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Oct. 1, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A petroleum industry spokesman Tuesday urged New York state environmental officials not to adopt a C

FISHING FOR DOLLARS. Qualcom Inc., a leading supplier of satellite-based telecommunications services

The fate of the ailing Japanese real estate industry is now in the hands of the Ministry of Finance,

You have an offer on that prime piece of land you've had up for sale, and the time has come to get a

A bold experiment began Saturday at 57th St. and Fifth Ave. Can Americans be taught the shop

The 10th Annual Seminar on Economic Issues in Workers Compensation, sponsored by the National Counci

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

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Sept. 30, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Refinery margins are being squeezed in Singapore by the climb in Dubai crude prices combined with we

The Port of San Francisco has reached an agreement with several federal agencies that will allow it

Stung by the high cost of American health care, Canada's most populous province is cutting back shar

Zurich Group, Switzerland's largest insurance company, posted a 17 percent increase in written premi

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

U.S. knitwear makers asked for a new investigation of sweater dumping by East Asian producers and sa

NISSAN TO CONTINUE SEATTLE OPERATIONA major Japanese automobile shipper notified the Port of

Sept. 30, 1991 Copper Total, 24,461. Gold Total, .1,342,075.Silver To

An evening "rush hour" stretching late into the night seems to belie rumors that South Koreans are w

DEBT RELIEF IS NOT ONE OF THE MISSING PIECES in the Soviet Union's increasingly complicated economic

Three generations of Nestores have pumped gas and repaired cars on Chester Pike in Glenolden, Delawa

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 30, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barre

Concern about Malaysia's chronic deficit in the services trade, which could reach US$3.4 billion thi

BULGARIA NOW ELIGIBLE FOR EX-IM BANK FUNDSBulgaria is eligible for Export-Import Bank financ

Chemical companies are further tightening the safety and performance standards that transport compan

Proponents of change in the railroad retirement system face an uphill battle in Congress. "C

Sept. 30, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The United States is prepared to reduce trade protections on American farm products but will not do

A Senate plan introduced late last week to provide $1 billion in disaster aid to U.S. farms has litt

September rainfall in Brazil's critical high-quality Arabica coffee growing region has not been suff

Grain shipments out of the west coast and Canada's east coast grain export gateway at Thunder Bay we

Sojuzvneshtrans, the Soviet Union's largest freight forwarder, is quietly expanding despite the impe

The New Jersey Superior Court approved AMEV Holdings Inc.'s offer to buy the group life, accident an

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

New York Mercantile Exchange Sept. 27, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cent

More imports, to fuel the modernization drive; better quality, to spur exports and finance those imp

Germany's diversified electronics group Siemens AG Monday said it was raising to 100 percent from 20

Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan goes to the Soviet Union for one last look at the food situatio

Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,225 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

Sept. 30, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen