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December corn 1/2 lower. November soybeans 1 higher. Chicago wheat 1/4 lower. The dollar is pulling back on its recent rally.

December corn 3 3/4 lower. November soybeans 9 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 2 lower.

December corn 1 1/4 lower. November soybeans 1 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 5 1/4 lower. A stronger dollar and volatile outside markets may threaten grains Wednesday.

December corn 2 3/4 lower. November soybeans 8 lower. Chicago wheat 2 1/4 lower. Minneapolis spring wheat is lingering near the $6.00 mark.

December corn 3/4 lower. November soybeans 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 1 higher. Interest rate and stock market futures are also tranquil at the start of the day.

December corn unchanged. November soybeans 4 3/4 higher. Chicago wheat 2 1/4 higher. When nearby corn peeks above $3.70, it's higher than it's been since August.

December corn 1 3/4 lower. November soybeans 3 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 3/4 higher. USDA's monthly supply and demand estimates will be released Thursday at 11 o'clock (Central).

December corn 1/2 lower. November soybeans 4 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 2 1/2 lower. Drier harvesting weather is finally in store for most of the Corn Belt in the foreseeable future.

Over 14.8 billion bushels (bb) of corn and 4.7 bb of soybeans will eventually be stored -- somewhere -- alongside the last marketing year's ending stocks. Commercial grain facilities and farmers are increasingly willing to store the...

December corn 1/4 higher. November soybeans 3 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 2 1/4 higher. The outside markets are pulling back from recent volatile changes.

December corn 2 lower. November soybeans 1 lower. Chicago wheat 3 1/4 lower.

December corn 1/2 cent higher, November soybeans 2 cents higher and Chicago wheat 3 3/4 cents higher.

December corn 2 cents higher, November soybeans 3 1/4 cents higher and Chicago wheat 4 3/4 cents higher.

December corn is 3/4 cent lower, November soybeans are 3 1/4 cents higher and Chicago wheat is 3/4 cent lower. Minneapolis spring wheat continues to lead at 2 1/4 cents higher.

December corn is 1 3/4 cents lower, November soybeans are 1/4 cent lower and Chicago wheat is 1 1/2 cents lower. Minneapolis spring wheat is stronger at 1 1/2 cents higher.

December corn 2 1/2 cents higher, November soybeans 3/4 cent higher and Chicago wheat unchanged. Minneapolis spring wheat expresses more risk premium: 2 higher.

December corn 1/2 higher. November soybeans 2 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 1/2 lower. The Quarterly Grain Stocks report will be released at 11 a.m. Central.

December corn 1 1/2 cents higher, November soybeans 3 3/4 cents higher and Chicago wheat 3 cents higher; Minneapolis spring wheat futures 6 higher.

U.S. soybean basis bids are generally 30 cents per bushel weaker than they were at this same time last year, and it's not just the higher yields and larger crop prospects that are causing the bearishness. Basis weakness is...

December corn 1 1/4 lower, November soybeans 4 3/4 higher and Chicago wheat 1 higher.

December corn 2 lower, November soybeans 3 1/2 higher, and Chicago wheat 3 1/2 lower. Crude oil prices are gaining another $0.40 per barrel on their recent higher trend.

December corn 3/4 lower, November soybeans 6 1/4 lower and Chicago wheat 1 3/4 higher.

December corn 1 1/4 higher, November soybeans 7 lower and Chicago wheat 3 lower.

Nearby lean hog futures have rallied over $5.00 so far this week, leaving another gap on the October chart Thursday. The rest of the livestock sector shrank lower inside previous trading ranges on a day with notably quiet...

7:45 a.m. CDT CME Globex: December corn 1 1/4 higher. November soybeans 1 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 4 lower.

December corn 3/4 higher, November soybeans 1 1/2 higher, Chicago wheat 6 1/4 higher, soybean oil is down 0.23 and weakness in edible oils could weigh on soybeans.

December corn 1 lower. November soybeans 3 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 7 1/4 higher. Ethanol futures are barely budging despite gains of almost $1 per barrel in crude oil.

December corn 3/4 higher. November soybeans 1 higher. Chicago wheat 7 1/2 higher.

December corn 1/2 higher. November soybeans 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 3 lower.

"Great" depends on who you ask. Buyers may still appreciate an opportunity to lock in cash corn purchases within 50 cents of the five-year lows and sellers may be surprised to see better flat-price opportunities off the combine...

December corn 1 1/4 lower. November soybeans 5 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 8 higher. Crude oil is up another $0.70 with the threat of Hurricane Florence making landfall late Thursday.

December corn unchanged. November soybeans 2 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 7 lower. Wheat carry spreads into 2019 are pulling tighter Tuesday morning.

December corn 3/4 lower. November soybeans 2 3/4 higher. Chicago wheat 3 higher.

December corn 1 1/4 lower. November soybeans 2 lower. Chicago wheat 4 1/4 lower.

December corn 1 lower. November soybeans 1 1/2 higher. Chicago wheat 4 1/2 lower. Storms in the forecast make the southern row crop harvest more challenging.

December corn 1 lower. November soybeans 2 lower. Chicago wheat 1/2 higher. Storms in the forecast make the southern row crop harvest more challenging.

