Yet another Canadian mining company has entered the search for graphite. Quebec-based junior Mazarin Inc. (TSE) plans to spend almost $1.1 million between now and next May exploring for graphite, as w…
As indicated by its recent financial results Mineral Resources International (TSE) is continuing to benefit from zinc prices which jumped recently to $1,350(US) per tonne from $820 a year ago. MRI’s n…
Noront Resources (VSE), recently reactivated with strong financial backing as the exploration arm of Central Crude (VSE), is spreading its wings. Although not yet finalized, the company has reached an…
Several high grade drill hole intersections were reported by 50/50 partners, Skukum Gold (VSE) and Berglynn Resources (VSE) from the newly discovered Goddell Gully structure on their joint-ventured pr…
A shortage of skilled miners and low metal prices are affecting silver production at the Elsa Mine, located 500 km north of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. The Elsa silver mine, owned and operated by Uni…
Thomas Meyer wants someday to be a mine manager and Craig Bournes wants to study rock mechanics. The two second- year students at the University of Toronto will likely attain those goals and the minin…
A $420 million(US) expansion program at its Carlin, Nev., operations is paying off for Newmont Mining’s 90% owned subsidiary Newmont Gold. Net income for the first nine months of 1988 increased to $7…
Toronto-based International Platinum Corp. (TSE) has optioned more platinum properties in the United States. The first is a 47-claim property covering some 2.9 miles of the layered Picket Pin reef loc…
Favorable drilling results have been released by Orleans Resources (ME) from the Tangier property (East block) in Nova Scotia located 51 miles northeast of Halifax. Orleans is earning a 50% interest i…
Bitech — J. Wade bought 25,000 (Oct, private) to hold 1,100,416. First Can Gold — J. Hahn sold 1,000,000 (Sept) to hold 41,413. Flagship — Moss Res sold 300,000 (Sept, private) to hold nil. Franco-…
A much-expected Republican election victory combined with concerns of a Liberal government in Canada kept the market twitching nervously. After a couple of days of steep declines earlier in the week w…
ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market $1.07-$1.09 per lb. (Oct 27, 1988). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.05-$1.10 per lb. (Aug 25, 1988). BISMUTH: New York dealer $5.90-$6.00 per lb. (Oct 20, 1988). CADMIUM: New Yo…
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