Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-04
J. J. Campbell 10 shares Philadelphia Com

j. j, Campbell 10 shares Philadelphia Com
pany at 223s
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pittsburg Gas Company this after
noon the old Board OF Trustees were re-
elected as follows: john Daub, c. S. .Frisbee,
Theodore R. Hostetter.
I The Second National Bank Of Pittsburg
has increased it's line of deposits from
g. 1000, 600 to 81, 0o2 900 in three years.
The Farmers Deposit National Bank an.
| nounces the regular quarterly dividend of
per cent, payable forthwith.
| The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the junction Railroad will be held Mon
day, October II, between II A. y. and 12 N.
| Chartered to-day: Hyde Park Brick Com
pany, of Leechburg,- Armstrong county;
capital $4,000. Peoples Mutual Saving
capital, 81. .Ooo, 600. Ohio Valley Building and
| Loan Association, of Avalon, Allegheny
county; capital. 81 0O0, ,oo0
President T. c. Platt, Of the United States
Express Company, says that dividends on
| the stock will be resumed this month, prob
| ably at the old rate of per cent per annum.
The American Sugar Refining Company
reduced the price of refined sugar 3-16 this
Andrew Caster reports the sale of 1875
shares Monongahela Water at 32% and 100
shares Enterprise Mining Company stock at
Duquesne traction 5s were quoted on
! Change at l0lH bid and Manchester trac-
tion 6s as losh BID: % A small lot CT Natator-
The very valuable contract for equ1pping
| the Chicago City Railway, of Chicago, the
longest line in that city, which the General
Electric Company has been striving hard to
secure, has been awarded to the Westing-
house Company. The company has ordered
81 car equipments at 2,so6 horsepower gen.
orator.
The Mercantile Jou1no, and Price Current is
the latest addition to the list OF Pittsburg
publications.. 1t is semi-monthly Of 20
pages, is neatly printed and a credit to
Nv hn Ian r io rn q
stock company and the directors are B. o.
Wilson. W. K. Gillespie, R. J: stoney, Jr.,W.
L M.,,! ,Mocqllogh. William McGracken, Jr.,
According to the salutatory 1t will be pub.
ltshed in the interests of the retail dealers
of Western Pennsylvania and other terri
r. NJ. Long sold p, A. & Nj. to Hnl & Co.
and Lawrence Co. sold Citizens to A. A.
Adams.
J. J. Campbell was the seller of Philadel.
phfa Company and Arensberg, Hill 8 Co.,
Sproul g. Co. and Fritz were the buyers.
Lawrence & Co. sold Electric second pre-
ferred to j. B. Barbour.
Morris Brown sold P. B: traction to
Kuhn Bros and Hill & Co.. and Kuhn Bros.
sold Duquesne 5s to Rinehart.
J. B. Barbour bought Duquesne from Hill
Co.
The General Electric Company recently
received 5000 O00 order from St. Louis for
three s00-horse power dynamos and 140
motors.
Sales and Closing QuOtadons.
Transactions on Change were as follows:
FIRST CALL.
10 shares P, A. & III. traction. .............. 4X
10 shares Citizens traction. ................. 63H
100 shares Philadelphia Company. 22h
25 shares Philadelphia Company ............ 221
10 shares Philadephta Company .......... 224
BETWEEN CALLS.
go shares Luster Mining Company..-...... 81
SECOND CALL.
DIT
IS shares Westinghouse Electric, I'd pfd.. 3St
70 shares P. & r. traction ............. ..... 26
10 shares p. 4 B. Traction. n..-.............. 26
10 shares Duquesne traction. .:............. 2SS
AFTER CALLS.
So COO Duquesne traction 5s Observation-Disclosures. 10ik
100 shares W Westinghouse Electric, I'd pfd.... SS4
THIRD CALL-NO SALES.
Total sales, 475 shares stock and 1000
bonds Closing prices: