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Wheat futures closed 4 to 9 lower across the three exchanges on Wednesday. Minneapolis spring wheat was the weakest market. Drier weather allowing

Soybean futures gave back their morning gains but settled 1/2 to 1 cent higher. Front month soy meal was up $1.40/ton to support product value, with

Corn futures settled 3/4 to 1 cent lower on Wednesday. Drier weather in the western Corn Belt is allowing harvest activity to pick up. The weekly

Cotton futures settled 19 to 41 points lower. The US dollar index was up sharply, trading at the highest reading since October 10. The Chinese yuan

Corn futures settled 3/4 to 1 cent lower on Wednesday. Drier weather in the western Corn Belt is allowing harvest activity to pick up. The weekly

Lean hog futures were down $.97 to$2.17 in the front three months, with contracts after July 2019 in the black on spread activity. The CME Lean Hog