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Corn futures ended the Friday session with 6 to 7 1/2 cent gains in the front months, as nearby July was up 6 cents on the week.  That followed

Cotton futures posted strong 79 to 152 point gains in the front months on Friday. Nearby July was up 2.28% on the week. Bulls are talking up Chinese

Soybean futures got a little help from the rest of the commodity complex to hold out for 3 to 4 cent gains on Friday. Soy meal was up $1.20/ton,

Lean hog futures settled with losses of 30 cents to $1.775 on Friday. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 87 cents from the previous day to $67.01 on May

Live cattle futures posted 40 to 87.5 cent losses on Friday to end a week that saw June fall 4.85%. Feeder cattle futures were 87.5 cents to $1.425

Corn futures ended the Friday session with 6 to 7 1/2 cent gains in the front months, as nearby July was up 6 cents on the week.  That followed