Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
THE EVENING NEWS.

Weekly StocS CVcHL0F puOusheu :" S"u
Francisco contains an interesting table ofthe
f,uctuatians of leading mining stocks for the
past six months. The table is in Such a
shane that we cannot we'll copy It, Out give
the maximum and minimum ngureS 0! 'Ne
stocks quoted The dates are from Ssp pc
10th 20 March LIST. The Gou'u X Su.i
reached its highest figure on me I 1S." ,ep.;'
s., 100; It's lowest Sept IrJo' T. ~
ing March lst at 400; OGHIF; So'' l cSn
al 200; Sept 10th, 2,2'1; ;Na,t 40 lN'' i'oOv
S,yoge -. -GG; January 3Jth. S.3u0; March
nSi Poto,i Nov. Isl, 81 500; Dec.
i0,h 900 March LIST, 1880. Chollar Oct.
iS.S $50; Feb. Goth, 800; March lst, 400.
U,Isiy Norcross, Sept. 10Th, s., 010; March
ist. 700. She0a Oct. 10th, $50; Nov. 10th,
ISL Mare. LIST, los. Daney Jan. SOth,
$50: March LIST, 22j. Wide West Sept,
10th, SIP; March lSt. 80. Burning Mos
COW, Nov. 10Th. 1856 Oct. !, 35; March LIST.
10. Pride Of the West Dec. 5lst. Sjl Jan.
80. 100; March lst. 9j. Bullion Sept. 10Th,
ST; Dec. 3lst, A. March l>t, 20. Iowa
sent, Doth, SS5; March Isl, 81. Real del
Monte Oct. ls,. $40: March lst, 40. Ell
Dorado Oct. 10Th, %; March lst, 80. Over,
man Nov, ls,, $50; March lSt, 400. Pond
Son, eOth. SIS; Oct. l>t, 500; MT quoted
s;rrs Stern Nevada DC, lOth, sos; Dec.
lsr 50: March lst, s.. Yellow Jacket Nov.
Isl 81 800; February 10Th, SO; March
Isl OPS. Uncle Sam Oct. LIST, $3.50 /;
March lst, 500. Baltic Oct. Isl. SO; Feb.
lO,h. 10; March LIST, los. North American
Dec. Isl. $50; Feb. 10Th. 1875; March lst,
100. Baltimore American Sept. 10th, $50 !;
Dee. lOth. -; March lst. II. Neloncs Oct
Isl, lO-; March LIST, 10. Antelope Dec. LIST,
SlO5; Jan. SJth, 255; March LIST, 200
NAPOLEON, Nov. both. SIS; January 9Th. f. !;
March Isl, 81. Utah obi. 23th SO;
January 9th, Il; March LIST. p. The fore
going are the San Francisco quotations; Sc
yeral OF the stocks brought higher figures IN
the Territory.
The MINING SroCK MARNEr.-The week
ending March 10Th, was rather brisk enc IN
the stock market, especially in the Gold Hill
stocks. nso..darcd Company advanced
somewhat during the week, and there were
several important sales made at $50 cash, and
SIS buver thirty days. Caledonia tunnel
advanced the beginning OF the week TO So,
and declined at the Close TO SIS. Globe laay
be quoted a, SIG, number .! shares having
been disposed of 1T that figure. Tontlne sold
rs,6ilv ~ about 81 or Sl2. Rock Island is
held firm 4. SIS. RicheIieu sold a, from So
70 - so. Jewctt K Shepard ruled n about
s.. For Independent so was bid and $50
asked, New Oregon commanded SD at thc
close. For Clinton X ItUbbS So was old.
with no sellers. knicksfbOckcr declined
from $40 10 so, then advanced again ana
closed at from S2j to $50. Keystone de-
clined somewhat during the course o. the
vs.k. $50 being bid fOr it ana SEO asked.
