Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25
Weekly Stock Report.

The Mercantile Gazette and Shipping List
of the 22d, gives the following review Of the
Stock market for the preceding ten days:
The Share market during the past ten days
has been wei. maintained for nearly all first
class stocks, some Of which have advanced
owing to fattering prospects growing out Of
recent developments and orders from the
East for investment. 1t is thought that the
stability Of the market for sometime past and
the improved character Of a number Of claims
on the Comstock will stimulate the invest
ment Of capital from abroad in good dividend
paying mines.
Savage has met with no sale, but is firmly
held at 81 300 IT, foot. The product Of this
claim for the current month is said to be very
tattering. A new vein of ore some 80 feet
west of the 200 feet drift running north from
the main shaft has been developed recently,
and other portions Of the mine are also i'm
proving.
Gould & Curry is in better request, and
some 80 feet have been sold, declining from
81 1886 TO 81 1850 and then steadily advancing
to 81 800 and 81 1926, at the First Board to-
day. Receipts Of bullion show an increase
this month, and $75 dividend is talked Of
on the 9Th proximo.
Chollar was actively dealt in last week at
S990@l 900, and this morning was sold at
81 $50 If foot-thirty- feet in all chang
ing hands. Additional hosting apparatus is
now being used by this company, and it is
believed that more than $50 tons of ore can,
for the future, be daily taken from the mine.
Yellow Jacket fell from 1910, buyer 80, to
$500 cash, but is now in rather more favor at
1915 asked. The ray lode in this claim is
said to look better than formerly, and num-
Der Of mills are regularly employed in crush
ing ore.
POtosi was sold at $500 last week. No de-
cision has yet been made by Judge Mesick in
the suits Of this company with the BajaZett.
Crown Point is held with some frmness at
about $500.
Belcher has been dealt in at $3.50, and is
now offered at $500.
Empire Mill and Mining Company adj
vanced to $500 share, at which rate FIVE
shares were sold. A dividend Of S25 IT,
share is anticipated for the current month.
Hale & Norcross is in much less favor,
opening at 81 900, declining to $3.50, rally
ing TO $675, and then steadily receding to
about $3.50 bid. Within this range nearly
$50 feet were sold.
Ophir is also lower, and has declined from
$40, buyers option, to about 1920.
Uncle Sam advanced to $500 per share,
and then declined to 5000.
Overman has fallen from $40 to 800 bid.
Bullion has been active, and some 400
shares were dealt in at from Sl90 to $40,
closing Mt $l66 bid and $l75 asked. A
promising lode of ore, it is said, has been
found in this mine.
Burning Moscow continues to be feature
Of the market, and more than 1000 shares
have changed hands at Auctuating rates, ad-
yancing from S+6 to SO, declining to $50,
sellers option, rallying to S7G again, then
dropping to $40, seller sixty, and selling this
morning at $50 cash, $40 seller thirty, and
at $50, seller FIVE.
Nevada q. g. rose from S35 to $50, and
sold to-day at $50.
Sheba is lover, and fell to-day to S37.
Josephine Copper is inquired for at $50
| without eliciting sellers.