Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10
WEEKLY STOCK CIRCULAR.
Iron the Weekly Stock CIRCULAR" of the As.
ISOLATED Brokers
SAN FRANc1sco. Jan. 7, 1865.

| in the market Tor first. class shares, WIlicn
have, for the most part, been well main
tanned. Flattering developments continue
to be made in a number of claims on the
Comstock, and the future productiveness
of these mines is well assured, for some
months to come at least.
The condition Of the roads i'll Nevada
has materially improved, and little or no
difficulty is now experienced in supplying
the mills with ore.
Transactions in the Board this week IN
low-priced stocks have been rather lighter
than usual. Most of these shares are
dealt in without much regard to their IN
trinsic merit.
The aggregate recorded sales OF stocks
at the Stock and Exchange Board during
the year 1854, amounted to $50, 9S6, 500.
The smallest weekly sales amounted to
$S2, 900, and the highest to $l,OS4, 900,
the average being about 100000 per
week.
The money market is easier, and some
amekoration may be noted in the rates OF
interest. Loans can be readily negotiated
upon good mining stocks, with fair mar
gin from current market value, ID per cent.
per month, and we learn of transactions
at II per cent. Receipts of treasure from
the interior have amounted to some ST.
100000, chiefly in gold and silver bullion.
Bullion is abundant, and without special
inquiry from shippers since steamer-day'
Gold bars may be quoted at SO0@Slo.
Silver is selling at ] per cent. premium to
per cent. Discount.
Legal Tender Notes have been dealt In
to the extent Of $4,000. declining from
46S to 45!, and closing at 46. Latest tel.
egraphic advices from the East quote gold
in New York on the 9th inst.
California Steam Navigation advanced
to 80 ($S00 per share), and is now in
quired for at 70. State Telegraph is
lower, and offered at S3S per share.
Spring Valley Water Company fell from
so to Is per cent. on amount paid in, and
San Francisco City Water Company de-
clined to IS asked. The consolidation Of
these two companies will be legally effect
ed in few days. North Beach and Mis-.
sion Railroad is held ut los. A dividend
is anticipated at an early day.
Savage has been moderately dealt, adj
vancing from $1,000 to Sl,66O. buyer 80,
receding to $l,625. New deposits OF
good ore continue to be found in various
portions of this mine, and the product for
January will probably exceed that of last
month. 1t is said that ample ore is now
disclosed 10 warrant the present yield for
twelve months hence.
Gould s. Curry opened at $3.50 rose to
1880, declined to $3.50, and then sold
for Sl,465, ex-dividend of $40 per foot
paid on the 9TH inst, and closed at about
Sl,465. We can learn of no new feature
in this mine. The yield of bullion is fully
up to the usual average.
Chollar has been very active and 43 feet
were sold. advancing from $1,000, buyer
80, to 1850, buyer 30, receding to 5000
cash, rallying to 1850, and selling yes
terday at 81, $50. This company have de-
clared their first dividend-S40 per foot
payable on Tuesday next. The prospects
of the company are believed to be such as
to warrant regular mouthly dividends
hereafter. From the 5th level, in the
north mine, good ore is now hoisted, and
the south lode continues to increase in
length and width. Shipments of bullion
this week amount to $4,000.
Yellow Jacket was more active than
usual, and 20 shares were sold, steadily
advancing from $3.50 to $50 and closing
at $7sj. The yield of this mine for the
month of December amounted to S9S, OOO'
and the product for the current month is
likely to be considerably increased. The
liabilities of the company are being rapidly
curtaled.
Belcher met with a single transaction at
$500 per foot and is now held at $500.
This company paid dividend of 1924 per
foot on the 9TH inst, and are in more
promising condition than for several
months past.
Potosi is in rather less request and is
offered at S675. The trial of this COM
pany's suit against the Bajazet has again
been postponed. and an order was granted
for a commission TO issue, to take testi-
mony.
Empire Mill s. Mining Company is dull
and inactive at 1925 asked. A dividend
of $40 per share is payable to-day out Of
the earnings of the past month. The
affairs of this company are thought to be
more fattering.
Uncle Sam is in better favor and q
shares have been sold, advancing from
$3.50 to 5000. At the close the latter
figure was bid.
Hale & Norcross has not materially
changed and IA feet were dealt in at from
$3.50 to $3.50 closing at $3.50.
Ophir has been very active, and 90 feet
have changed hands, receding from 1915
to S2s5, rallying to $SOO@3l5, buyer 80,
and selling yesterday at $2sO@SOO. A
prominent stockholder has been large
seller during the week.
Imperial has attracted more attention
and is now in favor at enhanced rates
ITO shares were sold, steadily advancing
from $l0S cash, to 1926, buyer 80. The
entire yield of this mine for the month Of
December amounted to $4,000, and o
surplus of $4,000 was taken to the dlvi.
dend account. The resumption of divi-
dends is confidently looked for at an early
day.
Overman was sold yesterday at 800
per share. Crown Point was offered al
$725,
Bullion has been active, at fuctuatine
rates, advancing from Sis to $3.50, buyer
80, receding to Sll5, rallying to 1921,
buyer 10, declining yesterday morning to
Sl05, and closing at $ll2. S96 shares
were sold within this range.
Burning Moscow has been comparative,
ly steady, advancing from 1927 to $50, and
receding to about S22. Between these
figures, $500 shares were sold.
Bajazet & Golden Era is in better favor
and 22O shares were sold, steadily advanc-
ing from $l7t to 1927: ao,
Nevada lJ..G.) fell from S52 to $2S
rose to $474, receded Yesterday morning
to $40, and closes at Sal: 252 shares
changed hands at these rates
Real del Monte was sold at $lS-tht