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Dec. 2, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Low world sugar prices will not translate into higher demand from Japan as refiners here face slow s

Two former fraternity pals turned insurance executives are about to form the 14th-largest brokerage

A delegation of shipowners will visit Egypt later this month to lobby against the proposed deepening

NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORP. (Norfolk, Va.) - R. Alan Brogan was named executive vice president of transpo

Czechoslovakian State Railways, once the pride of the communist economy, is struggling to survive on

New air-freight industry security measures proposed by the British Department of Transport may requi

Egypt, the third-largest importer of wheat in the world, has closely followed the struggle between t

Banks that finance ships registered with so-called "flags of convenience" are exposing themselves to

SEDGWICK PLANS TO BUY ATLANTA BROKERAGEATLANTA - Sedgwick Group PLC of London plans

Transportation Research Forum. New York chapter, Dec. 3. Gilbert Dubois, first secretary for energy,

Legislative items coming before the 103rd Congress will be uppermost on the minds of port representa

The Canadian government of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is expected toannounce today measur

In the story "Insurer Shuns US Vessels as Injury Claims Mount" on Tuesday, which began on Page 1A an

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

European Community finance ministers will attend the Edinburgh, Scotland, summit next week, reflecti

ABS AMERICAS RELOCATES IN HOUSTONHOUSTON - The American Bureau of Shipping moved its

The first gas field developed solely with China's own resources went into operation this week, offic

State regulators said Monday they will investigate Prudential Insurance Co. over its plans to stop w

The European Community angrily condemned the United States Tuesday for imposing penal duties on impo

Two U.S. Air Force C-141 cargo planes collided in midair late Monday over Montana, apparently killin

CONSTRUCTION SPENDING ROSE IN OCTOBERWASHINGTON - More new home building during Octo

Alaska scientists are forecasting a weak 1993 return of wild pink salmon in the waters polluted thre

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Steamship lines hope to hold up freight rates for service between the United States and the Middle E

Cocoa arrivals at ports in Cote d'Ivoire have picked up over the past two weeks, recovering from a s

On the surface, it seems another of South Korea's big businesses is entangled in politics. W

LAKE CHARLES HARBOR AND TERMINAL DISTRICT (Louisiana) - John Ragland has joined the Port of Lake Cha

Unisys Corp. confirmed Tuesday it intends to bid on the core system for Hong Kong's long-awaited ele

If U.S.-Japan trade relations deteriorate further, Asia and the rest of the world could suffer dire

New York Mercantile Exchange Dec. 1, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

At Sensormatic Electronics' cavernous factory last month, Eduardo Sanchez walked through empty, pitc

Dec. 1, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Australia's North Broken Hill Peko's move to proceed with the development of a A$220 million (US$149

The U.S. dollar took a beating Tuesday after the president of the German central bank said interest

One recent morning, with the temperature eight degrees below zero, the smokefrom hundreds of

NORTHWEST DISCUSSES LOANS FROM SUPPLIERSNorthwest Airlines is talking with three suppliers a

Cargo volume at the largest U.S. bulk commodities port on the Great Lakes, Duluth-Superior, remained