At the close on Tuesday, domestic wheat futures were up double digits, with 2.35% to 2.58% gains in SRW leading the way. Chicago wheat closed 11 1/2

The Tuesday cattle complex ended mixed with gains for finished cattle and weakness for feeders. Live cattle futures were 15 to 65 cents in the black

At the close for Tuesday lean hog futures were off their highs but still 30 to 57 cents in the black. April posted a life of contract high at 77.6

Corn futures led the grain crop rally on the CBT, closing Tuesday with 2.56% to 4.06% gains. New crop prices ended 8 3/4 to 9 3/4 cents in the black

Board crush spreads weakened on Tuesday with all legs closing in the black. Beans ended the session 1.58% to 1.99% higher, offsetting the 1.61% to

Tuesday’s close left the board 45 to 62 points weaker for nearby cotton futures. New crop prices were down 19 to 29 points. The dollar is weaker

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