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Sept. 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

FOUR CALIF. INSURERS TO AIR ROLLBACK WOESCalifornia Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie

Plenum wire and cable is by far the largest market worldwide for melt- processabl e fluoropolymers,

BRITAIN'S FERRANTI NEGOTIATES RESCUEFerranti PLC, a British defense equipment and electronic

A five-year shipping contract involving one of the world's largest manufacturers, E.I. du Pont de Ne

Sept. 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

As straddle carriers growled back and forth and trucks rumbled on their way, more than 300 labor, ci

International Business Machines Corp. said Tuesday it would make 20,000 experts available worldwide

China Ocean Shipping Co. is not the only carrier planning to expand service between China and the Un

CMB, Belgium's largest shipowner, reported consolidated net profit of 1.24 billion Belgian francs ($

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission does not see a "regulatory need" to stop the Long Island Lighting

The name of White House Chief of Staff John Sununu was misspelled in the Maritime Briefs section of

In what may be a signal of future national transportation policy to ease airport congestion, the Fed

SAI Group Inc. last week said it has reached an agreement settling all claims that its largest share

The huge trade imbalance between the United States and Japan should ease considerably in the 1990s,

Shareholders of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. overwhelmingly approved Tuesday a move to change i

The Port of Halifax needs a double-stack container train service to remain competitive with other Ea

Trade sentiment that Puerto Rico's sugar cane crop was spared Hurricane Hugo's destructive force and

* Albert L. Kraus - Markets and Money 3A * Import Quota Watch 4A* Commodity Research Bureau:

TALK COULD MEAN MONEY A battle is shaping up within the National Customs Brokers and Freight

The United States, in another expression of support for Poland, is ready to back a partial reschedul

HIGH INTEREST RATES: IS IT POSSIBLE that, contrary to all conventional wisdom, they have been a majo

Ryan-Walsh Stevedoring Co. retained its contract to handle military munitions at the Sunny Point (N.

The International Monetary Fund has approved a stand-by arrangement for the government of Gabon, aut

As Hurricane Hugo bore down on Puerto Rico Monday with 130 mph winds, analysts here said the U.S. in

DIRECTORY PUBLISHED TO AID US EXPORTERSThe National Federation of Export Associations has pu

Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheikh Ali Khalifah al-Sabah said in remarks published Monday that he sees no e

Manufacturing facilities in the Far East may be the likeliest candidates for shutdown as U.S. comput

The story headlined "California Could Face Gasoline Crunch in '90s," which appeared on Page 6B in Th

The enactment of a tougher acid rain control law won't cause major coal price increases for electric

The sliding value of the Indian rupee has prompted the Indian government to ask exporters to negotia

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

The present balance in worldwide stocks of oil is expected to accommodate any increases in Organizat

Investors have started flocking to the Buenos Aires stock exchange in the latest sign that Argentina

California lawmakers adjourned at 4:00 Saturday morning, but not before completing hard-fought compr

The Shipping Act of 1984 will be the topic for a Maritime Administration seminar Oct. 19 in Pittsbur

The prospects for expanded government aid to U.S. liner shipping companies are brighter than at any

RULES/REGULATIONS Introductory Seminar on Export Administration Regulations. Sept. 20. New Y

The growing importance of the French franc in international foreign exchange markets will ease the b

Union Carbide Corp.'s chemicals and plastics division formed a joint venture with DNA Plant Technolo