Summary: Yeager: Renewed Chinese buying collided with good planting weather and profit taking leaving the commodity markets mixed. For the week, July wheat fell 14 cents and the nearby corn contract lost a nickel. Late week purchases by China helped move the July soybean contract higher by a dime. July soybean meal weakened 10 cents per ton. July cotton gained 21 cents per hundredweight. Over in the dairy parlor, May Class III milk futures rallied 55 cents. A big week in the livestock sector.
