Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09
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From the Weekly Stock Circular" of.the As
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from the weekly Stock Circular" of.the AS
sociated Brokersl
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 1866.
No unusual requirement exists for
money, and capital is very abundant.
Bankers loan to their customers upon
prime short paper at l per cent. ~ month,
and rates on the street range at 1929
cent, according to circumstances.
The better class Of mining shaos is &C.
cepted by capitalists as the basis Of loans;
but upon those of less prominence accom-
modations are obtained with great diff
Guilty.
The receipts of Bullion from domestic
sources show a slight falling off, and since
Saturday last amounted to less than
5000, 900. During the month Of Septem-
Der the treasure product Of California x
ceeded 80, $50, 900, and Nevada produced
about 1000, 900. Gold bullion is ruling
at 84O@850, and silver bars may be quoted
at par "a ! Y cent premium.
Legal Tender Notes have been dull and
inactive, and small sales have been made
at 733c, closing at 73c bid. Our latest
Geographic advices from the East quote
gold at l461.
The Mining Share Market has been de-
void of especial interest this week. Some
prominent stocks have been tolerably we'll
sustained, and continue in favor, while
others appear to be somewhat neglected,
and are lower than at the close of last
week.
Alpha is in rather less favor, and small
shares were made at 90, 100, closing at
about $4,000 asked. There is no material
change in this claim, and the company's
new mill is kept steady at work.
Yellow Jacket fell from $l,350 to 1900,
rallied at 1900, and sold yesterday at
1926. During the week ending Sept.
25th, 1916 tons of ore were extracted from
the mine, and 975 tons werH reduced,
yielding S34,824 81, or an average of
$50 70 per ton. For the week ending
October Sd, the bullion product exceeded
$40, 500, making an aggregate of some
1882, 900 for the past five weeks. The
winze sunk from the 800 feet level upon
the west strata continues in good ore.
Savage met with trifing sales at 81 200,
and closing at LOO. Receipts of bullion
last month amounted to $96, 900, and the
product of the mine this month will, it is
said, be increased to loo tons per day.
Gould s. Curry was dealt in to the ex.
tent of % feet at $1,000, closing at l,l65.
The 200 feet level (below the lower tun-
nel) has developed nothing new as yet;
but some good indications have been met
with on the surface of the same. The
bullion product for August amounted to
Sl65,3l9.
Crown Point rose from ST. 30t to LAO,
then sold at l,200-assessment of 500
delinquent, and closes at l,l65 asked.
Belcher fell from $3.50 to $40, and was
held Yesterday at 1856. The drifts from
the shafts in the lower levels have as yet
met with nothing encouraging.
Hale & Norcross was dealt in to the ex-
tent of 800 feet, receding from $3.50 to
$50, rallying to 800, declining to COZ 90,
and selling yesterday at 677@675-assess-
ment delinquent. The winze from the
533 feet level is down about 100 feet, and
o connection will be made with the south
west drift from the 700 feet incline as soon
as possible.
Ophir Is in better favor, and some 70
feet were sold, advancing from $3.50 to
525, receding to 475, seller 40-assessment
delinquent, and closing at 6l2. Explora-
tons are to be renewed from the bottom
of the Mexican shaft.
Chollar fell from S5l2 to 400, rallied to
500, and dropped to 400 again, and closed
at AGO. At these rates some $50 feet were
sold.
Potosi steadily declined from 1892 to
$50, and closed yesterday at $50; in all
about 200 feet changed hands. An assess
ment of $l5 per foot was levied October
Sd. The product Of the Chollar. Potosi
mine is now averaging about 100 tons OF
ore per day.
Imperial fell from $3.50 to 22O, rose to
1924, and was dealt in yesterday at 230@
226. The receipts Of bullion last month
together with the balance on hand Aug.
lst) amounted to $ll9,693 60. During
this period $lS,690 81 were expended for
supplies, and the ordinary expenses of the
company were $685. 90, leaving a bal
ance in the treasury of $6l,4S0 76, Sep
TENDER LIST, out of which a dividend Of $40
per share ($4O,OOo) has been declared
payable on the 10th inst. The crushing
capacity Of the Rock Point mill has been
materially increased, and some 300 tons
will be reduced this month by both mills.
The only liabilities the company now have
amount to l4,2l5 81, maturing from Oc-
tober 23d to November 10Th.
Empire Mill and Mining rose from 1920
to 237t, and closes at 225.
Bullion advanced from 1925 to l60, fell
to l25, and sold at the close at l27.
E~xchequer is in better favor, and some
200 shares were sold at S25@2S, closing
at 81.
Lady Bryan was sold at sc.
Wide West sold at $6@8.
Sierra Nevada was sold $l6@23, clos
ing at 22-assessment delinquent.
The total sales of Stocks at the Board
since Saturday last inclusive, amounted
to $9l7,443.