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Cotton futures posted sharp losses in most contracts on Tuesday, with nearby July down the limit. Wednesday will have expanded limits of 500 points.

Lean hog futures were down $1.70 to $1.85 in the nearby contracts on Turnaround Tuesday. The CME Lean Hog Index was up another $1.42 to $82.86 on

Live cattle futures finished the day with 22.5 cent to $1.25 gains. Feeder cattle futures were up 65 to 77.5 cents. The CME feeder cattle index was

Wheat futures ended the Tuesday session with 12 to 16 1/2 cent losses in most contracts. Pressure came from higher spring wheat conditions on

Soybean futures saw most contracts settle a sharp 19 to 20 1/2 cents lower on Tuesday, rebounding to close 45+ cents off the lows in the front

Corn futures closed Tuesday with nearby contracts 1 to 2 1/4 cent in the red, coming back from sharp early morning losses. December posted a new