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

New York Mercantile Exchange July 24, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

The threat of a new war with Iraq could have a greater impact on oil prices before any fighting occu

Monday July 27, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Retired American business executives are sharing their expertise with more than 100 developing count

Japanese precious metals traders have been stocking up on palladium in preparation for next Monday's

DU PONT TO UPGRADE FLA. DISTRIBUTION UNITWaas-Phillips Construction Co., based here, has bee

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission says his board is scrutinizing a proposal to limit c

Deutsche Aerospace AG's intended takeover of the Netherlands' aircraft manufacturer Fokker will like

JARDINE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. (San Francisco) - Stephanie Davis was promoted to vice president of c

After the pointless Group of 7 summit in Munich, during which U.S. Treasury Secretary Brady professe

U.S. shipbuilders say they can accept the Bush administration's maritime policy legislation if a Hou

A sharp drop in average revenue for domestic shipments led to a $3.5 million loss in the second quar

BOEING CO. REPORTS FLAT EARNINGS FOR QUARTERSEATTLE - Boeing Co., the world's larges

1093 (July 27, 1992) Previous day - 1074 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The U.S. Export-Import Bank said that it will guarantee two $50 million credits to finance $114.5 mi

The depreciation of the yuan against the U.S. dollar is hurting China's oil refiners and limiting th

Canadian seasonally adjusted domestic sales of petroleum products in June fell 1.9 percent from May,

China has leased a state-owned factory to a foreign company for the first time in four decades, mark

FROM THE UNITED STATES/CANADA ARGENTINA. Aug. 3-7. Buenos Aires. Mining investment mis- sion sponso

CANADIAN GRAIN OUTPUT EXPECTED TO DECLINEWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Production of the six major Ca

Hoechst Celanese Specialty Chemicals Group announced the start of construction on the fifth producti

Two joint ventures involving Cabot Corp. have begun producing carbon black in widely separated parts

POE NET INCOME FELL IN SECOND QUARTERTAMPA, Fla. - Insurance broker Poe & Assocs. In

Five people accused of being members of a staged accident ring will make a preliminary hearing appea

Thai rice millers are asking the government to let them export rice directlyfrom the northea

Xtra Corp. said Monday it agreed to acquire the Strick Lease rental fleet of over-the-road trailers

Cuban sugar shipments currently are bedeviled by loading problems and a lack of sugar reaching the p

China, thanks to an extended export boom largely to the United States, now boasts foreign-exchange r

Tests at the Millstone 1 nuclear plant in Waterford, Conn., have confirmed that a key safety device

RICE, UNRUH, REYNOLDS RELOCATES VA. OFFICECHESAPEAKE, Va. - Rice, Unruh, Reynolds Co. reloca

Two large chemical makers blamed the current economic downturn for the only modest earnings increase

Responding to criticism from U.S. shipping lines, a Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. official Monday denied

MORE CHARGES MADE AGAINST BRAZIL'S LEADERBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian President Fernando Col

For the week ended July 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

A Bronx, N.Y., company that ships garbage by rail simply sniffs at an endless line of noses turning

George Hayashi, president and chief executive officer of American President Lines, seems relaxed, bu

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