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

Today, The Journal of Commerce begins publishing the daily closing prices of prices of high-sulfur f

PRICES OF ocean freight futures contracts failed to respond to a rise in drybulk freight rat

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

As teams of lawyers from Juneau in Alaska, Seattle and Washington last week dived into the hazardous

Aug. 18, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Aug. 18, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Secretary-General Subroto, in a bid to stop cheating b

1421 (Aug. 18, 1989) Previous day - 1421 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Heating oil dealers in the Northeast are banding together to wage an intensified anti-gas advertisin

COASTAL CORP. (Houston) - Kay Heffelfinger was named central zone vice presidnet of the Southwest re

Take a coal strike, a fuel supply shortfall and the ominous specter of acid rain control legislation

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it issued only one contract for 500 tons of steam coal in its la

British Petroleum Co. will join with Japanese and South Korean interests to explore two offshore oil

The Panama Canal could suffer an exodus of skilled workers unless the Panamanian government reassure

COAL EXPORTS PREDICTED TO RISE 50 PERCENT BY 2000U.S. coal exports will grow nearly 50 perce

AMOCO GUARANTEES FUEL AGAINST ENGINE DAMAGEAmoco Oil Co. is so confident of the quality of i

Substantial quantities of high-quality crude oil have been found in an exploratory well drilled off

Maersk Line Ltd., the winning bidder for a Military Sealift Command contract worth $61.4 million to

BRITISH AIRWAYS (London) - Frank Pullman was appointed general manager, worldwide cargo operations.

Japan's Ministry of Transport asked Northwest Airlines to improve its servicing of planes at Tokyo's

SANTE FE TEXAS LINES TO REDUCE TRAIN CREWSAtchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and the Unit

The Federal Aviation Administration accused a Texas company Thursday of improperly shipping hazardou

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it has not abandoned hope for its controversial plan to ease c

Local officials and sports enthusiasts hope to create a 14.6-mile public trail and bikeway in Lincol

BUMPING CONGRESSMEN IS NOTHING NEW. The recent incident in which USAir bumped Rep. Cass Ballenger, R

AIR INTER IN FRANCE PLACES ENGINE ORDEREVENDALE, Ohio - Air Inter, the French domestic airli

Getz Corp. has purchased one of Hungary's leading trading companies in an effort to establish a foot

Sea-Land Service Inc. is saying CHEERS to wine and spirits shippers. That is the name of the

As Western advertising begins appearing in Eastern Europe, the messages often are tailored for viewe

Higher freight rates increased second-quarter profits for the nation's largest trucking companies to

A carrier is asking Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner to review Maritime Administration wai

CARGO VOLUME GROWS 5.2 PERCENT AT TAMPA PORTTAMPA, Fla. - General cargo volume at the Port o

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

DELOITTE HASKINS & SELLS (New York) - Charles L. Crowley was named head of this international accoun

A federal grand jury in Seattle has indicted five men on 12 counts, including conspiracy to defraud

JAPAN SEEKS TO SETTLE US TRADE DISPUTEJapan will continue to seek a settlement of its trade

Like any defense contractor, Pratt & Whitney is accustomed to the government's fickle attitude towar

Right about now, Ruth Shaw would have been nervously awaiting the layoff slip. The 37-year-o

You can find Campbell's tomato soup at big supermarkets here and V-8 vegetable juice in vending mach