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Live cattle futures ended the day with nearby Oct 85 cents lower and back months higher. Feeder cattle futures were mostly lower on Thursday,

Lean hog futures were down $1.025 to $2.125 in the front months, with deferred contracts lower. The CME Lean Hog Index for 9/19 was 96 cents lower

Cotton futures settled Thursday with 26 to 100 point losses. All upland cotton 17/18 export sales of 219,850 RB were reported by the USDA this

Corn futures closed Thursday with most contracts steady to a penny higher. The USDA indicated new crop corn export sales of just 526,867 MT for the

Corn futures closed Thursday with most contracts steady to a penny higher. The USDA indicated new crop corn export sales of just 526,867 MT for the

Soybean futures finished the Thursday trade session with most contracts fractionally higher. Oct soy meal was up $2.70/ton, with nearby bean oil 57