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PRODUCER PRICES (May 06, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US63.50-65.75 cents per lb. (Apr. 18, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US84-85 cents per lb. (Mar. 14, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$2.80-2.90 per lb. (Jan. 31, 1991). C…



Atlanta moves up on Newmont deal

As European investors moved to buy up shares of Vancouver-based gold explorer, Atlanta Gold (TSE), the issue has risen to $2.85 from its April 6 trading level of $1.26 on heavy volume. Investors are b…


Insider Trading Sherritt executives on buy side

Sherritt Gordon (TSE) Chairman Ian Delaney and President Bruce Walter recently delivered on a promise to invest more of their own money in the Toronto-based metal refiner and fertilizer producer. Acco…



Denison closing Elliot Lake mine

Ontario Hydro has already begun shopping around for new uranium sources to replace the amounts supplied under recently cancelled long-term contracts signed with Denison Mines (TSE). While uranium prod…


Goldbelt to consolidate

With a view of making its shares more attractive to potential investors, Goldbelt Mines (VSE) is proposing a 1-for-2 consolidation of its share capital. The company has 16,748,024 shares outstanding …


Smelter problems lower Cominco earnings

Cominco President Robert Hallbauer didn’t mince words at the company’s recent annual meeting when he called 1991 first-quarter results “terrible,” or 1990 “a difficult year.” The company’s problems a…




LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Quotation taken out of context

I am writing with regard to an article, “Trip heightens analysts’ enthusiasm for Chile” (T.N.M., April 15/91), in which our gold analyst was quoted. I am concerned that the quotation attributed to Ele…


Minnova rethinks strategy after Samatosum

The original investments Minnova (TSE) made in the Winston Lake and Ansil mines have been paid off, and the company is in the enviable position of having a substantial cash balance, shareholders learn…


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