Justice opened at S235, and subsequently de-
cIiaed 10 S2lO. Argo NAV be quoted at IS,
and Harold at SD. There were number OF
sales Of Branch Mint made =. from Sl5 to
81. Arizona is held A. a5ou: So. Chal-
lerge is held firm ut 81. Golden City IS
quoted at 81. Schuyikill sold at Sl5. Cen
try is held at So. MiautonOmah Is in good
demand at s.. For HawSeye No. S201 IS
asked, and $50 offered. Leon is in fair re
cues, at SO. Pony Express declined to 50,
a number of sales having been made At that
price. Mother LomplinS sold at s., and
Jenny Lind At SIS 30. Golden Horn conf
handed 50 80, and Bullion rose 70 $50 at
the close. Mary Ann commanded so.
EXCITEMENT N THE UNCLE SAM.-We
referred, several days ago, TO some very rich
rock being taken out OF this claim. But on
Saturday last las: the workmen struck quite
n different streak, Of which they sent up
bucket full, which, before hoiStius 1t up, they
labelled as follows: This is Cornwall dirt.
On its appearance AZ the top OF the shaft, the
"aoparition" was so strange, that the encln-
Ger NJ first thought II was one OF the witches
in Macbeth" and was about TO abandon the
engine. leaving the Cornwall dirt 10 descend
into the almost bo;tOmleSS pit o! Uncle Sam
But he didn't do it. On an assay being made
Of the carload, il was found to De nothing
less than tho foreman OF the mine, who had
recently come up from san Francisco, and
rather installing the grit and spirit OF the
muscle which IS in reality developing our
mines, undertook 10 reduce the wages OF the
workneu in the Uncle Sam mine. This, the
men who are delving in the bowels OF the
earth-the men who earn their bread by the
sweat of their brow the men VINO give
unto Cesar that which is CHsars-protested
aclinst-they re5elied, not against tae;r EN-
plovers, but against their foreman, who would,
for the sake Of enriching company which
already had a decidedly good thing, do 1t at
the expense and pecuniary damage OF the
Woodworking laborers in our mines. The
foreman stepped out. and we have heard Of
no more rebellion in Uncle Sans dominionS
LADY BRrAS.-Some fine ore has just
been struck in the Lady Bryan. The extent
of the deposit is not known, Of course, as
they have just drifted into it, but the indica-
tons are that there is quite 4 large body OF
ore much richer than any that has yet been
found in the mine. The strike IS not IN the
drift which is being run from the main extrac-
ron shaft, as this drift is yet some distance
from the lead, but in DRIFT that Is beng run
from shaft in the old works, and III feet
deeper on the vein than the strike q month or
TWO ago. This last deposit seems to De linIne-
dia,ely below the one first found, and Is per-
haps but the downward continuation OF the
same After the drift was out from the SHAFT
which first struck ore, the same SHAFT was
sunk 40 feet deeper and another drift sent OH,
which, it appears has also struck good ore.
STRUCK MORE WArEI-On Saturday
evening the Crown Point Company struck
more water in their drift, and yesterday,
about Loon, struck still more. The driit Is IN
225 feet from the shat, from which It is
started at the depth OF 80 feet. The ground
is very soft, and runs in like slime, and con-
seouertlv the miners have to " breaSt-board
as thew push on, making the work slow and
disagreeable. They hope, however, to soon
pass through this soft place and strike more
solid ground. They have water enough now
TO keep a ten-inch pump going all the time
on a three-foOt stroke, and which discharges
about 1874 gallons per minute.
TURN TEREIS BALL.-As will De seen BY
an advertisement in another column, the
ca II;u Turn Verein are To give anothe.
ball at vesey's Hall, on Monday evening
next. Those who attended the pleasant
Christmas Ball Of the society viii need no
assurance that the en- tertainment on Monday
evening will be a most delightful one This
will be the last opportunity that the trippers
Of the light fantastic will have TO show their
agility for some time to come, as Eesey is
sSout to cut his ballroom up into bedrooms,
and there is no other hall in town.
RED MOUNTAIN DIsrR1cT.-We have
been shown some assays OF ores from this
District showing over 500 in silver and gold