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July 19, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission says congressional estimates of revenue from a propo

Three years after the Mexican government shut it down, AeroMexico has returned to the U.S.-Mexico ca

South Korea will likely need more than 7 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas in 1996, an in

The House of Representatives gave the Coast Guard authority to investigate accidents aboard foreign-

OCEAN FREIGHT FUTURES PRICES recovered last week, with the Soviet grain-buying program boosting exp

The move to build a new facility for bulk exports at the Port of Portland - one of the biggest ports

July 19, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Rating agencies expect to downgrade their assessments of more life insurance companies after reviewi

The dollar will decline further in the next few days, despite a positive outlook for the U.S. econom

Rulings Expected in AugustOn 2 ElectronicsDumping CasesThe International Trade Commi

CANADA GRAIN MINISTER TO TALK WITH SOVIETSOTTAWA - Canada's minister of grains and oilseeds,

Every week, the Ohio Central Railroad moves 40 to 60 loads of coal out of the Miller Mining Inc. min

S&P SLASHES RATING OF FINNISH INSURERNEW YORK - Standard and Poor's has cut the claims-payin

CCAIR Inc., operating as USAir Express, aid Friday that U.S. bankruptcy Judge Marvin R. confirmed th

Textile talks to renew the Multi-Fibre Agreement in Geneva were deadlocked Friday, as industrial nat

Sea-Land Service Inc. executives unveiled plans Friday for new partnerships with competitors in thre

The chairman and senior members of a House committee last week proposed an increase of 5 cents a gal

Sources at the Chilean Copper Corp., known as Codelco, pegged production losses from the two-week st

There ain't no cure for the summertime blues. Shipbrokers and owners were hoping for a repri

The goal of a nationwide network of coal slurry pipelines seems as elusive as ever. Legislat

Fed cattle weights are at record highs. Both feedlots and packers are losing money. Second-quarter f

Unifi Inc., of Greensboro, N.C., has reconsidered its plans to build a polyester plant in Yadkinvill

New York Mercantile Exchange July 18, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

JULY 19, 1991 / OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - JULY 18, 1991 All life-of-contract highs and l

July 19, 1991 Copper Total, 32,881. Gold Total, .1,781,591.Silver Total, .2

Fri., July 19, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Crawford Technical Services Inc., a new subsidiary of Avondale Industries Inc., was awarded a $63 mi

A freight forwarders trade group came out against a proposed fee that Congressmight impose for use o

Three years ago, Aukland-based Bendon Industries had a 70 percent share of the New Zealand market fo

U.S. trade balance gains with Sweden have begun to soften an otherwise hard U.S. line on aggressive

MAJOR: EC FARM DEAL UNLIKELY BEFORE GATTAgreement between European Community member states o

Net investment gains helped CSX Corp. post a 5.5 percent rise in net earnings for the quarter ended

Bulk cargoes, from Tampa to Brownsville, remain the workhorse in the Gulf of Mexico. As with other

VIRGIN ATLANTIC TO OFFER ON-BOARD COURIERVirgin Atlantic Airways, the U.K.-based internation

Railroad executives expect unions to mount a court challenge to the special board created by Congres

The government plans to cut imports of crude oil by 1 million metric tons and increase those of prod

Prudential Capital Corp. announced it completed a $50 million financing for Matson Leasing Co. to ac

For John Bowers, the nightmare of being called a mobster by the U.S. government is over, but for the

Pesticides spilled from a derailed train have moved slowly beneath the surface of California's large