Grains mostly lower and livestock mixed

By News Staff

Posted October 29, 2020 1:02 pm.

Last Updated October 29, 2020 1:18 pm.

Wheat for Dec. was off 5 cents at 6.0375 a bushel; Dec. corn fell 3 cents at 3.9850 a bushel, Dec. oats was up 3.25 cents at $2.9925 a bushel; while Nov. soybeans lost 5.50 cents at $10.5175 a bushel.

Beef was higher and pork was lower on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Oct. live cattle was up .42 cent at $1.0627 a pound; Oct. feeder cattle rose 1.08 cent at $1.3625 a pound; while Dec. lean hogs was off .75 cent at $.6562 a pound.

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