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International Petroleum Exchange Sept. 18, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Analysts and grain merchants generally agree that, unless there is a crop- killing frost in the Midw

Friday Sept. 18, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Louis Romano was appointed senior vice president for sales at this independent fuel oil distributor.

Gold prices are likely to rise toward $360 an ounce, or even $370, through the end of 1993, if suppl

As of Sept. 18, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list pric

BOEING MACHINISTS VOTE TO STRIKE IF TALKS FAILMembers of Boeing Co.'s largest trade union, r

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The Mexican government is preparing a series of constitutional amendments that will update the count

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Ocean freight consolidators no longer will have to maintain financial reports and data on their dome

The United States, Canada and Mexico agreed Friday to establish a North American commission to promo

Annual grain volumes passing through the Port of Tacoma are expected to shoot up by 60 percent follo

TAIWAN FOOD COMPANY BUYS FAMOUS AMOSThe U.S.-based President Baking Co., a subsidiary of Tai

The Port of New Orleans reported an 8.3 percent increase in general cargo during fiscal 1992, which

REGIONAL BLOCS 24TH JOINT Annual Midwest-Japan and Japan-U.S. Midwest Associations Conferenc

SEARLE FILES SUIT TO STOP GENERIC DRUGSearle, maker of Calan SR, a calcium channel blocker f

Cambridge Biotech Corp. has agreed to supply a key ingredient for the development of vaccines to Gen

One of two fossil-fuel plants at Turkey Point is back up and generating power and both nuclear units

The European Community Commission is probing allegations that Russia is dumping isobutanol, a chemic

Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Hisham Nazer has insisted his country's long-term policy toward oil price

A shippers' coalition has turned down a compromise on truck rate undercharges proposed by the Teamst

Standard & Poor's Corp. lowered its ratings on Union Bank of Finland Ltd.'s senior long-term debt to

The St. Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad will use nearly $1 million in Federal Railroad Administration f

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

Three Weeks Ended Sep. 12, 1992, vs. Similar 1991 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

The United Arab Emirates has promised $5 million to help the victims of Hurricane Andrew, the Americ

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Friday on safe-haven allure ahead of a series of events that were expec

Germany will cancel its aviation accord with the United States if an agreement is not reached after

Mexico became the first nation to ratify a convention to guarantee workplace safety in the chemical

A recent study by the Transportation Research Board notes that revenue from handling imports and exp

IMF PRAISES BULGARIA FOR ECONOMIC REFORMSSOFIA, Bulgaria - The International Monetary Fund p

SANGER TRUCKING CITED FOR ILLEGAL BACKHAULSFollowing a three-month investigation, th

The United States and Britain face a crossroads in their bilateral aviation as U.S. Transportation S

The Bush administration is stepping up its demand that the 12-nation European Community reform its o

A last-ditch campaign by business groups and the U.S. Customs Service has convinced the Senate Finan

The European Community Commission imposed a provisional 10.1 percent anti- dumping duty on imports o

Standard & Poor's Corp. placed the ratings of 13 Swedish banks on its CreditWatch list, due to conce

Demand for aluminum remains slow in Japan, one of the world's largest buyers of the metal, while Chi