Shares of Teck Cominco (TCK.A, TCK.B) rebounded from Monday’s drubbing. The diversified miner added C$1.30 to close at C$30.22.

Linear Gold (LRR) failed to attract buyers after reporting a 5.07 metre drill intercept running 10.2 grams gold per tonne at its El Filao project in Brzil. Linear ended the day down C$0.06 at C$1.05.

Shares of Committee Bay Resources (CBR) bounced off the mat after the company tabled a 13.59 metre drill intercept grading 23.53 grams gold per tonne at its Three Bluffs deposit in Nunavut. Committee Bay ended the day up C$0.015 at C$0.115.

Beaten down uranium player UEX Corporation (UEX) added C$0.17 to close at C$1.51 after the company reported that the Horseshoe deposit in Saskatchewan holds an indicated resource of 3.578 million tonnes grading 0.237% U308 and an inferred resource of 311,000 tonnes grading 0.208% U308.

The junior explorers showed a bit of life on Tuesday but as the financial turmoil continues to unwind, the worst may not yet be over for the resource players. We will see what Wednesday trading has in store.

Source: Resource Stock Roundup Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Teck Cominco (TCK.B) had a particularly rough day after announcing that the $4-billion senior-term loan facility and $5.81-billion senior bridge loan facility, to be used for the acquisition of Fording Canadian Coal Trust, is now complete. Teck ended the session down C$4.65 at C$28.92.

Shares of San Gold lost C$0.14 to close at C$1.18. The junior, which is working the Rice Lake gold mine project in Manitoba, recently announced a C$20 million flow through financing priced at C$1.50 per share.

Inter-Citic Minerals (ICI) got new joy after announcing an 8.8 metre drill intercept running 4.58 grams gold per tonne from its Dachang project in China. Inter-Citic ended the day down C$0.03 at C$0.47.

Colossus Minerals (CSI) tagged 26.85 metres running 8.61 grams gold and 14.43 grams palladium plus 23.3 metres running 5.11 grams gold and 2.34 grams palladium at its Serra Pelada project in Brazil. Colossus ended the day down C$0.18 at C$1.72.

Tahera Diamond (TAH), which is restructuring under court protection from creditors, has been bought by a privately held company for an undisclosed cash sum. The proceeds will be used for payments to Tahera’s creditors and the existing shareholders get nada, nothing. Tahera ended the day down $0.02 at C$0.015.

The junior explorers continue to be pounded by investors and there is no end yet in sight to the unfolding brutal bear market. The junior board is now at levels last seen in 2003 and having broken the 1,400 point mark, the 890 point bottom hit in 2002 appears within reach. We will see what Tuesday trading has in store.

Source: Resource Stock Roundup Tuesday, September 30th, 2008