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Grain Market Insight
Morning Grain Comments 11-19-2018 – The grain markets were lower overnight as the trade war continues and the fundamental situation of a large corn and soybean crop also weighs on the markets. We will have normal reports early this week with the export inspections this morning and crop progress reports this afternoon. It could be an interesting week with the holiday Thursday as trading around the Thanksgiving holiday can be interesting. In world grain trade news, South Korea purchased 2.7 million bushels of optional origin corn and Saudi Arabia purchased18.2 million bushels of optional origin wheat. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning, Kansas City December wheat was 3.25 cents lower, Chicago December corn was down 0.5 cent, and Chicago January soybeans were 6.75 cents lower. Have a great day.
Afternoon comments 11-16-18 December corn closed slightly lower as it continues to chop around in a sideways pattern. Last week’s corn export sales totaled 35.1 million bushels which was on the upper end of trade estimates. January soybeans closed slightly higher as it also continues to keeps in a narrow sideways pattern. Prices are likely be supported by more crop loss the USDA has currently estimated due to the tough weather conditions. Last week’s soybean export sales came in at 17.3 million bushels which was on the low end of trade estimates. December KC wheat closed slightly higher after a narrow sideways session. US fob wheat values remain at a slight premium to Russian offers. Last week’s wheat export sales came in on the low side of trade expectations with only 16.1 million bushels being sold. Closing cash bids corn and milo down 3 cents while wheat and beans closed 3 cents higher. Have a great weekend.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Dec 18
364'6
366'2
364'0
364'2
-0'4
364'6
08:05A
Mar 19
375'4
377'0
374'6
375'0
-0'6
375'6
08:05A
May 19
383'0
384'6
382'2
382'4
-1'0
383'4
07:45A
Jul 19
389'6
391'2
389'2
389'2
-0'6
390'0
08:00A
Sep 19
392'0
393'2
391'2
391'6
-0'2
392'0
07:45A
Dec 19
397'6
399'0
397'2
397'4
-0'4
398'0
07:45A
Mar 20
408'0
408'0
406'4
406'4
-0'6
407'2
07:45A
May 20
411'6
412'6
411'6
412'6
-0'4
412'6s
07:45A
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
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Dec 18
483'0
484'0
479'2
479'4
-3'2
482'6
08:00A
Mar 19
506'6
507'0
502'4
502'6
-3'6
506'4
07:47A
May 19
518'6
518'6
514'6
514'6
-3'4
518'2
07:45A
Jul 19
529'6
529'6
525'6
525'6
-3'4
529'2
07:45A
Sep 19
543'6
543'6
540'2
540'2
-3'4
543'6
07:45A
Dec 19
562'4
565'4
560'0
563'2
2'4
563'4s
07:45A
Mar 20
573'2
576'4
573'2
576'4
2'0
576'2s
07:45A
May 20
583'0
0'6
583'2s
07:45A
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 19
892'0
892'2
885'0
885'4
-6'6
892'2
08:05A
Mar 19
905'0
905'4
898'2
898'4
-7'2
905'6
08:03A
May 19
918'0
918'4
911'2
911'6
-7'0
918'6
08:00A
Jul 19
930'2
930'2
923'0
923'2
-7'2
930'4
07:45A
Aug 19
932'2
933'0
931'0
931'0
-3'6
934'6
07:45A
Sep 19
932'6
932'6
932'6
932'6
-1'4
934'2
07:45A
Nov 19
937'0
937'4
931'0
931'4
-5'6
937'2
07:45A
Jan 20
947'0
947'0
941'4
942'0
-5'4
947'4
08:01A
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Dec 18
114.900
115.575
114.525
115.425
0.200
115.350s
07:59A
Feb 19
119.000
119.875
118.950
119.825
0.625
119.725s
07:44A
Apr 19
120.925
121.700
120.825
121.575
0.600
121.550s
07:55A
Jun 19
113.525
113.825
113.200
113.500
- 0.125
113.525s
08:04A
Aug 19
112.050
112.425
111.775
111.875
- 0.325
111.875s
11/16
Oct 19
113.500
113.725
113.300
113.450
- 0.325
113.375s
11/16
Dec 19
115.225
115.975
115.075
115.500
0.525
115.725s
11/16
Feb 20
116.850
117.425
116.825
117.350
0.425
117.425s
11/16
Apr 20
118.500
119.050
118.500
119.050
0.300
119.000s
11/16
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Jan 19
147.700
147.800
146.350
146.450
- 1.325
146.525s
08:01A
Mar 19
144.400
144.725
143.475
143.675
- 0.575
143.975s
07:57A
Apr 19
144.800
145.125
143.900
144.100
- 0.675
144.325s
11/16
May 19
145.200
145.275
144.000
144.350
- 0.725
144.475s
06:18A
Aug 19
148.850
149.250
148.025
148.250
- 0.675
148.375s
07:40A
Sep 19
148.675
148.775
147.925
148.175
- 0.800
148.150s
11/16
Oct 19
147.550
148.000
147.550
148.000
- 0.150
148.000s
11/16
Nov 19
147.200
- 0.150
147.200s
11/16
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This Day In History
November 19, 1493
Christopher Columbus discovers Puerto Rico, on his 2nd voyage
"Let yourself be open and life will be easier. A spoon of salt in a glass of water makes the water undrinkable. A spoon of salt in a lake is almost unnoticed."
~
Buddha, (563 - 483 BC), Indian mystic, founder of Buddhism
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Sublette Cooperative will be closed Thursday, November 22, 2018 for Thanksgiving. We have reason to give thanks.
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.
