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live cattle futures finished the week carrying a $1.00 loss as options expired. First notice day for delivery is Monday. Live cattle futures gains

Corn futures finished the week with a 4 1/2 cent loss after ending Friday’s session mostly steady to higher. The USDA reported a private export

Lean hog futures were mixed with Dec down by 45 cents; the other nearbys ended mixed. Lean hog futures were lower on the week by 62 1/2 cents. The

Corn futures finished the week with a 4 1/2 cent loss after ending Friday’s session mostly steady to higher. The USDA reported a private export

Wheat spot contracts (in deliveries) were up 1/2 cent in Chicago, down by 5 1/4 cents in KC and for MGE futures were 1 cent lower. Chicago wheat

Soybeans were up again on Friday with the nearby futures gaining 4 3/4 to 5 1/4 cents. That was enough to push futures to a weekly gain of 12 3/4