Ohio University Tops Princeton Review Party School List
Ohio University in Athens named the No 1 party school in the 2012 Best 376 Colleges guide, pushing Georgia down a slot. The edition notes long-standing efforts to curb high risk behavior and details Halloween revelry, alcohol violations, and campus programs to offer alternatives.
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Closing Stocks in New York Mixed Amid Broad Activity
NYSE listings show varied closes led by Halliburton and financials with Ak Steel Amr Hewlett Packard and Coca Cola among active names. Traders watched oil linked shares and techs as prices fluctuated and indices provided mixed signals.
Economy Wavers After Debt Deal Rally Fails
Stocks started higher on news of a debt limit deal but markets faltered as weak manufacturing data and growth worries spurred selling. The Dow dropped as much as 145 points noon and closed down 10.75, marking seven straight down days. Major indices slipped with health care shares leading declines.
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Grain futures rise on CBOT with mixed gains
Chicago grain futures climbed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade with gains across several futures. Wheat for September delivered edged up to $6.7650 a bushel while December corn rose to $6.8575 a bushel. Oats gained to $3.58 a bushel and November soybeans advanced to $13.62 a bushel.
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Hog and cattle market summary from Stockyards Peoria
Hogs trading moderately active with barrows and gilts about 50 cents higher. Prices listed for various weight ranges. Sows steady across weights. Boars mostly 21.00 to 38.00. Cattle trading 95.50 to 112.00. Slaughter steers and heifers 108.50 to 112.00 for 1,000 to 1,350 pounds, lighter cattle 99.00 to 108.50, selects 95.50 to 99.00. Cows generally 40.00 to 60.00, some high yield 65.00, thin cows 23.00 to 28.00. Bulls 62.00 to 70.00, thin bulls 55.00 to 60.00.
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