Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-16

hale u NofcroBe contlnuee 70 keep out
Of the market, being still held in firm
hands. We may nominally quote il at
$500. Deducting the dividend Of 800
per foot ($4o.oo0), payable on the 10th
inst, we understand that q surplus of
more than 100000 remains at the credit
Of the company. The September yield Of
bullion is largely in excess Of either July
or August. The average yield from ore
reduced during the months Of July. Au-
gust and September, was a tribe over $40
per ton.
Yellow Jacket Auetuated from $40 to
sos (ex.dividend), and at the close sold
ct sis. During the month Of Septem-
Der, 8,43l tons Of ore were reduced. The
average yield per ton for the past three
months has been nearly $36. After pay
ing q dividend Of $50 per foot on the 10Th
inst, q balance Of some $4,000 will re-
main on hand, according to the statements
Of the company.
Savage sold at 81, 1870 early In the week,
advanced to $l,175, then sold at $l,l36
(ex-dividend), and closed at 81, 1876, b. 8.
Tho ore now extracted from this mine
averages, It is said, $58 per ton for second
class and $50 for third class. During the
week ending October 9Th, 1924 tons Of
ore were mined, and the profits during the
same period are estimated ct $2l,240. A
dividend Of $76 per foot has been paid for
the month Of September. During last
month, $500 tons Of ore were reduced,
giving an average Of more than $4l per
ton.
Gould & Curry has changed hands dur
ing the past week At $660@666, closing at
$500 asked. The new body Of ore, said
to be Of good quality, islocated about 500
feet southwest Of the Bonner shaft, aud
40 feet below the second level. It 10 the
same spot passed through some time ago
in sinking the incline from the second to
the third level, below the lower tunnel.
Crown Point was sold at $3.50 early in
the week, and at the close We quote It At
e25, o. 80. During the week ending o.
tobsr 9Th, GA tons Of ore were extracted
from the mine. The lower level 10 now
free from water. The east body, in the
400.foot station, il 10 said, discloses . lode
Of good ore some 6 feet II width. The
average yield Of ore for the month Of Sep
tsmber was $3S 48 ~ ton.
Imperial opened at $S4, declined to 10.
then sold at so, and closed yesterday at
rs. During the month Of September
1884 tons Of ore were reduced. Chollar-
Potosi steadily reoeded from 1l6 to liz so,
then sold at l07 so, and closed yesterday
at 1o8. The average yield Of bullion for
| the quarter closing with September was q
little moro than $23 " ton. Empire Mill
and Mining Co. opened at 10, then cold
at 80, buyer 10. During the months Of
July, August and September the receipts
Of bullion averaged about $23 to the ton.
A dividend Of 90 tY share waS paid on
the 10th inst. II Is said that the future
prospects Of this company are much more
encouraging. 0phir opened at 1876, buyer
80, declined to 1856, seller 80, then sold at
lso@l77, and closed at ITO.
Belcher changed hands during the week
at S92 6o977. Bullion declined from
IA to g.. Alpha sold at 70 ~ foot. Con-
Adence sold at 5000. 0verman opened
at II, and at the close sold for IL. Daney
commanded s.
The aggregate sales Of stocks, legal ten
der notes, etc., since Saturday amounted
to $297,396 rs.