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Show GABSON HILL GOLD NETS LARGE PROFIT Boston The CarsPn Hill Gold Mining Min-ing company earned net profits in June of over $6l",000, says the Boston News Bureau. This is virtually tho first full month that the property has had an opportunity op-portunity to test its earning capacity. From the beginning of operations in Jauunry of this year to the last of May it was concentrating operations on development de-velopment and gold production was secondary. Yet for the first, half of 1919 final net earnings totaled close to $230,000 and 70 per cent of the ore treated was from development work. IJrom tiS4o tons of oro in June Carson Hill obtained an average extraction of $13.83 per ton. The company gets pretty nearly all the yellow metal in its ore, recent months showing an extraction extrac-tion in excess of 92 per cent. Including Includ-ing charges of all kinds, operating expenses ex-penses in Juno amounted to only $4.13 per ton. During the past three months, the company has cleaned off all debts incurred in-curred in its early construction with the exceptiou of the $600,000 loan from the American Zinc company. Jt will pay off $50,000 of this loan this month and by the fall the loan should be materially ma-terially whittled down. Rapid strides are being made in the opening up of Carson Hill 's newest level, the 875. A station has been completed com-pleted at this depth, a crosscut has been run to the vein and drifting has been started. From primary drifting operations this lowest level promises to be as rich or richer than the bonanza level above, the 675 foot level, where for 140 feet the ore averages $47 per ton. This confirms- the statement made by the manager man-ager of Carson Hill. William J. Loring, formerly partner of Herbert Hoover, that the vein which showed such value in the levels above would continue on to at least the 875 foot level, to say nothing of below. San Francisco Mining Stocks. i Reported by J. A. Hogle & to.) Cold field district Atlanta 4-5. Booth Sb, Blue Bell 2-3. COD 3b. Comb Fract 6-7. Daisy 2b. Diamf B B 2a. Goldfield Con 66-GS. Ke-wauns Ke-wauns l!a. .Turn bo Ext fib. Lone Star 10-12, Mercer Mines Sb. Oro ,Vt. Vernal 7-S. Manhattan district Dexter I'nion 2a. Grandma Grand-ma 2-3. Spearhead Gold 7-S, Cracker Jack 5-0. C.reaf Bend 2 3. Com! took district C03 Va 3!0b. Confidence (10b. Hale & Norcross 20b. Ophir lSob, Savage 21b. Sierra Nevada 21a. Union 1(5-17. Totiopah districT Belmont 400a, Cash Boy -7, (iipsy Queen 2b, Jim Butler 30-34. Ha'ifaz 1 lb. Midway 27b, Mou Pits Ext 6-7. Montana 17 b. Mizpah Est 12a. MaeNaniara S3b, Nor lb Star 8 9, Rescue Hula " 20-21, Tonopah Ext 280a, West End 173-1$0. utber districts -Nevada Hills 5a, Round Mtn OS -3D. Boston Curb Close. (Reported by J. A. Hocle & Co. t Bay Siaie Gas 10-11. Begole 50-95. Bohemia IVtV Beaton Ely l1..--. Butte &. London 2n 25. B"stoa Mont. S9-90. Chief Con 3- Con An a I'l-1-, Con Cop Mines 7'--S. Can Cop IV 2. Hlack Hawk 40-55. Denbigh 33-35. Fa Rle & Blue Bell 2-2i.t. Ely Cons 10-12. First Nail 2-2'4. Cnl and Jerome V. Goldfield Cons 15-3il. Iron Cap lS-lSH. Hoton CoppT t -1 ;4 . Iron Bli'ss'mi 1-. Jerome Verde V-7i . La Nose 30-40. Majestic 27-30. McKicle.v D5-G0. Mioun Metals 12-14. Monarch v 75-S0. New Baltic o'VS's. NUon 2t-2H. Nev Douglas 20-30. Ohio Copper 50-05. It.iy Hercules 3-4, Tonopah Belmont 3-3'v. Wright-Martin 5-3 Vi' Verde Exlu 4D 50, Gadsden 4-4'i. Walker 4-3. Standard Oil Stocks. 'Reported by J. A. Ho.flc & Co.) Acio 22 -23 V Atlantic 13 .-1370. Bonie-Scnniser Bonie-Scnniser 490-510. Buckeye 102-14. ChSebrough 3"0-32o. C'.'arirontal 600-H25, Crrbceut 34-37. Cumberlar.il 175-1S5. Eureka 172-175. Galena fmnin 110-115. Galena preferred 115-130. Ill I'M'" 1S3-190. Ind Tipe 10O-1U2. National Transit 23' --24. N Y Transit 1S7-192. Northern Pine 110-112. Obio OH 36 -390. Prairie Oil 745-755. 1'raino Pipe 290-295. S-ilar Lfs 3(55-375. Southern South-ern 1'mh- 1-172. Sou them Penn Oil 340-345. S W Pen-j Pipe 102-105. S O Cal 31H-S20. O "1 755 ,tv,. s O Kan 55-tino. S O Kv 450-100. O Nfb M5-555. S O N J 770-775. SONY 590 391. o Ohio ."oo.r.Stl. gwan & Kinch I'"""1 H-i, 1 ,., Tank 13G 110. Vacuum -133 -K 5. iiihigton -13 1. |