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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon comments 12-14-18 Not much news in the grain markets today. March corn closed slightly higher today as prices have been staying supported on the hopes that China will return to the US markets. USDA did announce today that Japan bought 4.9 million bushels of US corn. January soybean closed modestly lower and were down 16.25 cents on the week as early sales report for China have been less than expected. March KC wheat closed slightly lower but was able to secured a gain on 6.25 for the week. Closing cash bids corn and milo up a penny, soybeans were 6 cents lower, and wheat closed the day down 2 cents. Have a great evening.
Morning Grain Comments 12-14-2018 – The night session was interesting in that corn found itself trading higher than soybeans and wheat as ideas of China needing to purchase some U.S. corn circulate through the trade and corn managed to pull the other grains into positive territory before the end of the session. Again, we need to have sales to use the supply and the news needs to keep flowing to feed the bulls in the markets. The years that China has needed to import corn, the market can be pretty explosive but the grain trade sure seems to be well-supplied. The tightest grain right now seems to be wheat so we will continue to watch what is going on in the Black Sea region. Wheat is a commodity that is grown in many places in the world but the big quality supply is here in the U.S. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning, Kansas City March wheat was a penny higher, Chicago March corn was up 2.5 cents, and Chicago January soybeans were 0.75 cent higher. Have a great day and weekend.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Dec 18
378'0
379'0
377'4
378'2
1'2
376'6s
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Mar 19
383'6
387'4
383'0
384'6
0'4
384'6s
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May 19
391'2
395'0
390'6
392'2
0'4
392'2s
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Jul 19
397'4
401'2
396'6
398'4
0'4
398'6s
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Sep 19
398'6
401'4
398'2
399'6
0'2
400'0s
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Dec 19
403'0
405'4
402'2
403'6
0'0
403'6s
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Mar 20
412'4
414'2
411'4
412'6
0'0
412'6s
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May 20
417'0
419'2
417'0
417'6
0'0
417'6s
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@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
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Dec 18
504'0
0'0
492'4s
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Mar 19
520'0
524'4
514'6
518'0
-1'6
518'2s
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May 19
530'4
534'6
525'6
529'0
-1'2
529'2s
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Jul 19
537'6
543'2
535'4
538'4
-1'0
538'4s
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Sep 19
548'4
554'4
547'6
550'0
-1'2
550'0s
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Dec 19
564'6
570'2
564'2
567'0
-1'0
566'4s
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Mar 20
575'4
579'6
575'0
578'6
-1'0
577'2s
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May 20
581'6
-1'4
582'0s
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@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 19
907'2
910'0
900'0
900'0
-6'4
900'4s
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Mar 19
920'4
923'2
913'0
913'6
-6'6
913'6s
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May 19
933'4
936'0
926'2
926'2
-6'2
927'0s
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Jul 19
945'0
947'4
937'6
937'6
-6'2
938'6s
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Aug 19
944'6
951'2
942'6
943'0
-6'2
943'0s
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Sep 19
946'2
951'4
944'2
944'2
-6'0
944'4s
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Nov 19
955'4
957'4
949'2
949'2
-5'0
951'0s
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Jan 20
960'0
965'4
958'0
959'2
-4'2
959'6s
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@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Dec 18
119.125
119.850
119.100
119.750
0.125
119.575s
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Feb 19
122.550
123.225
122.225
122.550
- 0.450
122.400s
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Apr 19
124.525
125.125
124.275
124.600
- 0.300
124.500s
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Jun 19
116.075
116.475
115.775
116.150
- 0.325
116.075s
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Aug 19
113.650
114.050
113.475
113.650
- 0.175
113.675s
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Oct 19
115.000
115.375
114.750
115.000
- 0.325
114.950s
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Dec 19
117.000
117.300
116.650
116.950
- 0.300
116.825s
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Feb 20
118.100
118.500
117.875
117.875
- 0.225
118.025s
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Apr 20
118.775
118.900
118.275
118.275
- 0.250
118.500s
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@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Jan 19
147.775
148.250
147.200
147.425
- 0.400
147.575s
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Mar 19
145.800
146.325
145.375
145.600
- 0.150
145.775s
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Apr 19
146.250
146.725
145.875
146.075
- 0.250
146.250s
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May 19
146.375
146.700
145.850
146.125
- 0.150
146.350s
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Aug 19
149.600
150.100
149.350
149.725
- 0.125
149.825s
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Sep 19
149.650
149.650
149.400
149.400
- 0.225
149.400s
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Oct 19
149.250
- 0.225
149.025s
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Nov 19
147.000
- 0.225
148.450s
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This Day In History
December 15, 1922
IVVV (association) peace congress on war forms in Hague
October 31 A Halloween misty rain in the morning gave us 0.05 rain in the gage.
October 24 We had a misty afternoon and evening with 0.3 inch of rain in the gage.
October 18 A little evening rain put 0.1 inch in the gage.
October 14 Light rain and a little snow gave us 0.2 inch of moisture.
October 9 We received a 0.5 inch of rain in the early morning hours, another 0.8 inch by noon, and another 0.2 inch the rest of the day for a total of 1.5 inches today.
October 7 & 8 A 0.4 inch of rain in the early morning, with another 0.3 in late morning, 1.6 inches in the afternoon up to 7:30 in the evening with another 0.8 inch of rain by Monday morning at 6:00, then another 0.7 inch the remainder of the day for a total of 3.8 inches.
October 6 A little 0.2 inch rain in the early morning with a little shower in the afternoon.
