Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-25
WEEKLY sroCK CIRCULAR.
Iron tho Weekly Stock Circular" Of the As
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IFrom tho Weekly Stock Circular" Of the As.
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T. SAN FRANorsco, Sep. %, 1865.
The condition Of the money market is
substantially unchanged. Continued ease
and abundance prevails, and first-class
collateral can be readily placed at 1t per
cent. per month. In some instances dis
counts are made at one per cent in bank,
but these are exceptional transactions.
Outdoor negotiations range from ID to 2
per cent. nssc
Receipts Of treasure from domestic
sources since our last reference amounted
to 81, l50, 600, making an average Of 3d.
200,0 0 thus far during the current
month.
Bullion is in good supply, and consid-
cradle deposits have been made In the
Mint this week. The current rates for
gold here are 840@S45, and silver is SELL
ing at about one-half per cent. premium
for average parcels. .-e u.4z,
Legal Tender Notes have been dull, and
moderate sales were made at the Board at
70 3.S@74, closing at IA bid, 741 asked.
Our latest Geographic advices from the
East quote gold at l433@l44. r,.- nm
The Share Market has exhibited unu-
sual vitality this week, but nearly one
half of the transactions at the Board were
confined to the stock of n company.
The extraordinary activity of these shares,
and the strategic combinations of certain
dealers, has elected no little comment in
stock circles. The violent fluctuations in
cident to this movement frightened some
timid holders for the moment, but the
causes which led to the decline have been
so clearly apparent the past day or two,
that trifing losses have been sustained,
except by those who have unsuccessfully
attempted to create a panic in the stock,
in order to become buyers at low prices.
Alpha was sold at 80, 275@2. 25O, and
is now held at 2.l50.s The third clean
up" from the c~ompany's new mill realized
some $4,000, making in all, thus far,
more than $4,000 from about 1000 tons
Of ore.
Yellow Jacket has been dealt in to the
extent of $50 feet, advancing from $l,360.
seller 80. to l,430. cash, receding to 1920,
and selling yesterday at R420@l 800.
During the week ending September 18th,
1859 tons of second class ore were ex-
tracted from the mine. and l.048 tons
were reduced, yielding 1887, 1876 06, or an
average of $50 46 per ton. The east drift
from the old shaft in the lower level has
with a body of good ore.
Savage receded from Sl,270 to 1905,
rallied to 1890, and was held yesterday
at l,240. The product of this mine is
increasing, and will average during the
month about 1875 tons per day, yielding,
it is said, some $40 per ton.
Gould s. Curry is in less favor, declining
from $1,000 to 1900, and closed at 1920.
bid.
Crown Point is in better request, ad-
vancing from Sl,l00 to 1880, and held at
the close at l,l70. Favorable indications
have been met with in the drift on the
lower level.
Belcher rose to $3.50. receded to $50,
seller 80, and closed at 800. Explorations
continue with great vigor in the different
levels Of this mine.
Ophir has been active, and l65 feet were
sold, advancing from S4l5 to 455, drop
ping to 4l5. rallying to 430, seller 10, and
selling yesterday at 450@440. A new
body of ore has been found in the fourth
gallery, and both mills are now employed
in crushing some thirty ons of ore and
tailings per day. Receipts Of bullion
since the LIST instant, amounted to $4,000.
Hale & Norcross rose from 1906 to $50,
fell to $40, and closes at about $40, bid. ,
Chollar receded from $3.50 to 400, rose
to 1921, dropped to 4l7d, and closed at
40.
Potosi was dealt in at S4o5@4l0, clos
ing at 405 bid. There is no material
change in the present condition or future
prospects of these two mines.
Empire Mill & Mining Company fell
from 1857 to 1926, rose to 1856, and sold
yesterday at 1856.
Imperial has been the feature Of the
market, and $500 shares changed hands,
declining from S255 to 2l5, rallying to
23S, dropping to 23l, rising to 246, reced.
ing to 239, and selling yesterday at 1850
$40. The first and second crushings this
month realized less than 1913, 900, owing
TO the poverty OF inc ore IeuuCcu' out u
portion of the large amount of high grade
ores on hand, will, it is said, now be re-
duced, and with the balance now or hand,
will amount to at least $4,000 before
next dividend day, for which it is proper
to deduct some $4,000 for the expenses
of the month. The lower or sixth level
continues to look well, and a lode of good
ore fifty feet in width has been recently
developed.
Overman fell from $3.50 to 100, and sold
yesterday at Sl65.
Bullion declined from $l35 to 1921, and
closed at about 1922. a,
Daney dropped from S47 to 80, and
sold at the close at 1895.
Burning Moscow fell from 800 to s,
and closed at 4.
Sierra Nevada has been dealt in at S2l
@224. '
Wide West declined from IS to 81.
North American has been dealt in at
$22@24. .
The total recorded sales of stocks and
Legal Tender Notes, since Saturday last,
amounted to $l,l70,234.