81.   Corn prices tumbled amid perceptions farmers are bringing more corn to market with prices at their highest in seven years.

82.   Cotton prices rose to their highest in a month amid concern a large sale to China and other exports will deplete available stockpiles.

83.   Costs are highest in in Western cities, lowest in rural areas and Midwestern cities.

84.   Crude supplies are now at their highest in three years.

85.   Crude oil futures rose to the highest in almost six-months as soaring profits from making gasoline and heating oil boosted refinery demand.

86.   Copper fell for a second day as jump in copper stockpiles to their highest in four months signaled that consumer demand is ebbing.

87.   Demand for information technology workers remains highest in the Midwest, followed by the West.

88.   Dallas-based Southwest Airlines rated the highest in pleasing its customers, and Atlanta-based Delta Airlines was third.

89.   Doctors in the New York area face sharp increases in their medical malpractice insurance costs, which are already among the highest in the country.

90.   Elsewhere, hog futures rose for a fourth straight day to the highest in more than two months amid signs that supplies are declining as consumers eat more pork.