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Hecla losses continue

Low gold and silver prices were blamed for recent losses at Hecla Mining (NYSE). The company reported a third-quarter loss of $3.5 million(US), citing start-up expenses at the Greens Creek mine in Ala…


Spot prices at a glance (December 04, 1989)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold*$410.75+$ 4.15 Silver*$ 5.61 $ 0.19 Platinum*$515.35 $17.15 Nickel**$ 4.17 $ 0.18 Lead**$ 0.30 Copper-$ 1.15+$ 0.03 Zinc-$ 0.64+$ 0.01 Courtesy of Scotiabank. Informa…


Muscocho closing Montauban gold mine

Gold-mining operations at the small Montauban project of Muscocho Explorations (TSE) near Quebec City, Que., will be closed down early next year. Muscocho says it is terminating operations at the mine…


Antioch seeks funds for N.S. Mines

Westminer (Canada) may have done another company a favor when it abruptly dropped an option on the Logan gold property here in November, 1988. Its sudden departure, after spending $5 million on drifti…


Audrey financials reflect Mobrun ore

Audrey Resources (TSE) of Rouyn-Noranda, Que., reported net income of $1.03 million or 10 cents per share for the nine months ended Sept 30, compared with $602,880 or 7 cents per share for the same …


Swansea Gold acquired by Australian company

Control of Swansea Gold Mines (COATS), an inactive company, has been acquired by Australian gold producer Sandhurst Mining NL of Sydney. New officers have been appointed to Swansea’s board of director…


Second reading for Mining Act

A bill to amend Ontario’s 83-year-old Mining Act passed second read ing in the province’s Legislature this week and moved another step closer to implementation. The second reading stage generally sign…


Windy Craggy copper bet continues to show promise

Geddes Resources’ (TSE) Windy Craggy copper project in northern British Columbia continues to reveal its potential as contractors drive a crosscut into the North zone. The crosscut is being driven thr…



Moss Res. named after Moss’ McKelvey

In your edition of Oct 2, 1989, you ran an interesting article regarding the derivation of names of a number of junior resource companies. Included was the name of Moss Resources whose origin was attr…


PRODUCER PRICES (December 04, 1989)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US75.50 cents -77.00 cents per lb. (Nov 21, 1989). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US85 cents -90 cents per lb. (Nov 9, 1989). BISMUTH: New York dealer $4.55-$4.65(US) per lb. (Nov…


FUTURES PRICES (December 04, 1989)

N.Y. Commodity Exchange Week’s High Low Close Change COPPER (HG) (in US cents per lb.) Dec112.90 111.80 112.60 + 0.80 Jan110.25 109.50 110.55 + 1.25 Feb108.75 108.75 10…


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