Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-29
Weekly Stock Report.
rpv Annotated Brokers of the San Francisco
~ Stock and Exchange Boardl

Stock and Exchange Board
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26, 1854.
The condition of the money market u sub
,tsntiaIly unchanged. The demand from the
brokers and others upon good stocks is read
liz supplied at from ID to 2 per cent. per
month. The recent transfer OF more tnan
one-half million dollars from New YORK 10
this CITY, growing out Of the sale OF some
i2 600 shares State Telegraph stock TO East.
ern narties, is not without some influence
upon the market. a
Capitalists in the East continue to 'sena
fun6s bither for investment, and number OF
orders were received recently for the purchase
Of some prominent mining shares at current
rates. The uncertainty attending fiscal mat
tiers at home, arising from redundant paper
issues, and the constant fluctuations In golo'
will, it is believed, induce many parties 10
transfer capital to these shores, where the
rates of interest are so much more attractive,
and where the currency Of the country has
permanent and stable value, and IS liable 10
no change. rt.-
Receipts of treasure from the interior since
Saturday last have been uncommonly large,
and amount to some $4,000, 900. Gold bars
are lower than for some time past, and are
selling at about $50. Silver may be quoted
at from to 2 per cent. premium for selected
bars.
The stock market has exhibited fair de-
gree of animation this week, although trans
actions in leading shares have been some
what limited. Stocks of less certain value
have been subjected to the usual fluctuations,
but were largely dealt in.
Legal Tender Notes advanced to 491c, then
sold at 465c (Aat), 30, and closed at 48c bid,
481c asked. S3l 900 were sold at this range.
City stocks have been comparatively steady
but inactive. California Steam Navigation is
firm at 731c bid; San Francisco Gas Com
pany was offered at $78; Spring Valley
Water Works is in more favor, and but rare
| ly offered, owing, it is said, to the fattering
prospects Of the company.
California State Bonds are inquired for at
SIG; San Francisco 6's Of SO at 81, and rs
at 70; Sacramento county Bonds, 6's, are in
request at 42I; and Marysville los at 60.
Savage was sold at 81 300 to the extent Of
| s feet. Few or no transactions have taken
place in this stock recently. Nearly every
portion Of the claim seems to be improving,
| and some favorable indications were met with
this week in running toward the line of the
Hale & Norcross. Receipts of bullion for
the current month are likely to exceed $780,
900, and the regular dividend Of $50 per foot
will be declared.
| Gould & Curry has been in more favor, and
81 feet were sold, advancing from 81 $40 to
81, $40, declining to 81, $50, seller 30, and
81 $50 cash, and sold yesterday at 81 800,
buyer 80, and 81, $50 cash. The prospects Of
this company are thought to be more. fatter-
ing. Above the fourth level, recent develop
ments disclose a large body of good ore, and
in drifting from the lower shaft the appear
ance of the vein is said to be more satisfac-
tory. An increased dividend is talked Of for
the current month, but nothing has trans
pired in this respect as yet.
Chollar has been well maintained, Id feet
changing hands within range of 81 ,030 and
Sl,050, and closing at el,075 asked. The
hosting power Of this company has been ma
terially improved, and is now thought to be
very efficient. The lode in the south mine
has been developed distance Of $50 feet, and
proves to be from 20 10 80 feet in width
throughout the entire length, carrying good
pay ore, averaging about $50 per ton. At
present the vein is some 25 feet wide on the
southern end, and is said to look well. A
prospecting shaft sunk from the 4th to 9Th
level in the north mine has disclosed some
fine pay metal during the past few days. The
company have about 300, 600 feet Of timber on
| hand.
Yellow Jacket was sold at $956@925, and
was held yesterday at 1920. Constant en-
ployment is now given to four and FIVE mills,
and the net yield for the month will materi-
ally diminish the liabilities Of the company.
Washoe advices speak fayorably Of the future
productiyeness Of this claim.
Potosi was dealt in at SS00@S25, and closes
at 1925 bid. A favorable decision is antici.
pated from Judge Mesick, referee, in the suits
Of this company with the BajaZet.
Belcher is inactive but well maintained at
| $3.50 asked. Arrangements have been made
to commence hosting ore again from this
mine.
Crown Point is dull, but held with some
| frmness at about $50.
Empire Mill and Mining Co. fell from $545
@550 to $525 per share. A dividend Of $25
per share is likely to be made for the month
Of November.
Hale & Norcross opened at $3.50, buyer 80,
fell to $500, rose to $475, buyer 80, and clos.
ing at $3.50, at which rate % feet were sold.
No material change has taken place in the
mine during the week.
feet changed hands, advancing steadily from
$40 to S475, and selling yesterday at $40.
| Uncle Sam was active yesterday, and 81
feet were sold at from $2l0 to Sl95.
| Oyerman is weak at about $50 asked an
assessment of $50 was levied on the 10Th
instant.
Nevada 81. g. has been very actively dealt
in and 725 shares were sold, advancing from
$50 to $40, buyer 80, declining to S45, then
rising to $65, receding to $50 and rallying
to S55.
Bullion rose to $l70, fell to Sl6O, advanced
yesterday morning to $3.50 and then declined
to $l55, seller 80, and closed at $l68. Some
$50 shares were sold.
Imperial is in less favor and has fallen from
Sl44 to Sl37t, within which range 60 shares
were sold.
Burning Moscow is still feature of the
market and 2,Sl2 shares have changed hands,
advancing from $40 to $50, receding to $50,
rising to $50, dropping to $4S, rallying to
S60(962, buyer 80, and closing at about $50.
Wide West has been dealt in to the extent
Of 40 shares, advancing from $l4 to SIG.
An assessment of S. was levied this week.
Sheba declined from $40 to $l6, rose to $25,
fell to $l8, seller 80, and closed at $l8. An
assessment of some $40 per foot is talked Of.
| Caledonia Tunnel was sold at from Sl2 10
| SlS, and is now firmly held at $l9. Sierra
Nevada brought $50; Burnside, So; Baltic,
$29; Daney, S224.
The aggregate sales Of stock since Satur-
day last amount to $427, 1877. -.-
| Doy'T fail to procure Mrs. wINsLow's SooTH.