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New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 27, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Apr. 27, 1995 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

"We are all the time looking for disaster. We keep saying: 'It cannot be true, it's so good, it is i

The government of Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is waking up a somnambulant privatiz

Norway's April unemployment rate fell to 4.6 percent from 4.9 percent in March, the Employment Direc

The Atlantic has become the dumping ground for poor-quality bulkships that have been driven from the

CHINA ALLOWS KOREAN AIR TO USE ITS AIRSPACESEOUL, South Korea - China has opened its airspac

Precious Shipping Public Co. will take delivery of eight new ships of about 18,000 deadweight metric

The South African gold-mining industry's losing battle against sporadic labor disruptions at its min

AIG'S EARNINGS ROSE 13 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTERAmerican International Group Inc. Thursday re

World financial leaders see little urgency to expanding the International Monetary Fund's resources

It was another routine late-evening flight for the Trans World Airlines jet departing from Lambert-S

Negotiations aimed at extending the commercial air agreement between Taiwan and Hong Kong resumed Th

AIRBORNE EXPRESS HAS WHITE HOUSE CONTACTSIt pays to have contacts in high places.Air

The government Wednesday freed imports of newsprint from licensing procedures and announced lifting

A new joint bid this week from Australia's North Ltd. and Canada's Rio Algom Ltd. is likely to be th

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

With the global village concept, more exporters than ever are offered opportunities to invest abroad

Dan Etete, Nigeria's secretary of state for petroleum resources, has pledged to complete payment soo

The Czech oil industry, straitjacketed for decades in a communist trading system, is rushing to expa

A huge explosion at a gas pipeline in a remote part of northern Russia sent a pillar of fire high in

A busy A.M. Best Co. lowered ratings this week on property/casualty units of State Farm Mutual Autom

Strong European exports helped lift the net profit of Hapag-Lloyd AG by nearly 60 percent last year.

When the dust settles from a last-minute scramble that by next month will yield some 500 contracts b

Cuba is contracting out its seamen to foreign shipping and fishing companies to help its hard curren

Citing accidents in which truck wheels came off, causing two fatalities, Ontario is stepping up insp

U.S. firms manufacturing and assembling in Mexico's border region must soon choose between two types

2333 (Apr. 27, 1995) Previous day - 2320 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

BLUE STAR (NORTH AMERICA) LTD. - Philip Pawley was named owner's representative for Blue Star Line i

Newport News Shipbuilding's operating profit fell to the lowest level in more than five years during

When is an offshore drilling rig not just a drilling rig? When it's considered a vessel, subject to

The skyrocketing cost of catastrophes is spurring insurance providers to develop increasingly compre

U.S. coal exporters and Mississippi River barge operators are at a crossroads created by a surge in

Preserving the nation's civil air resources for use in defense contingencies has emerged as a new el

The European Union will study the feasibility of establishing a free-trade zone with the United Stat

MEXICAN SOYBEAN CROP SEEN DROPPING BY 13 PERCENTWASHINGTON - Mexico's soybean produc

National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC), Iran's state oil company, has proposed denominating oil sales to Ja

Although Japanese trade officials have come to accept that the United States is prepared to move for

The slowing U.S. economy is making the rousing first-quarter financial performance by major U.S. rai

Pie chart: U.S. made to U.S. buyers 461U.S. imports 382U.S. export