Corn

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Soybeans

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Wheat futures ended Tuesday with 8 to 14 3/4 cent losses in most CBT and KC contracts, as MPLS was down 20 to 33 cents in most contracts. The 2017

Soybean futures reversed off overnight gains to finish Tuesday trade with 12 to 17 1/2 cent losses. Front month soy meal was down $7.60/ton, with

Corn futures closed Tuesday with losses of 6 to 8 1/2 cents in most contracts, down from overnight gains as forecasts for rains outweighed lower

Corn futures closed Tuesday with losses of 6 to 8 1/2 cents in most contracts, down from overnight gains as forecasts for rains outweighed lower

Cotton futures followed Monday’s Crop Progress report with most contracts 44 to 59 points in the greed. The only states to show improvement in

Lean hog futures were mostly steady in the back months to $1.075 higher in the Aug contract. The CME Lean Hog Index for 7/21 was 54 cents lower than