Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-03
Weekly Stock Report.
[By Associated Brokers of the San FrancisI
Stock and Exchange Board.

Weekly stock REPORT
[By Associated Brokers of the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board.l
SAN Francisco, Dec. 81, 1864.
We have no material change to note in
the condition of the stock market. Leading
shares are firmly held, and the late advance
has been, for the most part, well maintain
ed. One or two prominent claims were sub
jected to some short sales last week, and a
decline was established, but this has been
recovered within the past few days. These
transactions are not likely to prove Of much
advantage to the seller, ifthe present strength
of the market is any criterion Of its COM
plexion at the maturity of the contracts
lately made. Lower-priced stocks have been
rather actively dealt in, but, with triiing ex-
captions, at decline.
The year will close upon comparatively
steady and safe market, and the business OF
the Board henceforth is likely to be conduct
ed more legitimately, and with less risk than
formerly. The experience Of the last six
months has taught many the importance Of
a conservative and prudent policy, whether
in operating for themselves or in the execu-
ton of orders for their friends.
The money market maintains substantially
the same features. Capital is abundant and
discounts are readily obtained in bank at
l1(62 per cent. per month upon unex-
ceptional collateral. In the open market,
where the securities offered are less desira-
BILE, higher rates prevail.
The aggregate receipts of treasure from
the interior and northern coast during the
current month, will exceed Five Million
Dollars. Our product of the precious metals
for the past IL months will probably be
larger than that of any previous year in the
history of the country.
Bullion is plentiful and gold bars have
been taken to account by the bankers dur
ing the week at about SS00@Sl0. Silver
bars range as formerly. n
Legal Tender Notes have been sold to the
extent of $l03, 900, opening at AZ, rising to
4S, dropping to 463, seller 80, and closing
at AZ. Latest Eastern adyices quote gold in
New York at 223 on the 30th inst.
Spring Valley Water Co. has advanced to
so If cent. on amount paid in equivalent to
1858 per share,) and San Francisco City
Water Co. also rose to 70 IT, cent. Of par.
A consolidation Of these two companies was
agreed upon, to take effect on the LIST of jan
uary next. The new corporation is to re-
present 5000 shares Of stock, Of 81 900 each,
5000 OF which accrue to the S. F. C. W. Co.
and $500 to the S. V. w. Co. 1t is believed
that upon n capital stock of $4,000, 900 regu-
lar monthly dividends can henceforth be de-
clared by the new company and that this
union of interests will give great satisfaction
to all parties.
Sacramento Valley Railroad has been sold
at 20, which is now bid. North Beach and
Mission Railroad has advanced to IS bid,
los asked. California Steam Navigation
Co. is inquired for at 751, and San Francisco
Gas 20. at 10. =, &C..
Savage mas so met wit with small sales WITHIN
range OF Sl,oO9(9I'SZo,. eX DIVIDEND OF SIo
per snare, Psiu ON SATURDAY tas', anu crosses
AZ Sl,ooS olG' 9uysr oV. Allef Ine ueelats-
tlon OF tue ulViuenu-soule TWO weeks III au-
vance OF tne eeuiar gay Of Payment-a con,
siderable oaLancT was lel' IN tae treasury Oh
tne company t1e niue u cohtinugs 70 l1ok
wen, anu t"I y,eiI VI out.:ou ~. Dtoe"'ei
wiz r $500 :. E Snas VI .ne pte,uS .nou. 10
uouiu LUZ 20 A. osaeI ;aSot, anS o. -
iees were e, SG1g' steau! advancing I I6om e.,
oov 10 St'"ro, anu GIoSlne az Sl,o'v; Ne
ceipts Of oulilon the current month are
nearly up " Tue eelaSe VI Tue past two
months ana aiVideno OF Sio per iootls
conhdenty anticipated. Aavices from the
nll9e ~, anu nnili are US lasolaG,e as Formerly
anu the usual ACTIVITY prevails IN every de-
pa TtaT
~ o. a. nao ue LA ;. man Usually ace'
a 6S ~ brror On 49, U a " q, ots ~ ~ %S
w, ouie. " 10y anu S.ioa' easn. NT
InSnse mao TI Sn pI ,a.. ~ 'ue ohsLscVel VI
Tue Litue. ne At p' e0o vi ORE ~. TINS week
is estlulateu AZ Sl,ovO TONS heceipts Oh oul,
non tns sap curing a0n the month have amounted
70 some Soo,uoo, aed SoV,oOo Is SAID to be IN
'fd ps.oa; ~ t J,,II c,5' =,
ndo 10 uu S,s sS iS anu smaI saLes
were maui a. SoI'IS?IOV: Inc SUIT oil this
tSo "a ~ Ianuarv 'aAe' mas 0eeh SET ior
'n y On y, J Ianra. In - e,es u On
- eo0S hU%on On 'e, ny " S!Io, seiler ~; rose
S7SS Eiabt too, LII rou we" ois ne'u yseIuay a'
VII " g. e sGu az tnese lates.
,voo ;nnn;reJ fOr u, SoUy, aoSe % SlV"' Tnu
Hf %o If hi. conon rne c.ose a. ?Ioo. Inc
sa,;sfso ~ s, shoU aie assuming more
now emnIoved cpusS H%~ un0er Oh mills are
Hale & NoTcross rose ~ Saso d,o,;., :.
5000 at which rates 10 Feos 800 49, aa,d u
T SIo0o a. S9en fIteS 10 leet were Sole, and
foot was ,ev;e5 IN tho oe,h ; VI S"o pet
OnbiT has been ac,;ra u .n rtSt s1
dealt in at from 500 to sS75 We eDn learn se
of nothing of special interest from this s MINIS; I
Uncle Sam is in more favor and Inn .hars.
have been sold, advancing from o. 5S H. ~ ' GIG
receding to Si65 and Closing ~ SIN h;S
Sov 1J LIS. Salu taat some favorable
Overman sold Yesterday at si9o The 70.
port of the expert, who reeeSsl LV examined
into the affairs of this companv. il now being