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1-21-2019 The grain markets are closed today for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.

Afternoon Grain Comments 1-18-2019 – It was another up day today but not as dramatic as yesterday as optimism continues with business to get done with China.  The corn market saw some strengthening at the gulf but the trend is still sideways.  The fundamentals for soybeans continue to be bearish but the optimism about China just can’t be thwarted.  Weather will be continued to watch in South America as they take off their soybeans and plant corn, but that area is a dry one right now.  The wheat market was more lackluster today after the volatile action yesterday.  FCStone noted commercial talk of 10 ships (22 million bushels) of wheat sold to somewhere.  At the close today cash wheat was 2 cents higher, corn and milo were up 2 cents, and soybeans ended the day 9 cents higher.  For the week, wheat was up a penny, corn and milo picked up 4 cents, and soybeans were 7 cents higher.  Remember, the grain markets will be closed for the holiday Monday.  Have a great weekend.
 
Morning Grain Comments 1-18-2019 – The grain markets will be closed Monday due to the Martin Luther King holiday with the night session opening at the regular time Monday evening.  The grains ended higher overnight after trading both sides of Thursday’s close during the session.  Stating again, the grains are groping a bit due to the lack of market information coming from the USDA so the market reacts to little bits of news but there is optimism, at least for now, about the China – U.S. trade negotiations.  We will see where the day trade takes us.  At the end of the night session, wheat was 4.75 cents higher, Chicago March corn was up 0.5 cent, and Chicago March soybeans were 4.5 cents higher.  Have a great day and weekend.  

Mount McKinley in Alaska (20,320 ft)

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