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Wheat traded in both directions on Friday. KC HRW futures closed with 3 to 4 3/4 cent losses. HRS wheat was fractionally mixed to 1 1/4 cents lower.

Soybeans closed 6 3/4 to 10 3/4 cents lower in the red with double digit losses in new crop futures. Bean meal traded down by as much as $5/ton. Soy

Corn traders sold the fact and took profits ahead of the weekend. Futures closed the Friday session 10 to 12 1/4 cents deep in the red. From the

Corn traders sold the fact and took profits ahead of the weekend. Futures closed the Friday session 10 to 12 1/4 cents deep in the red. From the

Front month lean hog futures closed the day with 35 to 82 cent losses in the front months. July contracts traded higher on the day, with a 12 cent

Live cattle futures closed the day with gains of 65 to 95 cents, which was near the top of the day’s range. Feeder cattle futures progressed