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Nov. 5, 1992 Copper Total, 70,596. Gold Total, .1,765,927.Silver Total, .279,

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

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Prices for Japan open-specification naphtha seem to be holding steady amid the recent plunge in crud

Claims from Hurricane Andrew in the Lloyd's of London insurance market are unlikely to top $1 billio

As of Nov. 5, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Despite a worldwide recession, verging on a depression, in the construction equipment industry, the

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS TO UNVEIL RAIL PLANPatrick Gallway, the Port of New Orleans' planning an

Ambitious plans to privatize Russia's top-heavy trucking enterprises and spin off some of their idle

Ray MacSharry, the European Community's farm commissioner, quit Thursday as agriculture negotiator i

The U.S. Postal Service, its plans to award a new 10-year, $1 billion contract for express and overn

TRUNKLINE GAS RESTARTS LA. OFFSHORE PIPELINENEW YORK - Trunkline Gas Co. Wednesday r

While Gov. Clinton has promised to create jobs for average Americans, several U.S. ambassadors in So

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German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said Thursday that Bonn wanted Poland to join the European Community,

Fire broke out at a chemical plant in Northwest England on Thursday, releasing a cloud of toxic gas

An upward premium growth curve enjoyed by Canadian insurers since 1984 ended in the second quarter.<

Kemper Corp.'s $51.9 million drop in third-quarter net income had no effect on its decision to put i

Fighting mad over rental rate increases imposed by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey in th

1124 (Nov. 5, 1992) Previous day - 1119 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

This city's decision to play hardball with Delta Air Lines by insisting on a higher rent for a city-

The composite longer U.K. leading indicator, which charts movements in the U.K. economy over the bus

German steel production reached 3.31 million metric tons in October, down 9.4 percent from a year ag

Bombardier Inc. of Montreal and Northrop Corp. announced Thursday a plan to present a joint proposal

South Korean foreign exchange dealers expect the won to stabilize or weaken slightly against the dol

Prime Minister John Major said Thursday that British ratification of the Maastricht Treaty would not

A California hog farmer is hoping his method for making energy out of pig manure will be a big hit i

Along with most of the rest of the world, China's arms industry is trying to find something new to d

Business sentiment among small Japanese companies continued to deterioratefrom July to Septe

The U.S. dollar gained soundly against the deutsche mark and declined a bit against the yen Thursday

Argentine consumer prices rose 1.3 percent in October, up from 1.0 percent in September but down fro

Average statewide home heating oil prices climbed a penny a gallon in the second half of October, Fr

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The Kansas state Board of Agriculture has imposed an emergency quarantine on pine trees from some Gr

Union lawyers are concerned that the federal government could widen its powers to intervene in labor

The U.S. futures industry is greeting the Democratic presidency with cautious optimism, hoping Bill

Like many U.S. industries that depend heavily on exports, construction equipment is feeling the pinc

Cargill Inc., one of the nation's largest processors and shippers of agricultural and bulk commoditi

South American shipping companies are excitedly observing new maritime transport developments in Sou

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