Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
Weekly Stock Report,
[By Associated Brokers Of the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board

Weekly Stock Report.
(By Associated Brokers Of the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board
San Francisco, Oct. %, 1854.
The stock market has exhibited fair de-
gree Of activity during the week, and nearly
every share on the list has been well main
tanned. Receipts of bullion from prominent
claims continue undated, and the average
yield for the current month will be fully up
TO that Of any former like period. The pres
ent condition Of number of these mines is
more fattering than for some time past, and
it is believed that larger dividends will soon
be disbursed to stockholders out of their net
earnings. More economy and better judg-
ment has of late marked the management
and general policy of leading companies, and
dealers in these stocks now feel that their in
terests are judiciously protected by honest
and capable directors
A number of shares less prominently
known to the market, and OF more uncertain
value, have attracted some attention recently,
and were largely dealt in the past week. 1t
is difficult to ascertain the intrinsic value Of
these claims, many of which are producing
fair pay ore but operators seem confident OF
their future, and are willing to invest in them
IT current quotations.
The money market continues to favor bor-
rowers, and a number Of loans have been
made upon mining stock cOllaterals, at the
usual bank rates. First-class shares are OBJ
tanning more favor with capitalists, many NJ
whom Disseminate with less severity than for
merly the securities offered them.
Legal Tender notes are somewhat inactive,
and dull at 49@49lc.
Savage has met with trihing sales, but is
firmly held, at rates advancing from s 800 to
81, 300, and closing at 81 $50 asked. Re
ceipts Of bullion from this mine for the cur
rent month will exceed 100000, and the
Company have already at their credit in
bank larger sum than will be required to
pay their next dividend of $75 per share.
could & Curry rose from 81 ,625 to 81 ,6S5,
declined to 81 $50, and was offered yesterday
at Sl,650. Small transactions have taken
place in this stock. The entire yield Of the
mine for the month of October will amount
to some S230,000 and the regular dividend Of
$50 per foot will be disburSed TO stockholders.
We are advised OF no new features in this
claim, but late developments are regarded
with much favor, and would seem to warrant
present indications.
Chollar has been dealt in to the extent Of
80 feet, rising from 81, 900 to 81 $50, receding
to 1890, and closing yesterday at 81, 030 bid,
81, $50 asked. Indications are said TO be
good in the fifth level Of the north mine, and
the southwest drift continues to disclose a
larger and more valuable body of ore. Prep
aratiOns have been made to hoist l25 to $50
tons daily, and the yield OF bullion is likely
to be materially increased.
Potosi is dull but strongly held. Small
sales were made at $3.50.
Yellow Jacket has been in more request,
and 81 feet were sold, declining from $500 to
500, advancing to $875, buyer 80, and
closing at SS551S60. Reliable Washoe ad-
vices speak favorsbly Of this claim.
Hale & Sorcross was in decided favor early
in the week, and quickly rose from $40 to
$500, but receded since to $500, and was sold
yesterday at 500. Some 50 feet have chang
ed hands.
Empire Mill and Mining Company was
sold at $500 per share. The affairs Of this
company are now promising. Some so tons
Of ore are being taken daily from the third
level at a depth OF $50 feet. A dividend Of
about $25 per share is anticipated for the
month Of October, and after the payment of
this a considerable surplus will be carried to
the divident account for next month.
Ophir rose from $500 to $3.50, buyer 80,
dropped to $500, and closed at S4l5. Thirty
four feet were dealt in. The cumpany's new
mill on the Carson is at present crushing the
large amount of low grade ores on hand.
The drift from the central shaft is now within
twenty-five feet Of the lower gallery in the
Ophir mine.
Uncle Sam has declined from $3.50 to $225,
at which rate 10 feet were sold; and Over
man also receded from $500 To $50, within
which range Al shares changed hands. We
are informed, unoticially, that the stock of
the Uncle Sam Company is to be increased
TO 1000 shares, l,6 o Of which are to accrue
to the 0verman, 700 to the North American,
and 100 shares 10 other parties, and that this
settlement will effectually dispose Of all
pending litigation.
Imperial fell to $l44, the lowest point it
has reached for some time, but under the in
fuence Of large receipts from the mine has
advanced to $l53. The yield of bullion for
the month will amount To some S10.0 900 and
a dividend of I 80 will probably be declared.
Burning Moscow still maintains its promi-
neDce at the Board and has been largely
dealt in; Opening at 500, advancing to SS5,
receding to $50, rallying to STA, then drop
ping to S63@571, seller As, and selling yes
terday afternoon at $52. Within this range
1871 shares we're sold. 1t is stated that at a
depth of l40 feet from the surface, and also
at still greater depth Of 60 feet, vein Of
good pay ore, feet wide, has been developed.
A number Of mills are to be at once employ
ed. This company are out of debt with mo-
ney in the treasury.
Sierra Nevada is in more favor, advancing
from $40 to SO, receding yesterday to S65.
At this range pa shares were sold. A we'll
defined ledge has been met with and the in
dications are thought to be favorable.
R,1linn hoe offranfnd ooOsidora hla attain
ton and 472 shares have changed hands, ad.
vancing from Sis to S46l, receding to SIPS,
rallying to $40 and closing at about $l30.
Nevada, ]. g., is in less request, and has
fallen from S4l to S3l, seller 30, at which
latter rate sales were made yesterday; 1871
shares were sold.
Buckeye rose from S64 to 50 and dropped
Yesterday TO S. asked; Daney rose from $271
to $50, but is now lower; Golden Age and
Empire advanced to $l73 and sold at the
close at SIG.
Baltic rose from S28 to S35, declining to
S25 and is now offered at S26. North Anne:
rican was sold at $i5 and is now inquired
for at $50.
Antelope advanced to S759S0 at which
now out of debt and own first class mill
capable of crushing Is tons per day, which
cost $4,000. They also have large guam
tity Of good ore in sight.
Wide West rose to $50 and declined to
$271; Real del Monte was sold at S25 and
Lady Bryan at $5l@63.
Harmon was dealt at 81! sheba at 62@
65; Burnside at S25 ;@4; Green, G. H., at
Sc to So, and Caledonia az 50 to Sc.
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