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Wed., July 10, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Faced with the prospect of a $100,000 charge every time a South Korean vessel docks at a U.S. port,

FACTORY PRODUCTION IN CHINA 13 PERCENT HIGHERHONG KONG - China's industrial production total

Crown Cruise Line will get two 820-passenger cruise ships being built in Spain, its affiliate, Commo

RAIL OPERATING INCOME PLUNGED IN 1ST QUARTERThe operating income of the nation's largest rai

A landmark trade agreement with the Soviet Union has been held up by Soviet unwillingness to keep pr

The Soviet merchant fleet, one of the biggest in the world, is on the brink of collapse, a top shipp

The financial troubles of one of Philadelphia's major stevedores could leave dockworkers at the port

HENKEL CORP. (Cincinnati) - Duncan Moir was appointed vice president of performance chemicals for He

New York Mercantile Exchange July 9, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto of Japan announced Wednesday he would cut his salary by 10 percen

The U.S. dollar turned broadly lower Wednesday after a rise to above 1.8200 deutsche marks triggered

POLISH MINERS' STRIKE SPREADS TO FACTORIESLONDON - Workers have walked off the job at a numb

A study panel of the American Law Institute is proposing creation of a federal board that would reco

A Texas telecommunications design and development company is close to clinching a $44 million ventur

The U.S. Postal Service is expected to select a permanent site for its Express Mail hubby early Sept

The heavy truck market poured cold water on economists in June as sales plunged 27.9 percent from a

The Commerce Department is taking applications from U.S. industry trade associations and other non-p

In a unique move to improve their bargaining position, two fruit and nut farmer cooperatives are poo

While reports of economic decay in the Soviet Union are growing, a group of Soviet women executives

Ship demolition in 1990 plunged to the lowest level in more than 25 years, according to the latest f

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JULY 10, 1991 OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - JULY 9, 1991Prev. Life of Contr. OpenHigh

Greater world economic growth and a successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round trade negotiations ar

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

The Environmental Protection Agency has selected a $4 million final remedy for the A.O. Polymer Supe

Volkswagen AG forged a joint venture to make commercial vehicles here only a month after a similar G

A group of energy companies said Wednesday they will form a partnership to build a natural gas pipel

Congratulating the Department of Justice and U.S. Attorney LourdesBaird on the indictment of the so-

Economic times are bad for everybody today, but at North Atlantic ports they're even worse.

Air freight executives, typically among the first to spot economic turning points, say the 1990-91 r

Those in the apparel industry who have been under pressure from ecology activists to refrain from us

A Canadian court cleared the way Tuesday for Hydro-Quebec to proceed with power sales to New York an

In a surprise vote in the early hours of July 4, the New York State legislature repealed a recently

Plunging prices and the likelihood of a large crop mean the soybean marketing loan is likely to come

A U.S. district judge on Wednesday strongly criticized the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for harshly p

Officials from United Airlines are expected today to propose acquiring Pan American World Airways'

Australian transport group TNT Ltd. and Memphis-based rival Federal Express Corp. are discussing sha

Kuwait's central bank governor said inflation in the emirate is now under control following a steep

California's Department of Insurance launched a fiscal review of Novato, Calif.- based California Co