Soybean futures are trading mostly 2.5 cents higher this morning after losing 8 3/4 cents to 9 3/4 cents to start the week. Pressure comes from a

Wheat futures are currently mostly 1 to 2 cents higher.  All three markets posted losses on Monday that were mostly 6 to 8 cents in SRW, 6 to 7

Live cattle futures were mostly down 45 to 80 cents on Monday.  Feeders were also lower with most contracts losing between 77.5 and $1.85 on

Lean hog futures lost another 30 to 95 cents on Monday.  October forged a new life of contract low and posted a new low closing price at

Cotton futures are trading 46 to 55 points higher this morning.  They ended Monday 1 to 11 points higher. The US Dollar index was lower and

Corn futures are trading steady to slightly higher this morning after closing 6 3/4 to 7 1/2 cents lower on Monday. Weekly export inspections for

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