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ROTTERDAM TRAN SSHIPMENTS RISE
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Transshipment tonnage through Rotterdam, the world's largest port, rose to 128.4 million tons in the
Maritime
USDA DATAQUESTIONED
(AP) |
Farm income estimates issued by the Agriculture Department are once again under fire, this time from
GOVERNMENT RENTS BARGES TO CONTAIN CORN HARVEST
(AP) |
The Agriculture Department rented 2,000 covered river barges capable of holding 100 million bushels
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Colombia Eyeing Hike<br><br> In Coffee Retention TaxBOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia may announce an incr
NORTHWEST HOP GROWERS HARVESTING SMALLER CROP
(AP) |
Northwest hop growers are harvesting the smallest crop of the beer-flavoring ingredient in years, a
SHUTTLE FLIER'S WIDOW SUES BOOSTER MAKER
(AP) |
The widow of astronaut Ronald McNair says she will sue Morton Thiokol, the company that made the sol
NYC CLAIMS LAWSUITS WERE RIGGED
(AP) |
Officials charge in court papers that three negligence suits that won $2 million from the city were
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Scor US to Go Public<br><br> To Raise $70 MillionScor U.S. Corp. filed to go public to raise about $
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Team |
SEPTEMBER<br><br> 11-14 - National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, annual convent
JUDGE RULES GAYS CAN SUE INSURER
(AP) |
Attorneys for two groups suing an insurance company for allegedly discriminating against homosexuals
LA. RATE BID S JEOPARDIZED OKLA. RULING LINKS W ORKERS COMP, UTILITIES
C.A. CARPENTER |
An Oklahoma high court ruling equating the workers compensation system to utilities is beginning to
UTILITIES LAUNCH DRIVE FOR INSURANCE IN UK
Journal of Commerce Special |
Gas utilities are taking their gloves off.<br><br> The American Gas Association is planning to visit
DISEASE THREATENS ITALIAN MEAT SALES
(AP) |
A major outbreak of foot and mouth disease in breeding centers of central and northern Italy may pro
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Friday, August 29, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>CanadaU.K.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Sun Carriers Files<br><br> 10 Million-Share OfferSun Carriers Inc., the common carrier trucking comp
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
JAPAN'S NET INVESTMENTS SET RECORD IN FOREIGN STOCKS
A.E. CULLISON |
Japanese investments in foreign stocks climbed to an all-time high net figure of $844 million in Jul
A NEW YEAR ON WALL STREET
GORDON PLATT |
The new year for the stock market always starts after Labor Day, not on Jan. 1.<br><br> The summer i
EFFECTS OF TAX CHANGES MAY NOT MOVE MARKET
(AP) |
With sweeping changes in the tax rules expected to take effect at year-end, there has been much talk
NEWS ON DEFICIT DRIV ES DOLLAR DOWNWARD
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar declined Friday morning on news of a record-high U.S. trade deficit in July, then st
INDEX CHARTS PRICE SWINGS
JOC Team |
The Journal of Commerce's new industrial materials price index gives early signals of inflation or d
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Soviets See Benefits<br><br> From Western ExpertsVIENNA, Austria - A Soviet scientist said that his
SPOT PRICES CONT INUE TO DECLINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Spot coal market prices continued to fall, with traders and utility purchasers mostly attributing th
RULE ALLOWS ACIDIC CHEMICALS TO BE USED ON PORK CUTS
(AP) |
The Agriculture Department is going to let meat processors use some acidic chemicals, including some
TVA ACTS TO STOP CONTAMINATION BUILDS LOW-SULFUR COAL STOCKPILE AT WIDOWS CREEK POWER STATION
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The Tennessee Valley Authority said it built a new low-sulfur coal stockpile at its Widows Creek pow
NUCLEAR INDUST RY HITS REPORT
JOC Team |
A watchdog group's contention that high numbers of nuclear plant mishaps made 1985 the worst year ev
NY GOVERNOR ORDERS LAWSUIT IF NINE MILE PROBE DROPPED
(AP) |
Gov. Mario Cuomo ordered the state Consumer Protection Board to sue the Public Service Commission if
COGENERATION PLAN T TO SUPPLY PFIZER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Ground was broken here for a 110-megawatt cogeneration plant that will supply steam to Pfizer's near
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
FINANCIAL<br><br>Credit market analysts look for another Fed discount rate cut, but some aren't conv
Maritime
VIEWS MIXED ON FURTHER RATE CUTS
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Most credit market analysts still look for another Federal Reserve discount rate cut, but some aren'
FRONTIER RIVALS GET WINDFALL
TIM NEALE |
Competing airlines are getting a nice boost in traffic from Frontier Airlines' decision to stop flyi
THE NEW INDEX
JOC Team |
The Journal of Commerce begins daily publication today of its new Industrial Materials Price Index,
PRUDENTIAL LINES HEAD IS HOPEFUL THE CARRIER WILL FLOAT ONCE AGAIN
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
The head of Prudential Lines said there is still a chance the carrier can be restructured, despite t
GROUP AIMS TO EXCLUDE S. AFRICA
FELIX DEARDEN |
The Group of 77 developing countries will try to block South Africa's participation in the new round
NEW FORECASTING SERVICE FOR OCEAN TRADE DEBUTS
TOM MCNIFF JR. |
A new forecasting service for ocean trade enables bankers, shippers and cargo vessel operators to an
US PROTECTION IST PUSH FEARED RECORD TRADE DEFICIT LIKELY TO TRIGGER DRIVE IN CONGRESS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
A record $18 billion merchandise trade deficit in July is likely to spawn protectionist demands in C
SOME INSURANC E FIRMS WARM ING TO GAS UTILITIES
C.A. CARPENTER |
The same gas utility industry that property/casualty insurers have avoided in recent years is drawin
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Norwegian Oil Talks<br><br> VIENNA - Norwegian energy officials are meeting with six North Sea oil o
PEKING BOOK FAIR OPENS THIS WEEK
(AP) |
More than 1,000 publishing companies from 35 countries will exhibit books at Peking's first internat
NATIONS GEAR FOR MEETING IN URUGUAY
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
EC Trade Commissioner Willy de Clercq Friday hosted a preparatory meeting for the launching of the m
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