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1553 (Feb. 11, 1991) Previous day - 1544 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Edward L. Maul and Sam Rappaport walked into a New York hotel a year ago to meet an Israeli governme

With the fate of the now-stalled Uruguay Round of global trade talksuncertain, the United St

National Cotton Council officials said they plan a resolution urging the U.S. State Department to a

Cities and banks plan to ask Congress to limit their liabilities for costly cleanups of hazardous wa

American fighter pilots may never have flown the skies over Iraq before, but that doesn't mean they

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. and Maersk Line of Copenhagen, Denmark, signed an agreement under wh

Thousands of workers stayed away from their jobs, and 50 union leaders remained perched atop a giant

A strike by dockworkers at Brazil's largest port of Santos so far has caused little trouble for coff

The Soviet Union, the world's largest oil producer, will be forced to import crude oil within two ye

Aluminum ingots- $1,475-$1,485 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

Panama, where the phones work better than nearly anywhere else in Latin America, should privatize i

ARGENTINE TRADE: USSR, CHINA EYEING US WHEATBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Traders do not expect

Norplant, the biggest development in contraception since birth control pills were introduced 30 year

FEW WELLS DAMAGED IN FIELD, TEXACO SAYSIraqi damage to the al-Wafra oil field, jointly opera

William T. Duke, executive director of the Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District, was honored re

Heavy U.S. dependence on Middle East oil will continue through the 1990sbecause there is no

Oil prices may drop slightly once the Persian Gulf war ends, but a steep and sustained drop is unlik

MEXICAN OFFICIALS STUDY US LICENSING PROGRAMWASHINGTON - Two officials of the Directorate of

The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association reported the maritime industry's economic impact on three

Feb. 11, 1991 Copper Total, 15,716. Gold Total, .1,619,735.Silver Total, .265,410,996.

Opposition by Canadian maritime and export interests is mounting to a government plan to help trim t

A coalition of religious, environmental and labor organizations warned Monday that U.S. corporations

UK GOVERNMENT FIRM ON 14 PERCENT INTEREST RATESThe U.K. government is determined to resist p

The 12-member foreign bank syndicate of creditors turned down the Philippines' request for fresh fun

Alarm bells are ringing in Bonn as eastern Germany, which Chancellor Helmut Kohl promised would be "

S. KOREAN AUTO GIANT SETS US PARTS VENTURESouth Korea's Daewoo Group plans to launch extensi

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter again called on Congress toincreasefunds for the expor

A special meeting by 23 specialized agencies held here under the auspices of the United Nations Envi

A group of 35 military household goods forwarders says Sea-Land Service Inc. charged them about doub

CON-WAY WESTERN EXPRESS (Santa Fe Springs, Calif.) - Cindy Verdon was named service centermanager fo

GERMAN MISSILES TO FLY TO TURKEY ON US PLANEBONN, Germany - A U.S. military Galaxy transport

''K" LINE AMERICA INC. (Murray Hill, N.J.) - Stephen M. Gill was named vice president of sales for N

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 214.46 up 1.79 which compares wi

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Feb. 11, 1991Bid AskedCopper-

International Petroleum Exchange Feb. 11, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Feb. 11, 1991 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 32.5

New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 8, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Feb. 11, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,