Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13
wEEK1r STOCK oIRCuLAR.
from the " weekly Stock Circular" Of the As.
ISOLATED BrokerALl

ISOLATED BrokerA.l
SAN Francisco, Nov. IL, 1866.
Within the past two or three weeks
there has been a steady increase in the de-
mand for money, with a larger amount of
good business paper and satisfactory col
~laterals offering. The inquiry seems to
have been confined to no particular de-
partment of business; all interests having
shared in some degree. The ordinary rate
Of discount in bank is 10Y II If cent.
per month, and a number of negotiations
have been made this week at Il fY rent.
Outside loans rule at l3@2 IF cent, ac-
cording to the character Of the collateral
offering.
The receipts of Treasure from Domestic
sources, since our last reference, amounted
to Sl,0SO. 000, nearly all Of which came
from the northern mines of this State, and
from Nevada.
There has been some improvement in
nearly all shares, and the aggregate tran
actions show a large increase over last
week. \ number of sellers option con-
tracts have been filled, and it is thought
that some important orders have been ex-
ecuted, with q view to a better market.
Advices from different mines appear to be
regarded with much more favor, and If all
stocks were not now in such apparent dis
credit with the public generally, and GER
tain capitalists in this city would afford
the usual facilities to dealers, an early and
substantial recovery to the market might
be confidently looked for.
Gould s Curry has been in more favor,
and 90 feet were dealt in, advancing from
Sl,025 TO 1000. then selling at LOO, and
closing at 81, 100 asked. In running west
and south from the station in the new
shaft, 200 feet below the 1926 feet level, a
substantial body Of quartz has been met
with, a portion of which carries pay metal.
This drift is to intercept the old interior
shaft, in the southern part of the mine,
near the Savage line. The average yield
of the ores reduced last month was about
S4S per ton, and the aggregate receipts
amounted to some Sl65, 900.
Savage was very active, and Sc feet
changed hands, advancing from $3.50 to
700, buyer 80, receding to 726, r~allying to
$50, dropping to $50, then selling at IT'S
@760, and closing yesterday at 765 bid.
Active operations have been suspended in
this mine for ten days past, owing to the
re-timbering Of the main shaft {; meanwhile
the company'smill has alone been employ
ed in crushing ores. A decided improve.
ment has taken place recently in the lower
and upper levels Of the mine.
Alpha has been dull and inactive. and
some IL feet were sold within a range of
$3.50 and 100, closing at 100 bid, 800 ask
ed. We can learn of no new feature in
this claim.
Yellow Jacket was dealt in to the extent
Of IS feet, receding from $3.50 to $50,
rallying to 10, dropping to 665. seller 80,
and selling yesterday at $50. It Is said
that some promising developments have
been made in the southwest drift from the
lower level.
Crown Point declined from S720 to
625, rallied to $50, then sold at 100, and
closed at about 100. The wines from the
230 feet level are now down some so feet
vertically in good ore. In oil about so
tons of ore per day are now hoisted to the
surface. The water is subsiding in the
800 feet level, and preparations are being
made to start the drift again.
Belcher has been more active, and some
80 feet were sold at S450@400, closing at
400 bid. Large bodies Of water still
somewhat interfere with a proper develop
ment of this mine.
Ophir has continued to be sustained
with steadiuess, and 80 feet were sold
within a range Of 1885 cash @4071, buyer
80, closing at 1924. Advices from this
claim are favorable, and it is said that
more fiattering indications have been met
with in the drift from the ninth gallery.
Chollar Potosi was very actively deal in,
and nearly 500 feet changed hands, drop
ping from 1925 to 2S5, advancing to $40,
buyer 80, receding to 3l5, rallying to 1926,
declining TO 3l7 so. and selling yesterday
at 3l0@30S. During the week ending
November Sd, $50 tons Of ore were sent to
custom mills, and $50 ton were sold at
IS per ton. The Bajazette ground con-
tinues to look well, and the drift north is
said to be in fine ore, which is being
breasted out. The drift south, for the
purpose Of interesting the promising de-
post Of s%ulphuret ore found lately in the
cross-cut ass feet leve), has been tempo
rarily interfered with, owing to an influx
of water.
Imperial steadily declined from Sl75 to
l56 so, rallied to ia, buyer 80, dropped
to l6S, and sold yesterday at l57@l5S.
The Front Gold Hill Company have insti-
tuted a suit against the Imperial and other
Gold Hill claims, fer the recovery Of all
ground lying outside Of their square loca-
tons /; but the parties defending it do not
seem to add much importance thereto.
The Lindauer mill will not be en-
ployed at present. it not being in an efi-
Gent condition. No definite conclusion
has been reached IN regard to the new
shaft. The productiveness Of this mine. at
no distant day, will depend somewhat
upon the progress Of that work, and in the
opinion Of many stockholders, it should
not be further delayed.
Hale s Norcross fell from $500 to 100,
rallied to $40, and then sold at 2l0@2o6.
Empire Mill rose from $l75 to 1872 80,
fell TO l62, and closes at 1853.
Overman has been sold at S50@76,
closing at g. so.
Bullion fell from $50 to As. rallied to
60, and closed at 81 so.
Confidence was dealt in at $62 6o@7O,
closing at Is.
The total recorded sales Of Stocks, since
Saturday last, amounted to Ss32,os6.
"Goop WILL TO ALL MES."-This is
the motto Of a new paper, in the interest
of the NJ. E. Church South, on this coast,
and edited by the Rev. o. P. Fitzgerald.
When we remember that that Church, like
the late Southern Confederacy, is a bant-
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