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Summary of Futures

Dec 19 Corn closed at $3.6725/bushel, up $0.0725 from yesterday's close.  Dec 19 Wheat closed at $4.8375/bushel, up $0.0625 from yesterday's close.  Nov 19 Soybeans closed at $8.955/bushel, up $0.29 from yesterday's close.  Dec 19 Soymeal closed at $301.3/short ton, up $6.6 from yesterday's close.  Dec 19 Soyoil closed at 29.16 cents/lb up 0.33 cents from yesterday's close.  Oct 19 Live Cattle closed at $98.725/cwt up $0.225 from yesterday's close.  Oct 19 Feeder Cattle closed at $134.5/cwt up $0.475 from yesterday's close.  Oct 19 Lean Hogs closed at $63.175/cwt up $3 from yesterday's close.  Oct 19 WTI Crude Oil closed at $55.15/barrel down $0.6 from yesterday's close.   ...

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