Summary: Weather caused different problems domestically and globally this week impacting the trade. March wheat improved 14 cents while the nearby corn contract added four cents. The Chinese returned from holiday, but the full buying spree did not. Nearby soybeans gained a nickel. March soybean meal dropped $2.90 per ton. May cotton expanded by $1.82 per hundredweight. Over in the dairy parlor, March Class III milk futures declined 19 cents. Red in the livestock sector, April cattle shed $1.50. March feeders fell $1.72. And the April lean hog contract lost 70 cents.
