The markets were called mostly lower after the long holiday weekend with funds continuing to be net sellers and coronavirus news remaining bearish for commodity demand. The markets opened as called with some bear spreading in corn/wheat and corn/soybeans that eventually gave way to dominant selling in the soy complex. Wheat prices found support on news of exports to China and forecasts of freezing weather across the HRW-growing region this week.  The COVID-19 pandemic seemed to set its sights on the meat packing industry over the weekend. News came that Smithfield would suspend operations at its Sioux City, South Dakota plant for three days for cleaning after a spike in positive coronavirus cases from plant employees. According to WPI...