Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-08
From the ''weeekly Stock clrcpar" of the AssO
Mining Stock Marker.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9TH, 1901.
Transactions at the Board this week have
been confined to some leading stocks and a
few speculative shares. Nearly all tirst-clAss
stocks have improved, and are well sustained
az the advance. The aggregate yield Of these
mines for the past month proves TO be larger
than was anticipated, and is regarded as a
favorable uugury for the future. Develop
ments continue TO be hattering, and At no
former period during the last six months have
number Of claims on the Comstock given
such tangible evidences Of value. OF Gold
Hill proper, and also Of ground south of this
locality, reliable Wa<hoe advices speak en-
Enthusiastically, and some predict handsome
revenue from these mines for long time to
come. Speculative shares have been dealt in
~ variable rates, since Saturday last.
The receipts of bullion from the interior
and northern coast during the past ten days
have been unusually large and exceed t,centy-
three hundred thousand dollars. This is a
gratifying exhibit, and shows the undated
pvoductiyeness and value OF the leading in
terest Of the people Of this coast.
Savage has been inactive, but advanced
from $500 to Sl,975, buyer 80, and was
held at the close at 81, so. 4 dividend OF
S75 per foot will be disbursed to the stock
holders, to-day, for the month Of October.
A considerable surplus remains to the credit
Of the Company after the payment of this
dividend. The mine is said 10 be looking
very well.
Gould & Curry declined from Sl,620 to
Sl,405. rallied to Sl,450, receded TO sellers
option 80 days, and closed at 81, 435 bid,
Sl,+40 asked. A dividend of SO per foot
is payable, to-day, out OF the net earnings
of the past month. Thirty-ive feet have
changed hands.
Chollar rose to 81 100, buyer 80 days, re
ceded 10 $1,000, and was sold, yesterday, at
81 100, buyer 80. Sixteen feet were sold at
these rates. The actual yield of the mine
for the month Of October exceeds $4,000,
which, when received, will cancel all the liza
bilities Of the Company, and enable them to
henceforth apply their net revenue TO divi-
dend fund. The product Of this claim for
the current month will, il is thought, be
largely augmented. The lode in the south
mine continues TO increase in length as It's
DEVELOPMENT progresses, and some good ore
has been met with IN the fifth level Of the
north mine.
Yellow Jacket has been in good request
and steadily advanced from 1855 10 81, $50,
buyers option, and closing at about 81 900.
Large sales were made, and s. feet changed
hands. The present condition OF this mine
is represented as being quite promising. A
l1ESS Uu0N VI pun hSEIA has UScA NlSSAOSSN
recently. Second class ores are averaging
shout $50 per ton, and the debt Of the COM
pany will be materially curtailed the ensuing
month.
Crown Point advanced to $3.50 per foot and
sales have been reported between boards"
q, $50. The WELD of this claim for October
amounted TO $4,000 and, after the disburse-
men, Of considerable sums fpr the exigencies
Of the winter, a surplus balance Of some
5000 remains at the credit of the company.
A transfer Office has been opened on Wall
street for the benefit OF Eastern parties, who
now hold one-6ith Of this stock. The lode
at depth OF 200 feet shows three distinct
pay veins, from six 10 twelve feet in thick
ness. The Crown Point and the Msrysville
Mills are crushing some 20 tons OF ore per
day.
Hale & Norcross has been actively dealt in
and 50 feet were sold receding from S5+5 to
S525, advancing to $3.50, and selling yester-
dav at $40. In drifting from the 500 feet
level, promising ore has been found and il is
thought that further 10 the southeast heavy
and concentrated body OF metal will be
reached.
Ophir has also been largely dealt in, -
feet changing hands; opening AZ S43O, de-
clining TO 500. advancing TO Si20 and clos
ing at S4lS. The new mill is at work about
half Of the time, owing 10 lack OF water its
full capacity is 20 tons per day. and is re-
dueing ore which yields about Sfj per ton.
The company have some 1000 tons Of this
class of ore ON hand ut their mine, are out of
debt, with surplus in Bank Of about Sl2,-
900.
Bes. & Belcher has revived again and eight
shares were sold at $500 per foot.
Uncle Sam declined from 500 to $3.50
=, IL
and Overman rose from $50 to Sl65, and
declined 10 Sl45, some 20 feet changing
hands. Our previous statement respecting
the consolidation of these two companies
was substantially correct.
Imperial has met with but trifiing sales at
Sl55 and Sl57 per share. The receipts OF
bullion from this claim for the month Of Oc-
tober amounted TO $500. After the pay
ment of the dividend of Is per share sur
plus Of ST., 900 will remain in the treasury.
Mr.. P. 5. Buckminster has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Company. The Rock
Point mill is now running 10 stamps and will
employ l6 additional on the 10th inst. The
introduction Of steam power will, 1t IS believ-
ed, obviate auy further difficulty from low
water in the Carson. Outside mills are 10
be dispensed with next week.
Burning Moscow has been subjected to
violent luCludLlDUI anu NdN dCNEhClN hraAl lus
Some 5000 shares have changed hands, de-
Ginning steadily from SIS TO $50 and selling
at the close at about S35. Recent advices
are said to be less favorable.
Bullion declined from Sl55 buyer 10 80, to
Sl43, rose 20 $3.50 buyers option, and sold
YESTERDAY at $40. Some go shares were
sold within this range.
Nevada q. g. declined from S32 to STA,
seller 80, out has since risen to S3l(932
One hundred and sixty-fye shares we're sold
a. these rates.
Sierra Nevada declined from SIS to S471
Real del Monte from S2S1 TO S23, and-Ante-
lope from $50 to so.
Shebs rose 10 S75, buyer 80, and closed al
about $50. A shipment Of some 81 900 was
received this week from the mine.
Wide West fell from ST to S25 and rose
70 S26. The absence of water is interfering
with the operations Of the mill. Utah was
sold at Sl21.
Josephine (Coso) was sold to the extent Of
43J shares, at from Sll to IS, closing at
Ssh. The financial prospects Of this COM
panv are assuming a more satisfactory shape.
Burnside was sold at Sja5l; Bajazet &
Golden Era at Sl60l7; Buckeye at SSf /;
Caledonia Tunnel, S9t@lO; Green (G. H.
stSS.
The aggregate sales OF stock since Satur-
day last amount TO $3.50, lZO.
The OREGON MINr.-The Dalles Noun
tanner, speaking Of the Branch Mint about
10 be established at that point, says:
We learn tina, the dimensions Of the Mint
building will be IS BY so feet, aud as nearly
as possible, fre-proof. The appropriation
made al the last session Of Congress will
cover the expense Of the building and pur-
chase Of lot. Another appropriation will be
required TO fit up the necessary machinery
and place the institution in running order
With proper energy and judicious expendi-
ture Of the money already appropriated there
is reason to believe that the Mint can De
erected and in operation within six months
from date. By way of compliment, we
promise our Portland friends the hrst coinage
nom the Dallrs Branch Mint.
OCR naval vessels continue to attract large
crowds whenever they put into French ports
fact which is in great part due TO the late
combat off the port OF Cherbourg. The de-
tails Of the combat in the port Of Mobile l:
attracting also great deal Of attention from
the fact that in that case, wooden vessel:
with iron prows attacked powerful cuirasseC
yessel-an event which upsets the theory thai
wooden vessels are no longer to venture int
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