The lean hog futures market traded away some of the inversion on Wednesday. June and July are still a premium to the other months, but the premiums

Corn futures are steady to 1 cent per bushel higher this morning, with July the firmest. The Wednesday session closed with nearby corn futures as

Thursday trading in wheat begins with prices 1 to 3 cents higher. KC HRW is again the firmest. Kansas City HRW futures ended yesterday with gains of

Trading in the front month soybean futures market has beans starting the Thursday session 2 to 3 cents lower than they were on Wednesday. Beans had

Cotton futures are 10 to 29 points lower this morning. On Wednesday, cotton futures ended the session with 3 to 11 point gains in the active months.

Wednesday trading in the live cattle futures added $0.42 to $1.40 to the front months. Feeder cattle futures were 55 cents to $0.72 higher. The May

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