December corn 3/4 lower. November soybeans 2 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 15 lower.

December corn 1 3/4 higher. November soybeans 3 1/2 higher. Chicago wheat 11 higher.

Corn 1 3/4 higher. Soybeans 2 1/2 higher. Chicago wheat 2 1/4 higher. Crude oil has climbed over $1 per barrel this week and now approaches $70.

The market is expecting a large soybean crop with nowhere to go -- an outlook that can be seen both in the downward direction of prices and in the ever-wider futures spreads. More carry will reimburse those who can store large...

Corn 2 1/4 higher. Soybeans 4 1/4 higher. Chicago wheat 17 1/2 higher. U.S. Q2 GDP growth came in at a bullish 4.2 percent.

Corn 1/4 higher. Soybeans 1 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 1 3/4 higher. Soybeans' November-to-March futures spread is bearishly expanding past 27 1/4 cents Tuesday morning.

Corn 3 1/4 lower. Soybeans 12 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 7 3/4 lower. Soybeans' November-to-March futures spread is bearishly expanding past 26 1/2 cents Monday morning.

Corn 1/4 higher. Soybeans 3 higher. Chicago wheat 5 3/4 lower.

Corn 1 3/4 lower. Soybeans 6 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 4 lower.

Corn 2 1/2 lower. Soybeans 6 lower. Chicago wheat 4 3/4 lower. Losses in the Brazilian real have accelerated this week.

Corn is 2 1/4 lower, soybeans are 3 1/4 lower, and Chicago wheat is 9 1/2 lower.

Corn unchanged. Soybeans 11 1/4 higher. Chicago wheat 9 1/4 lower.

Corn 1/4 higher. Soybeans 2 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 14 1/2 higher.

Corn 3 1/2 higher. Soybeans 16 3/4 higher. Chicago wheat 10 higher. The U.S. Dollar Index is pulling back off Wednesday's fresh 2018 high.

Recent inflation figures suggest the economy is heating up. Although it can be favorable to farmers if commodity prices rise, there is a looming risk of higher interest rates following that higher inflation.

Corn 2 1/4 lower. Soybeans 7 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 5 1/2 lower. Grain futures are generally still 4 to 5 percent off last week's highs.

Corn 1 3/4 higher. Soybeans 7 3/4 higher. Chicago wheat 1 1/2 higher. Grain futures are generally still 5 to 6 percent off last week's highs.

Corn 5 1/4 lower. Soybeans 8 lower. Chicago wheat 12 1/2 lower. Grain futures are generally 5 to 6 percent off last week's highs.

Corn 1/4 lower, soybeans 4 1/2 lower and Chicago wheat 2 3/4 higher. The U.S. dollar index hit a fresh yearly high and is pressuring commodities.

Corn 3/4 higher. Soybeans 3/4 lower. Chicago wheat 6 lower. Minneapolis wheat futures are 9 1/4 lower.

Corn 3/4 higher, soybeans 2 1/2 higher, Chicago wheat 1 1/4 higher and Minneapolis wheat futures are 4 3/4 higher.

Corn 1/2 higher. Soybeans 9 1/4 higher. Chicago wheat 1 1/2 higher. Cotton prices are also higher after Monday's Crop Progress report affirmed damage from the ongoing Southern Plains drought.

Corn 1/2 higher. Soybeans 10 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 4 higher.

Corn 1 lower, soybeans 11 1/4 lower, and Chicago wheat 4 1/2 lower.

Corn 3 1/2 higher. Soybeans 5 lower. Chicago wheat 8 1/4 higher. Euronext wheat rallied to a 4-year high Thursday.

Corn 2 1/4 lower. Soybeans 15 1/2 lower. Chicago wheat 5 3/4 higher. Euronext wheat rallied to another fresh high Wednesday.

Market prices can get jumpy when trading volumes are low, so the stock markets are on guard during the typically less liquid August timeframe. But futures trade for corn, soybeans, wheat and other commodities doesn't always...

Corn 3 1/2 higher. Soybeans 9 higher. Chicago wheat 8 higher.

Corn 3 1/2 higher. Soybeans 4 1/4 higher. Chicago wheat 9 higher. KC and Minneapolis wheat are higher by double digits while the European heat wave goes on.

Corn 1 1/2 lower. Soybeans 5 1/4 higher. Chicago wheat 6 1/4 lower. GDP growth has improved since last quarter and came in at 4.1 percent in the Q2 report.

Corn 5 1/2 higher. Soybeans 18 1/2 higher. Chicago wheat 8 higher. Minneapolis wheat is 14 3/4 higher, and December Euronext milling wheat is still streaking higher.

Corn 3 1/4 higher. Soybeans 2 1/4 lower. Chicago wheat 12 1/2 higher. Minneapolis wheat is 16 higher, and December Euronext milling wheat has so far rallied to 200 Euros per metric ton.

Corn 4 1/4 lower. Soybeans 4 lower. Chicago wheat 5 1/2 lower. Favorable condition ratings have been a reminder of large production prospects.

Corn 1 1/4 higher. Soybeans unchanged. Chicago wheat 2 3/4 higher. Minneapolis wheat 11 1/2 higher.