Bonanza grades at Red Lake
The momentum is growing as Goldcorp (G-T) hits more high-grade gold in underground exploratory drilling at its Red…
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
Strike ends at Morila
A three-day strike over a productivity bonus has ended at the Morila gold mine in southern Mali, reports operator R…
Trading Summary (June 21, 2004)
Toronto’s gold stocks slipped 1.81 points to 199.51, ending four straight days of gains as the yellow meta dropped…
Amerigo goes after the moly
Vancouver – Soaring molybdenum prices have nudged Amerigo Resources (ARG-T) to add facilities to recover the metal…
Rio Narcea sizes up Salave project
Tapia de Casariego, Spain — The Salave project, near the northern coast in Spain’s Asturias province, is western Europe’s largest undeveloped gold project, and
Daily Metal Prices (June 21, 2004)
BASE METALS (London Metal Exchange — Midday official cash/3-month prices, US$ per tonne)…
Weak Metal Prices spell gloom for juniors
The TSX Venture Exchange took another hit over the June 9-15 trading period, losing almost 50 points to close at 1523. The price of gold continued to struggle and ended the period at roughly US$389 per oz., down slightly from US$391 on June 8.
Yanzhou’s coal a hot commodity
The trading week ended June 15 was shortened by a national day of mourning on June 11 to honour of the passing of Cold Warrior Ronald Reagan, who was buried in Simi Valley in California following funeral services in Washington D.C. Trading action…
Gammon back drilling at Ocampo (June 21, 2004)
Tahera stock churns as Jericho project approved
The week of June 9-15 saw a lot of trading, with the 10 most-active companies all trading over 7 million shares. The spot price for gold in the afternoon on June 15 in London closed at US$386.50, down US$5.85 from a week previously.
Golden ribbons at Forest Hill
Producer and Dealer Prices (June 21, 2004)
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$2,560/t.