• Viacom CEO Dauman's pay drops to $43M in 2011 AP - Fri Jan 27, 7:31PM CST
• Starbucks CEO paid $16 million in 2011 fiscal year AP - Fri Jan 27, 7:34PM CST
• Facebook IPO could value it among top companies AP - Fri Jan 27, 6:53PM CST
• Fitch downgrades 5 eurozone nations AP - Fri Jan 27, 4:52PM CST
• Oil price waver on Persian Gulf supply concerns AP - Fri Jan 27, 2:11PM CST
• North America boosts Ford in 4Q AP - Fri Jan 27, 4:52PM CST
• Dow slips to first losing week of 2012 AP - Fri Jan 27, 4:51PM CST
• American economy not healthy yet, but it's healing AP - Fri Jan 27, 5:20PM CST

Corn futures ended the session higher and were up 30 1/4 cents for the week. Risks to the Argentine corn crop has been building in some price

Soybean futures ended slightly lower on the day but were up 32 cents for the week. Brazil will begin to see rains move out in the north in time for

Wheat futures ended the session lower taking some money off the table after this week’s rally. Wheat was up 27.5 to 33 cents for the week. The

Live Cattle futures ended the session 15 cents higher on the spot month and were up 15 cents for the week. The market basically traded sideways

Lean Hogs ended higher on the day and were up $1.35 for the week. Cash hogs were $3.91 lower in IA/MN, $3.97 lower in the WCB and $1.17 lower in the

Cotton futures finished the day session nearly unchanged from yesterday and were down 260 points for the week. Volume has been down with the