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Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (February 22, 1988)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market 92.00 cents -94.00 cents per lb. (Feb 4, 1988). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.14-$1.18 per lb. (Jan 14, 1988). BISMUTH: New York dealer $5.10-$5.30 per lb. (Jan 28, 1988). CADM…


Editorial No more mules, anyway

The other day a large ad appeared in a major Canadian daily newspaper portraying a “prospector” (it was actually an ad for a computer firm) with all the usual visual cliches — a grizzled, bearded, ro…



Beauchamps gets option

An option has been acquired by Beauchamps Exploration from Falconbridge Ltd. on a property located in Bourlamaque Twp. near Val d’Or, Que. Known as the Callahan property, the claims cover an 800-ft-wi…


H.W.I. arranges funding for Columbian gold mine

Alberta-listed H.W.I. Industries says it has entered an agreement with Ironwood Investments International of Vancouver to arrange a $700,000 bridge loan for work on a South American placer mine. Accor…



Gibraltar reports profits for first time since 1980

1987 was a profitable year for Gibraltar Mines, its first since metal prices fell in 1980. Earnings rose to $4,251,000 or 35 cents per share on revenues of $73,929,000. This compares with a loss of $…



New lease on life for New Kelore

Dormant for a period of time prior to 1987, Toronto-based New Kelore Mines is getting a new lease on life. Speaking at the annual meeting attended by two registered shareholders, President Stephen Cas…


Alberta Stock Exchange Investors in mood

After a period of low trading activity, investors were back in a buying mood this week. Large blocks of the Jen-Tek Energy and Exploration, Frost Resources and Seadrift International crossed the floor…


In the black, Royex plans more exploration activity

Solid financially after recording a profitable year in fiscal 1987, Royex Gold Mining is planning to beef up its exploration side and that of its associated companies. Addressing the topic of explorat…


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