Cotton ended the week with another trading day of minus triple digits. Futures were 81 to 101 points lower on Friday, with March futures 7.15

Corn rallied after midday and closed fractionally mixed, save for March contracts which ended 2 cents higher. The gain on Friday did not erase

Lean hog futures closed the last trading day of the week $0.27 to $0.82 lower. April contracts lost $7.15 wk/wk. The CME Lean Hog Index was down by

Soybean futures closed with 2 1/4 to 4 1/4 cent losses on Friday, and March beans were 7 cents below last Friday’s close. March soybean meal

Chicago futures ended lower on Friday, with 1/4 to 2 3/4 cent losses. SRW was 22 cents lower wk/wk. KC HRW futures ended the last trading day of the

Live cattle futures were triple digits lower on Friday, with April futures down $10.77 per cwt from last Friday’s close. Feb futures expired at

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