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Austria's industrial production fell 7 percent in July from June, but rose 10 percent on the year, t

The number of Canadians claiming unemployment insurance rose 0.1 percent in July from June, to 716,0

Foreign investors will await the outcome of the next general election before deciding on large-scale

Lithuania will decide about the construction of a new nuclear power station no later than 1998, Inte

Tuesday Sept. 26, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Oman Oil Co., seeking to build the world's deepest submarine pipeline to transport natural gas from

Five Asian governments and two Japanese companies Tuesday agreed to form a steering committee to lau

African countries appealed for a grace period in phasing out the use of methyl bromide, an agricultu

Of the two U.S. sites that accept low-level radioactive wastes for disposal, one, in Richland, Wash.

At the same time that grain represents a vital component of the American diet, it constitutes a vita

The end of a nearly century-old Canadian rail freight subsidy in August has ushered in a period of u

This year's crop won't be as big as last year's, but the rates to ship it will be just as high. That

The bitter feelings of two years ago seem to have subsided as the furor over Peavey Grain Co.'s cuts

Senior carrier officials on the Europe-Asia trade meeting in Kobe, Japan, this week decided to enact

With Congress muddling forward with a vague and ill-defined will to reform farm programs, the outloo

Aboard a cavernous ship at Port Everglades, the unlucky crew of 13 bides time swatting mosquitoes an

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The surging presence of China in world grain markets has created a double opportunity for U.S. expor

There was something fishy about a May 1994 shipment of canned salmon from Russia to Britain. British

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Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads on Tuesday joined with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Cor

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A controversial plan to ship low-level radioactive wastes from the United States to a little-known R

A U.N. official Tuesday criticized the world body's own watchdog agency for safety and pollution at

Unilateral U.S. cuts in textile quotas have provoked another U.S. trading partner to appeal to the w

For the second time in a week, the U.S. government has backed off from an attempt to curb imports fr

"Whether we like it or not, no matter where our region is, our business has become national and inte

As of Sept. 26, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from

The explosive growth in the telecommunications, computing and audio-visual industries last year gene

Japan said on Tuesday that it will provide South Africa with 14 billion yen ($140 million) in the fi

As the fashion for partnerships between liner shipping companies spreads, two medium-sized but expan

New York Mercantile Exchange - Sept. 26, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

S. AFRICAN BANK TEAM PLANS TO VISIT NIGERIALAGOS, Nigeria - South Africa will send a

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. of Tampa, Fla.,

A group of senior business executives has proposed guidelines to speed up trade liberalization among

MAERSK SHIP CHARTERED FOR VIRGIN ISLANDS RELIEFA ship the Military Sealift Command chartered

Federal Express Corp. announced Tuesday that it is forming a new division for Latin America and the

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 240.98 off 1.63 wh

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

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