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Producer prices (August 05, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US59.50-61 cents per lb. (Jul. 11, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US84-85 cents per lb. (Mar. 14, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$3.05-3.15 per lb. (Jun. 27, 1991). CADMI…


PROFILE (August 05, 1991)

Situated in northern Quebec, the Joutel copper deposit is believed to be similar in origin to the famous Louvicourt orebody. Recently Louvicourt’s part-owner Aur Resources signed an agreement with Jou…


Noranda earnings in decline

Lower metal prices contributed to a drop in the second-quarter and 6-month earnings of Noranda (TSE)). The resources giant announced net earnings for the six months ended June 30 of $33 million (two c…


TSE Short Positions (August 05, 1991)

Semi-monthly reports as of July 15, showed 22,733,628 shares of 571 issues compared with 22,630,379 shares of 543 issues on June 30. Larger individual positions included: Amer. Barrick 335,062, up 106…


Stratabound gets backing for exploration from Teck

Calgary-based junior Strata-bound Minerals (ASE) has finally found a major company willing to finance exploration on its New Brunswick base metal properties including the Captain North Extension lead-…


Corona unveils plans to divest non-gold assets

The board of International Corona (TSE) has approved a restructuring plan aimed at separating Corona’s precious metals business from its various other interests. The previously announced plan calls fo…


Alberta Stock Exchange (August 05, 1991)

Reports that Ontex Resources has struck a deal with Placer Dome for further exploration on the Brookbank gold property near Beardmore, Ont., boosted the junior stock by 50 cents to $2.50 during the we…


IOCC Gold Options (August 05, 1991)

Options Open Series Volume Last Interest The New York closing gold price was $362.50 per oz. Last quotations for gold options traded in Montreal and Vancouver as provided at the close of trading each …




CAT’S HUMUNGUS HAULER

It was an awesome and somewhat incongruous sight. Here, in a desert drag race, were two huge Caterpillar mine trucks — the production-proven 195-ton 789 and its latest sibling, the massive 240-ton 79…


LONG LIFE FOR LONGYEAR

Longyear Canada of North Bay, Ont. has entered its second century of existence. Last year, it celebrated its centenary with the introduction of several new products. For example, “Thin Kerf” wireline …


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