various kinds of rolls used 
in rolling mills. Mesta machinery can be seen in all of 
the large iron and steel plants, and in many of the power 
plants of the United States. The Company has also 
furnished some of the largest machinery used in the United 
States Government steel plants. Its products can also be 
seen in many of the iron and steel plants in Canada, 
Australia, India, England, France, Italy and Japan. The 
Company was incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvania 
on October 21, 1898, and has an authorized capital stock 
of £2.000.000. 
MONONGAHELA IRON & STEEL COMPANY 
The plant of the Monongahela Iron & Steel Company 
is situated at Paden City, West Virginia, 42 miles below 
Wheeling. The Company makes what is known in the 
trade as melting bar, which is the base for a large per- 
centage of the alloy steel produced by crucibles. This 
Company was incorporated under the laws of West Vir- 
oinia and has a capital stock of $900,000. 
MORRIS & BAILEY STEEL COMPANY 
The Morris & Bailey Steel Company manufactures 
cold rolled strip steel, at its works at Wilson, Pa., on the 
Monongahela Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. 
This product is made from hot rolled bands, hoops and 
plates, and is largely used in making automobile parts, 
and manufacturing builders’ hardware. It enters into 
the construction of typewriters, sewing machines, aero- 
planes, bicycles, cash registers, cream separators, phono- 
graphs, buttons and buckles. This sort of steel is also 
made with a bright finish, suitable for nickle plating in 
any temper and from 14” to 80” wide in any thickness 
from .002” to 14”. This company was incorporated on 
June 15, 1893, under the Pennsylvania laws, and has a 
capital stock of $150,000.