Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-12
RILLYER d CO.'S WEEKLY STOCK
CIRCULAR,
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tons at rates which have ruled for some
time past-l@lt p cent. per month for
first class paper, while outside transac-
command II y cent. in most in
At present the deposits in our
banks and savings institutions
are very large, having been greatly aug
within the past few months.
This has been more especially the case
since the commencement of the present
year, and may be rather more applica-
BILE to the increase Of deposit receipts
by the savings societies than to our 9TH
er monetary Institutions.
The Legal Tender market has been
very quiet during the period under re-
view, and sales were mostly effected
a range of 73@74c. In the
Board $50, 900 in Legal Tenders sold at
73i@73s, seller 80, and @ small amount
at 733ci also $4,000 in June 1905 at
783c.
The aggregate sales in the Stock and
Board, of Stocks, Bonds and
Legal Tender Notes, during the month
of January, 1857, amounted to $685.
1922; in January 1866, $2,727,ls7 in
January, 1865, 81, sol ,59S and in jan
uary, 1864, $3,4s4, 285.
The duties paid at the Custom House
in this city, from January l to Febru-
airy Z, 1857, inclusive, amounted to
$6l3, 64l 50.
MINING SHARE MARKET.-Since our
last reference the stock market has been
exceedingly variable, but most leading
shares at the close show more strength
at enhanced figures. The improved con-
dition of the roads in the State of Ne
yada, incident to a change in the wealth
er, will, it is thought, remove the recent
difficulty experienced in hauling ores to
the different mills. So far as late de-
velopements are concerned, we hear Of
nothing specially u~nfavorable, and much
that is of an encouraging nature. Sew
eral companies have already announced
their dividends for the present month.
Hale l. Norcross continues to be well
held in the hands of a few parties, and
rarely makes its appearance in the mar
ket. It is nominally quoted at $4,000
asked.
Savage is in better favor at the close,
having declined from $l,96O to $1,000,
then steadily advanced to $2,l25, and
closed at $l,sl5, ex-dividend. This
company discussed a dividend of 500
per foot to its stockholders yesterday,
and will carry forward a cash surplus
of about $4,000. During the week
ending February I'd, 1895 tons Of ore
were extracted from the mine, showing
an assay value of S39.4o per ton-an
improvement Of more than 81 per ton
over the assay value of the amount ex-
tracted during the previous week. Re-
cent developments in this mine, at q
depth Of 100 feet in winze No. 2 from
the seventh station, prove the continu-
ance Of ore to that depth. The CROSS
cut at that point, it is said, shows
eleven feet of fair average ore, and the
returns for the present week exhibit a
marked improvement in the ore taken
from the south mine. The Curtis shaft
is now about so feet below the seventh
station.
Crown Point was very irregular dur
ing the period under review, opening at
Sl,O75, advancing to $l,lo0, seller 80,
then receding to 81 ,025 and $905, rally
ing to $1,000, and closing yesterday at
S975. No material change in the mine.
The shaft from the 4O0-foot level has
now attained a depth of 60 feet. Dur
ing the week ending February LIST, sl2
tons of orc were extracted, showing an
increase of. 1888 tons as against the
amount raised during the previous
week. The bullion returns for the
month of January amounted to about
Sl4O, 900, leaving a balance of $llo, 900
after paying all expenses.
Yellow Jacket was largely dealt in
during the past week, and ut very
changeable prices, advancing from $725
to 5000, rapidly declining to S7l5, then
raising to S770@795, and OF the close
selling at $500. There is said to be
some improvement to note in the con
dition of the south mine; the north
mine looks less promising.
Gould & Curry has met with more in
quiry, declining from $5l2 so to $5o5,
improving to $500 and $3.50, and at the
close obtained $3.50. We arc informed
that this mine looks we'll, without any
change worthy Of special mention. The
mill is in good running condition.
Chollar-Potos shows an improvement
from opening prices, advancing from
S224 to S235, and closing yesterday at
S235. The bullion received by this
company from crossings during the
month of January amounted to about
$50, 600. The breasting recently done
ITO feet below the Blue Wing station
has developed d large body of ore,
which is estimated by the company's
surveyor at 10000 tons of $50 ore.
Empire Mill advanced from Sl75 to
$l85, then sold at $3.50, and at the close
$3.50 is bid. This company disburses a
dividend of SIS per share to-day; this
sum added to the January dividend of
$40, shows a total distribution of $780,
900 since the first of the present year.
1t is said that in the old cred Ledge"
on the 25o-foot level, a body Of ore sup
posed to contain about $4,000 tons is
now in sight.
Imperial sold at enhanced rates dur
ing the present week, rising from $l64
to $l15, and at the close $l75 is asked.
The bullion returns for the month of
January have been largely in excess Of
several previous months, aggregating
Sl45, 948 81, as against S8l ,045 81 in
the month of December-an increase of
S34, 1903. The last clean up in January
produced more than S55, 900 in bullion.
This company has q large supply of ore
at the Rock Point mill, and about 1000
tons had accumulated at the dump on
the first instant, at which time the haul
ing of ore was resumed. The Imperial
shaft is now 775 feet in depth.
Ophir has beendull, q few feet selling
at $l4s@l45, closing yesterday at $l45.
The tenth level drift in this mine to the
east is in about-4 feet. In the north
mine, ninth level; an ''upraise" shows,
it is said, some favorable indications.
Confidence declined from $50 to $26
80, improved to $50, and at the close
held at $26 so. The bullion receipts
in January amounted to $22,494 81 in
to S26,s7S -.
Belcher advanced from $l26 to Sl35,
and closed at $l35, buyer 80.
Bullion sold within a range of $3l@
81 so, closing at $22.