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SOYBEANS in the Southeast closed higher, while corn moved moderately higher during the week ending July 9, according to USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service.
Soybeans advanced 39 to 56 cents , mostly 41 to 45 cents higher. The cash spread was $6.79 to $7.40. Corn ranged steady to 14 cents higher, mostly 5 to 9 cents higher. The cash spread was $2.83 to $3.27.
Feeder cattle prices continued to decline this week. Prices ranged steady to $1 lower with some exceptions. Prices on barrows and gilts closed the week 25 to 50 cents lower.
GRAIN—Corn prices closed the week ending July 9 moderately higher, and soybeans moved sharply higher. Corn ranged steady to 14 cents higher, mostly 5 to 9 cents higher. The cash spread was $2.83 to $3.27 . Soybeans were 39 to 56 cents higher, mostly 41 to 45 cents higher. The cash spread was $6.79 to $7.40.
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