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COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Soybean Disposals<br><br> Exceed ExpectationsU.S. soybean disposals exceeded expectations in the
AUSTRALIA TO FEEL PINCH FROM US SUGAR QUOTA CUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Australian sugar industry was disappointed that the U.S. had gone ahead with a 47 percent cut in
CME ACTS TO CURB STOCK PRICE SWINGS
(AP) |
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced plans to change futures settlement procedures, a move aime
WHEAT COUNCIL SEES DROP IN SOVIET IMPORT NEEDS
(AP) |
Soviet grain imports in the current marketing year could drop to 20 million metric tons, an official
BRAZILIAN AGENCY RELEASES ESTIMATES FOR '86-87 CROPS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Company for Financing Production has put its December estimate of the 1986-87 soybean crop at 15
US POTATO HARVEST FELL 13 PERCENT AS OF DEC. 1
(AP) |
The inventory of potatoes harvested this fall totaled 204 million hundredweight as of Dec. 1, a 13 p
IRAN SEEKS TO HIKE E. AFRICAN TRADE
(AP) |
Iran's commerce minister, Hassan Abedi Jaafari, said Monday his country seeks to boost trade with Ea
Maritime
DILLINGHAM LETS PIPE FITTERS GO WORKERS REPLACED WITH THOSE SUPPLIED BY NY SUBCONTRACTOR
Journal of Commerce Special |
Dillingham Ship Repair discharged almost all of its 100 pipe fitters and replaced them with workers
Maritime
WORK SLOWDOWNS HIT VANCOUVER LONGSHOREMEN SEEN RESTIVE SINCE CONTRACT IMPOSITION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Vancouver longshoremen are showing themselves restive since the Canadian government forced a new con
Maritime
SEAWAY CLOSING NEARS
LEO RYAN |
Ship movements are proceeding smoothly through the St. Lawrence Seaway prior to the scheduled closin
Maritime
CARGO VOLUME INCREASES AT SAN FRANCISCO PORT
MAUREEN ROBB |
Despite the loss of a major shipping line, the port of San Francisco's cargo was up by 10 percent du
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Oil Spill in Savannah<br><br> Worse Than BelievedSAVANNAH, Ga. - Ten times more oil spilled into Sav
Maritime
GRAIN PRICES IN FOR A SKID
SAMUEL C. NELSON |
This time of year is traditionally slow in the U.S. grains business and the stagnation started earli
AUSTRALIANS ANALYZE EFFECT OF CANADIAN SUBSIDY PLAN
ROSALIND KRASNY |
The C$1 billion farm subsidy package, the special Canada grains pro gram, was a "soft option" that o
ZINC, LEAD, COPPER PRICES SEEN STEADY TO LOWER IN '87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Zinc, lead and copper prices will probably be unchanged to lower next year<br><br>because a slight i
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Australian Wheat Board<br><br> Confirms Sale to EgyptThe Australian Wheat Board sold 2.0 million met
CSCE HIKES MARGINS FOR MAY COCOA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange announced that effective today members shall require an additio
THAI RICE EXPORT GOAL SET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Thailand's Commerce Minister Montri Pongpanich set a minimum export target of 1.2 million metric ton
AMTRAK LINE SALE UNLIKELY PLAN CALLED EFFORT TO HIGHLIGHT RAIL'S FINANCES
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
The Reagan administration may find some buyers for Amtrak's Northeast corridor but it appears unlike
OATS GAINING STRENGTH ON CHICAGO EXCHANGES
(AP) |
As in so many childrens' stories where the runt, the outcast, the ugly duckling comes out on top, th
EVERGREEN A BRIGHT SPOT IN INDUSTRY
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER |
Its bright green containers are everywhere. It has the largest, most modern fleet of containerships
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Regan Willing to Talk<br><br> WASHINGTON - President Reagan's chief of staff, Donald T. Regan, is wi
US AT ODDS WITH EC, BRAZIL
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Prospects of a U.S.-European Community farm trade accord appear to be diminishing.<br><br> The Unite
GROUP SEEKS GM RECALL FOR TIRE WEAR
(AP) |
An automotive safety group called on General Motors Corp. to recall 6 million 1985-86 vehicles whose
WORLD BANK'S IDA TO GET MORE FUNDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The United States and 30 other countries agreed to a $12.4 billion increase in the resources of the
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Consumer confidence steadied after declining for a year, the Conference Board sa
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Consumer confidence steadied after declining for a year, the Conference Board sa
Maritime
GM SALES SLID IN EARLY DECEMBER
(AP) |
Domestic auto sales by General Motors Corp. fell in early December compared with the previous year,
GEC FEARS DEFEAT ON UK DEFENSE BID
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
If the British government decides this week, as expected, to award a multimillion dollar contract fo
CONFIDENCE STEADIES
(AP) |
Consumer confidence steadied in November after declining for more than a year, the Conference Board
DEBT-EQUITY SWAPS A PASSING MEXICAN FANCY
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
Mexico approved nearly $1 billion in debt-for-equity transactions this year and expects to authorize
HOW DEBT SWAPS WORK
Journal of Commerce Special |
Authorized for the first time in Mexico last April, debt swaps work this way: a foreign company buys
ON THE MOVE
-Staff Report |
COAL, UTILITIES<br><br> GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER CORP. (South Burlington, Vt.) - Thomas Boucher and Step
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS FINES AGAINST EXPORTER TO IRAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Supreme Court rejected a petition from Hescorp for reconsideration of an indictment for violatio
PRODUCTION TURNS UP 0.6 PERCENT
JOHN BOYD |
It was widely expected and landed right on target, but the 0.6 percent rise in U.S. industrial outpu
INDUSTRIALIST HITS COMMERCIAL BANKS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Commercial banks must work harder and be more responsive if they intend to expand their business and
Maritime
HONG KONG IMPORTS FROM US REBOUND
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Imports from the United States rebounded sharply in October, putting it back in third place as a sup
Maritime
INDIA, US SIGN TEXTILE ACCORD CONCESSIONS SHARPLY INCREASE INDIAN ACCESS TO US MARKET
NEEL PATRI |
Textile exports from India to the United States, already rising, are likely to grow even more sharp
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan, EC Legislators<br><br> Meet to Discuss IssuesJapanese and European Community legislators open
Maritime
EATERY'S ADS CONSIDERED IN BAD TASTE
(AP) |
Japan's Imperial Household Agency has asked a restaurant in France to withdraw publicity fliers feat
Maritime
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