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November soybeans had intraday gains of as much as 16 3/4 cents, but ultimately settled 2 3/4 cents lower. The other front months also closed 1 3/4

Corn price action turned south in the afternoon, and closed fractionally lower. Dec futures traded with a 7 1/2 cent range. USDA’s mandatory sales

Front month cotton futures closed the day 10 to 30 points in the black. Chinese cotton futures were 12,570 yuan (~$0.8333/lb) on Sept 21. Carry on

At the close for Tuesday, front month fat cattle futures were 22 cents to $1.05 in the red with triple digit losses for Feb and April. Feeder cattle

Wheat futures came back down from midday gains, but still closed the Turnaround Tuesday session in the black. CBT wheat was up 3/4 to 3 1/4 cents at

Corn price action turned south in the afternoon, and closed fractionally lower. Dec futures traded with a 7 1/2 cent range. USDA’s mandatory sales