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SEPT. 6, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner reaffirmed his opposition to a bill calling for the feder

Tokyo isn't necessarily the world's most expensive city when prices of cameras, videocassette record

Four ocean carriers and eight airlines are set to jump on the Bush administration's anti-drug bandwa

2ND DRAGLINE OPERATING AT CENTRAL OHIO MINEBig Muskie has a new little brother. Since early

Wild Harbor opens onto Buzzards Bay amid vibrant green saw grass and sparkling blue water, providing

The U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve sold a record of nearly $12 billion on the foreign exchang

Brazil will seek a "short-term" solution, possibly including "fresh resources," to its looming debt

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

The World Bank, owned by 151 countries, is planning grants from a new $100 million package to help s

Most towboat operators for the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, and along the coast will be in a

Essar Shipping Ltd., an industrial conglomerate, has completed plans to expand its fleet at a cost o

A story on Page 7A of the Sept. 1 edition of The Journal of Commerce, headlined "Benzene Pollution R

Final recommendations by the state-run Korea Maritime and Port Administration call for construction

A week-long Algerian trade mission to the United States and Canada, hosted by the Saint Lawrence Sea

The Lloyd's of London insurance market is bracing itself for a deterioration in marine and aviation

Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke Wednesday labeled as "absurd" an offer by the Australian Federat

PARALOID PRODUCTS Rohm and Haas Co. of Philadelphia said it will increase prices for Paraloi

The indictments of 46 traders apparently has not diminished public confidence in the Chicago futures

Slashing debt would give poor nations more relief from their perennial economic woes than such tradi

Leaders of at least 80 U.S. corporations will travel to the Soviet Union this month to take part in

The Food and Drug administration has confirmed that trace levels of dioxin are leaching into bleache

Move over, Miss America! The real beauty contest is just a week away. What may be the first

''Everybody's working." That was the standard answer Tuesday from Eastern coal producers who

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

It happened again, and the managing director of the Jacksonville Port Authority is fed up. U

The world's leading central banks intervened to sell U.S. dollars Tuesday as part of a concerted eff

Kemper National Property & Casualty Cos. of Long Grove, Ill., and l'Union de Assurances de Paris (UA

The "war of words" between Sir James Goldsmith and his latest acquisition target, London's B.A.T. In

One thing about the maritime industry, there are an incredible number of conventions, seminars, meet

CHINA MOVES TO SPUR PRODUCTION OF COTTONChina has decided to raise the price of cotton 34 pe

Sept. 5, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

A $34 million agreement to sell the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad to a Chicago firm an

The local consortium trying to create an electronic data interchange, or EDI, system got a new chair

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

The consumer groups who fought for acceptance of generic drugs now find themselves defending an indu

* Gordon Platt - Credit Outlook 3A * Import Quota Watch 4A* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 5A

Rice, beans, Pampers - and just about everything else Puerto Rico importsfrom the U.S. mainl

OCCIDENTAL OIL AND GAS PLANS TO LAY OFF 900Occidental Oil and Gas Corp., Tulsa, Okla., Tuesd

GULF & ATLANTIC MARITIME SERVICES INC. (Iselin, N.J.) - Richard H. Bowen was named general manager f