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Quotes are delayed, as of October 11, 2024, 04:36:51 PM CDT or prior.
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Local Weather
Forecast
Texas USDA Newswire
Commentary
Hogs Mostly Higher on Friday -

Lean hog futures are trading with contracts up 50 to 75 cents at midday, with soon to expire October down a tick. The national average base hog

Cotton Slipping Post USDA Release -

Cotton futures are down 60 to 70 points so far on Friday, as USDA’s production cut didn’t go quite far enough for the bulls. The outside markets

Corn Pulling Back After Yield Increase -

Corn futures are slipping lower so far on Friday following a yield hike by the USDA. Tighter, as expected, overall stocks are helping to ease the

Soybean Falling Post-USDA Release -

Soybeans are facing midday weakness on Friday despite a slightly lower US yield estimate from USDA. Contracts are down 6 to 7 cents so far on the

Wheat Weaker at Midday on Increased World Stocks -

The wheat complex is posting lower trade across the three exchanges at midday following USDA’s increase to the world stocks projection. Chicago

Cattle Pulling Back into the Weekend -

Live cattle futures are showing some slight midday weakness on Friday after a week of strength. Contracts are down 30 to 60 cents. Friday

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