Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-24
wEEKLY STOCK CIROULAR.
From the weekly Stock Circular" OF the As
ISOLATED Brokersl

DAN 4AEAENNAoSS1 Suly a. 1OOOs
The money market continues to be well
supplied with capital and rates are easy. Ac.
commodations in bank are readily obtained
at ll8l3 IT, cent. per month, and upon the
street negotiations are made at l5(62b If
, cent. per month, according to circumstances
AZ the present moment re have the pros
pect of an easy money market throughout
! the Summer and Fall.
Receipts Of treasure from the interior,
since Saturday last, amounted to $3.50, 900,
making an aggregate Of 50, 10000 thus far
| the current month.
Sales Of gold bars were made for the Pana-
ma steamer ut S20GS30, and silver ruled at
about par for round parcels. The total COIN
age of the U. S. Branch Mint, in this city,
during the past fiscal year lending June
30th) amounted to $40. zoo, 900; Of which
sum SIS, 500,O00 was in double eagles. The
total coinage Of gold and silver at that estab-
lishment during the previous fiscal year,
reached an aggregate OF Sl9,400,0OO.
Legal Tender notes have been dull and in
active this week and small sales were made
at 73s@73s, closing at 731 bid, 73S asked.
Our latest telegraphic advices from the East
quote gold at about l433 on the 18th inst.
No important changes have taken place IN
the share market, and some leading stocks
are tolerably well maintained. A number OF
shares Of less intrinsic value have revived 4
little, and some transactions were made at n
slight improvement over former quotations.
There is, however, not much disposition to
invest in these fancies as yet.
Gould 4 Curry has met with no sales, but
is freely held at about 81, $50. The Drift now
300 feet distant from the d street shaft, at 4
depth of 200 feet below the lower tunnel, mas
penetrated what IS supposed to- be the clay
seam OF the ledge, but no tangible evidence
Of the existence OF 4 pay vein at this point
has been found thus far. The deliveries OF
ore from the upper levels are aVerasing
about ~ tons per day. ana VIII amount ="
SoHhe -,eVV IONS iol ehe cuiLe I'm 81
cetp.s VI 0a III S,1eS 5U ono 'I nSt NM ! n-nos r;Oid ~
"nouhNsu StHo'OVV, ~ ~ III L.
9nIStPaESu y ne u Vi Out.. nn
aeha Is nSeiy 10 DC the Sa"e' no"e'e'-S'0
per ioo'.
AiphS c9ntlnues apatneslc, o H s sonS2
neia, small sales were maze AZ Sl,4oo, anI
Sl,3OO, closing at Sl'ido oid; some Roo9
ore IS now being taken from INC io"cF anu
upper Levels OF TINS NINE
savage Is IN Tess iafoI, ueenu,uS hoh,
SLID to l,340, then selling at l,3lC' ana
closing at l,32o. The product OF the nine Is
now averaging about % tons per day, but the
ore is Of poor quality. From the annual re-
port Of the officers Of this company, made to
the stockholders Yesterday we CLEAN the iol-
lowing tens: During inc past year, enu;ns
july ISL; tue tSSat proGoc. OIL 'ne m!ne
amounted 70 ol,ooV IONS, l,9tl TONS OF winch
was hrSt class ore i9,oVo tons sec0hu Grass,
and Ivy tons third class. lhe total yieid o,
TINS ore IN oulilon exclusive OF some sWail
shipments to Europe) amounted in the ag;
gregate to S2,256,2S5: The reduction OF al
the ore has cost Sl,ll6,OOO, and SozO,oOO
were dis6ursed in dividends. The expense
OF reducing trSt class ore was S4I.46, anu
second class SzVio-an average Oh Szl.io
per ton. The yield OF hrst class ore amount,
ed to Sll9.92; second class Sal, and third
class Sl4.94-an average product OF S43.SI
per ton. The cost Of mining, and other oper-
atoms incident thereto, have averaged SlO.22
per ton for all the ore raised to the surface.
Yellow Jacket was dealt in to the extent OF
l63 feet, advancing from 81 900 to LOU, re-
ceding to 1880 again, then selling at LOIS,
and closing at l,0+0. The company arc now
h~oisting about 100 tons Of ore per day, the
quality Of which is said to show some i'm
provcment.
Crown Point has been in better favor, and
l03 feet were sold, advancing from $50 TO
900, rcceding to $40, and changing hands
Yesterday at 900(d970. A new deposit of
good ore has been found in sinking from the
230-fect level. 4 late crushing Of orc yield
ed some SIS per ton.
Belcher is in fair request and well main
tanned. Some so feet were sold, receding
from $40 to $40, rallying to $50, and closing
at S25@S3O. There is no new development
in this mine.
Hale X Norcross fell from S5S23 to 800,
and sold yesterday at 560@565. Drifting has
recommended toward the east.
Ophir rose from $3.50 to $40, then sold at
492(G+50, some 81 feet in all changing hands.
The second trial of the Burning Moscow VS..
this COMPANY, has resulted, as before, in 4
disagreement Of the jury. The yield Of the
Ophir mine for the first half OF this month
amounted to 5l2 tons Of ore, averaging $50
@1j per ton. Receipts Of bullion thus lar
the current month have been about S31,CGE.
Drifting continues east and south from the
Mexican shalt 49,
,Chollar dropped from S4o0 70 SoV, edvanc-
ed to ~, and soia yesterday NJ
some lto rect changing hands: a.
Potosi icL rom SSSo 70 30, rose 10 ioo,
and closed at WITHIN whlcn rahSe
al feet were solo. n JOINT product OF the
Chollar and fotosi mines now amounts 70
soH 80 p!l ~. D.. Sano..t
from tue nltn station vi the Lo.osi Penes-
ed a small ven OF good ore last week, ana q
drltt VAL now DC continue 70 the nun icEet
OF the North ChoIar NINE. Inere Is no
change IN any otner portion OF eiIner ni ne
Uncle Sam has been active, and nearly 2oo
shares were dealt IN, opening az 500, ae-
cli1lng TO SZSS, rallylng 70 800 aro bIHSo 10
$500 and selling Yesterday at SZSo9ZsO.
Oycrman fell to SZJ21, rose to S3lU, rccedeu
to $500, and closed at about S29O asked. a
new body OF good ore has been disclosed IN
the cast cross-cut OF the third level near the
north line OF this mine; h company are
now hosting considerable ore 70 the surface
Imperial receded from $2S7 to 233, rose to
2do' Deemed 70 no, .hen sou 5oo ~ ErG. Se;'ct
tive operations in this mine have been sus-
pended for a few days in order to perfect some
Improvement u tue main sh"it' Lnean"nNe