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Live cattle futures settled steady to 65 cents higher in most contracts, with nearby April down 77.5 cents. Feeder cattle futures were mixed, with

Corn futures saw fractional to 1 3/4 cent losses in most contracts on Monday. Midwest flooding is further delaying the likely start of planting. It

Lean Hog futures posted triple digit gains in most contracts on Monday, with front month April up $2.225. The CME Lean Hog Index was up $1.27 from

Cotton futures were mixed on Monday, with the nearby contracts down 19-23 points and back months slightly higher. Rumors out of China that a

Soybean futures closed with 3 to 3 3/4 cent losses in most front months on Monday. Meal futures were down $1/ton, with soy oil up 1 point. USDA

Wheat futures were 2 to 6 1/2 cents lower in most winter wheat contracts on Monday, as export data disappointed the bulls amid the recent price