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

Mar. 20, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Mexican crude oil reserves, production and export income all dropped during 1988, according to the P

JAPANESE IMPORTERS ACCEPT KUWAITI HIKEJapanese oil companies have accepted Kuwait's proposal

It is "imperative" that China develop its nuclear power industry in view of a worsening energy crunc

A Calgary, British Columbia, company announced plans to seek regulatory approval this spring for a C

Growth in Asia's energy demand could spark development of the enormous reserves of natural gas from

PHILLIPS 66 TO EXPAND TEXAS NEOHEXENE PLANTPASADENA, Texas - Phillips 66 Co. will add to its

International Shipholding Corp. says there is no reason for the transportation secretary to review i

A team of 20 Customs officers with two teams of drug-sniffing dogs showed up Wednesday in Elizabeth,

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., owner of P&O Containers and the Port of Felixstowe, repo

CHEMICAL TANKER SINKS; CREW OF 23 MISSINGA Liberian chemical tanker sank after burning for s

Further evidence of the growing importance of Malaysia's maritime sector comes with the release of n

Maritime Administration statistics show that the privately owned, deep-draft U.S. merchant fleet tot

Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported improved results from its container and bulk shipping operations in 1

Mar. 20, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Market*PrevClose Hig

California Insurance Commissioner Roxani M. Gillespie opened the state's first ever public auto-rate

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - William N. Germinario was appointed to the new po

1644 (Mar. 20, 1989) Previous day - 1645 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

THE GLOBAL NET is drawing tighter. Technophiles call the web electronic communications sytem

BRISTOL-MYERS INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - Richard S. Rothstein was named senior project manager

US FAX BUYS RIGHTS FOR FAXED MAGAZINEPHILADELPHIA - US Fax Inc. has purchased the rights to

An empty New York sludge barge adrift for six weeks has been found off the North Carolina coast, but

Several aerospace companies have petitioned the leading electronic-mail networks to forge a single,

A Texas graduate student who is a licensed customhouse broker won the first scholarship award presen

TNT Mailfast plans to offer several new services next year that will extend well beyond its traditio

Carriers in the Hawaii port-to-port domestic offshore trade can now file tariff rate reductions on o

Worldwide orders for new all-cargo air freighters will average more than $2 billion a year between n

Nissen-Lie Communications has published the 1989 edition of the Cruise Industry News annual director

Federal officials are seeking to determine the cause of a crash that destroyed a cargo plane early S

TRUMP WITHDRAWS BID FOR EASTERN SHUTTLENEW YORK - Real-estate magnate Donald Trump said on M

Great Lakes congressmen gave their support to the Maritime Administration's policy allowing foreign-

Where do the buffalo roam? For those who say the Great Plains, they're only half right. Now, via air

America's life insurance companies, which manage hundreds of billions ofdollars in real esta

The current optimism among owners of dry bulk ships that carry grain, coal and ore ought to be tempe

CONN. MAY PERMIT SALE OF CANCER INSURANCEHARTFORD, Conn. - The Connecticut General Assembly

Strong markets for tankers and dry bulk carriers and new investment activity were foreseen by partic

The 11th Annual Legislative Day: 1989 Agents & Brokers Legislative Council. April 4. Sacramento Conv

The Coast Guard has replaced its HH-3A helicopters at Cape Cod Air Station with a shorter range HH-6

U.S. property/casualty insurers recorded a pretax operating income of $15.7 billion in 1988, up from