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Wednesday April 22, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

SHIPSCONTAINER BARGE MAKESFIRST TRIP TO PUERTO RICOJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Trai

One rail system has a reputation for running like clockwork, and the other is known for strikes and

Union Pacific Railroad reported continued progress in reducing freight congestion along rail routes

County commissioners here have fired the gantry crane operating company at the Port of Miami tied to

Both Canadian major railways report strong first-quarter profit increases, citing healthy growth in

President Clinton and Congress are heading for a showdown on the level of spending House and Senate

With the bidding for Mexico's third and final main-line railroad concession just weeks away, constru

PLANESVANGUARD SETS SAME-DAYSERVICE FOR PACKAGESKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Vanguard

Norfolk Southern Corp. Wednesday reported first-quarter net income of $229 million, or 61 cents a sh

President Fidel Ramos broke ground for a $100 million international airport in the central Philippin

Full commercial aviation services should begin today over North Korea, slashing the time and costs i

Cargo carriers may oppose a Clinton administration proposal to begin funding the air traffic control

With a growing number of small freight forwarders hauling cargo for giant multinational customers, c

CANAL TO TRIM DRAFTAGAIN ON MAY 16NEW YORK - The Panama Canal Commission says draft will be

For someone following in the footsteps of four generations of freight forwarders, it's no wonder tha

ATLANTIC MARINE HOLDING CO.Cato F. Sverdrup was named president.He has been a board member s

The morning muster slumps at the rail station and waits in a numb commuter's daze to ride the 6:32 s

U.S. importers of millions of dollars of Jamaican shirts will soon have to jump through an extra hoo

Labor Secretary Alexis Herman appeared Wednesday at a controversial exhibit on 178 years of sweatsho

'Managed trade is not free trade. And managed trade is a one-way trade. And one-way trade is dead-en

The effective appreciation of the dollar and the spillover effects of the Asian crisis are likely to

Canadian Trade Minister Sergio Marchi said Wednesday Canada could always go to a North American Free

OFFERS TO BUY* RAW MATERIALS. We will need the following raw materials in the long term: 1.

DEUTSCHE BANK-AEGONMERGER IS DENIEDLONDON - A report in Belgian newspaper De Financieel Econ

MARSH & MCLENNANBOOSTS REVENUE 37 PERCENTNEW YORK - Marsh & McLennan Cos. reported that reve

World yarn production increased by 2.3 percent and fabric output rose by 4.6 percent in the fourth q

The Internal Revenue Service won a billion-dollar victory on Tuesday as the Supreme Court resolved a

A key U.S. senator said she is determined to modernize the 60-year-old law governing ship owners' li

The overseas arm of John Hancock Mutual Insurance Co. in Boston wants a bigger presence in Malaysia,

April 22, 1998No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/ 1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 25.0

GROWING TRADE DEFICITWITH CHINA WORRIES USHONG KONG - The swelling U.S. trade deficit with C

Canadian mining giant Falconbridge Ltd. this week blamed slumping base metal prices and continued pe

International Petroleum ExchangeApril 20, 1998 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

April 21, 1998Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 225.96 up 0.86 whi

April 21, 1998RESELLER RACK UNLEADED MID- PREMIUM-UNL

April 21, 1998No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/ 1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 25.0

New York Mercantile Exchange - April 20, 1998PREV. LIFE OF CONTR. OPENOPEN HIGH

Tuesday April 21, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi