1991

PRODUCER PRICES (October 28, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. market US51-55 cents per lb. (Oct. 17, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US82-84 cents per lb. (Aug. 8, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$3.10-3.20 per lb. (Sep. 26, 1991). CADMIUM: …


Spot prices at a glance (October 28, 1991)

Week’s Change Price (US) Gold* $362.90 + $6.50 Silver* $ 4.15 + $0.10 Platinum* $367.10 + $1.35 Nickel** $ 3.34 – $0.01 Lead** $ 0.23 …. Copper $ 1.07 …. Zinc $ 0.45 + $0.01 Courtesy of Scotiabank…


Weak prices hurt Inco earnings

Lower third-quarter earnings reflect weaker nickel markets and increased unit production costs at its Canadian operations, Inco (TSE) said. The nickel giant recorded third-quarter earnings of US$4.5 m…




Cal Graphite sells Sudbury property

Graphite producer Cal Graphite (VSE) reported selling its Sudbury, Ont., property that was acquired for chemical upgrading of its graphite production. The company, which mines graphite in central Onta…




Newmont tests bioleaching for Carlin refractory ores

Already North America’s largest gold producer, Newmont Mining (TSE), has joined the race to be the first U.S. company to successfully use the gold recovery process known as bioleaching. A number of No…


OBITUARY (October 21, 1991)

Harry Michie, who for 40 years was active in the Canadian gold mining industry as a geologist, recently died in Toronto. He was 66. For almost two decades, Michie was associated with the Coniagas Mine…


Montreal Exchange (October 21, 1991)

Investors were in a buying mood during the holiday-shortened week ended Oct. 15, with both the market portfolio and mining and minerals index recording impressive gains. The former jumped by more than…


Drilling may expand Samatosum mine

Additional drilling on the Gold zone at the Samatosum mine near Adams Lake, B.C., indicates that the life of the mine will be extended. The Samatosum, with current reserves good until October, 1992, i…


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