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Agriculture Mostly Rises on CBOT
posted 4:05 pm Mon March 24, 2008 - CHICAGO
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Agriculture (web|news) futures closed mostly higher Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.Wheat for May delivery rose 32.5 cents to $10.20 a bushel; May corn added 17.25 cents to $5.2475 a bushel; May oats dropped 3.25 cents to $3.3575 a bushel; May soybeans jumped 50 cents to $12.57 a bushel. Beef futures fell and pork futures were mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
April live cattle dropped 0.25 cent to 90.42 cents a pound; April feeder cattle fell 0.75 cent to $1.0327 a pound; April lean hogs slipped 0.02 cent to 56.30 cents a pound; April pork bellies gained 0.85 cent to 76.70 cents a pound.
April live cattle dropped 0.25 cent to 90.42 cents a pound; April feeder cattle fell 0.75 cent to $1.0327 a pound; April lean hogs slipped 0.02 cent to 56.30 cents a pound; April pork bellies gained 0.85 cent to 76.70 cents a pound.
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