Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
WEEKLY STOCK CIRCULAR.
From tho Weekly Stock Circular" of the As.
sociated BrokefalA Tsssa.

III NNNASAs a AolA liz
prevails in bank circles where the rates rule
as formerly. The outside requirement upon
mining stocks and other collaterals is more
active, but this description Of security being
in q little better favor, borrowers are effect
ing loans with rather more facility than for
some time past. "
The receipts Of treasure from the interior,
since last Saturday, amounted to 81 800, 600,
making an aggregate Of IS, 900 for the
month Of June. The deposits in the Branch
Mint during the past month reached $780,
600, and our exports Of gold and silver
amounted to some 81 o ,000.
The supply Of bullion appeared to be ade-
q~uate-to the requirement Of shippers yester-
day, and gold bars were sold at S25@SSO.
Silver was fair in request at 4 If cent. pre-
MUM to 2 IT, cent. discount. .
Legal Tender Notes have been dull and
during the week, and the recorded
sales at the Board amounted to less than
$4,000, (par value advancing from IA to
73tc, then selling at 70, and closing at about
bid.
The mining share market has been m
what apathetic, and transactions we're much
than those Of last week. Some lead
ing shares were tolerably well maintained,
others show a decline at the close. A
few claims, Of q rather more speculative
character, were actively dealt in, at enhanced
The general market has presented no
feature this week, and no changes OF
have been reported in the APP
pearance Of any portion of the Comstock
vein.
City stocks, for the most part, continue in
favor, and are strongly held BY many Of the
leading dealers in these shares. Pacific In
surance Company advanced to Sl45 per
share, "a premium of As If cent? at which
rate sales were made. We understand that
this company have a large surplus on hand.
Its affairs arc well managed.
California Steam Navigation receded from
$40 10 7l0, and closes at about 730 asked.
II is believed that this company has accumu-
lated n surplus balance OF some $4,000,
after having regularly divided 2 IT, cent. 4
on its capital stock, Of l 1000 per share,
for moro than a year past. Spring Valley
Water Company was sold at 4S3, and North
Beach and Mission r. r. at SO.
Gould & Curry was sold early in the week
a, $500, and is now held at about 1850.
The ores in the upper chambers are said to
be holding out well, and the company's mill
running up to its full capacity. A dividend
Of so per foot will be paid for the month Of
June.
Savage is in some favor, and So feet were
sold, receding from Sl,425 to l,2T0, seller 30,
and 1925 cash; advancing to 1,400, and clos
.ng at 1925 asked. The deposit Of ore re-
Gently met with in the lower level has not
proven to be as formidable as was anticipated,
out it is promising, however.
Yellow Jacket declined from $1,000 to l.
80, rallied to 1000. receded to LOGS, and
'old yesterday at l,0S0@l,o70. Within this
'angc l60 feet were dealt in. We are not
Of any favorable change in the con
Of the Company's finances, or Of any
lew developments in the mine.
Alpha continues inactive, and IL feet were
'old, declining from Sl,450 to 1900, rallying
l,400 bid, and closing at l,45O asked.
Adyices from this claim are still favorable,
md the liabilities Of the company are said to
,re is being taken from the upper levels.
Crown Point has fuctuated but little, and
small sales were made, opening at $7S5,
to 800, receding to 10000, and
selling yesterday at $50. The body Of ore in
proved somewhat, and some good ore is still
icing taken from the west vein Of the upper
Belcher receded from $3.50 to $500, seller
30, and closes at hbout 40. No material
change has taken place in the upper levels,
Ind work progresses with vigor upon the
main shaft.
Hale & Norcross has been much less active
his week, and some 90 feet we're sold, de-
shining from S875 TO $500, advancing to
so, and selling at the close at 550(9560.
The indications found in the lower drift are
to be favorable.
Ophir rose to $3.50, fell to $50, advanced to
700, and was dealt in yesterday at 4S5@5W;
.omc 81 feet changing hands. The body OF
IRE in the south mine, between the 9th and
tn galleries, still furnishes about IS tons
laily: one half Of which is sent to the Ophir
and yields some $50 per ton ; the
at the Woodwork Mill, is yielding
IN average OF about $50. The receipts Of this
company, from the lst to the Oath ult.,
amounted to $4,000.
Empire Mill and Mining Company was
,old at S435 per share, but is now in some
at 1856. The east drift from the shaft,
It a depth Of 545 feet, has penetrated q budy
IF fine ore, and the condition Of the company
IS thought to be moro fattering than for
sometime past. After the payment of q divi-
lend for the month Of June, a handsome
surplus will remain on hand.
Chollar has been subjected to characteristic
fluctuations, and 224 feet were sold, advance
ing to 1915, declining to 800, rallying to
ssh, dropping to $40, and closing at $50.
An assessment Of $50 IT, foot was levied on
The 2Sth Of June.
Potosi has likewise vibrated materially, de-
from $3.50 to S285, advancing to 375,
receding to 335, and selling yesterday at 1876
6332, some 364 feet in all changing hands.
This company levied an assessment Of $50
4P foot June 9th.
Uncle Sam was sold early in the week at
IF share, then suddenly advanced
10 200, receded to l65, rallied to 225, and
at l95@200. A promising body Of ore
has been found, it is said, in the sixth level,
and a good deposit Of $50 ore was p~enetra-
ted yesterday in the third level Of the Over
man ground.
Imperial continues in favor, and 700 shares
were sold, steadily advancing from $225 to
24l, and changing hands yesterday at 1850
240. From the annual report of the officers
Of the company, for the fiscal year ending
May 3lst last, we gather the following in
teresting items:
During the year there was extracted from
the Alta Mine 2S,067 tons, the extraction OF
which has cost, including sinking OF shaft,
hosting waste rock, n improve
.ents at Alta Mine, as follows:
Mining expense .SlSo'4Os %
Mining Observation-Disclosures l,l30 w
Gold Hill Drainage Co.......-... l4,37S 81
sl5O,9ll %
Or, s5 81 per ton.
The total disbursements for the fiscal year
have been S625, l9l "a. This does not in
clude the debts that were contracted in the
previous year, nor the dividends. The total
Of tons Of ore reduced was 1896
an average Of $22 IA per ton. This
includes all expenses, ordinary and extraor-
binary, and may be safely estimated as a fair
Of expenses per ton for the coming
year.
The total yield for the year was 1884,
$50 Sc. The number Of o Of ore reduced
2S,236, making the average yield per ton for
the entire year $50 26.
The expense Of reducing ores in the Rock
Point Mill has been 81 per ton, and Of trans
portation Of ores to this mill 4 40 per ton.
The cost Of reduction in the Gold Hill Mill
has been $40 so per ton, and Of transporta-
ton to this mill Of ores, one dollar per ton.
At the date Of the last ~stockholders' meet.
the stock Of this company was selling for
,h0rt SI5O ner share, During the wear hfty-