Corn futures ended the Thursday session with most contracts steady to a penny lower. Dec futures expire on Friday. This morning’s USDA Export

Corn futures are fractionally mixed at Thursdays midday. Dec futures expire on Friday. This morning’s USDA Export Sales report showed 18/19

Corn futures are fractionally higher ahead of the weekly Export Sales report. Most contracts closed steady to 1 1/4 cents higher on Wednesday.

Corn futures saw most contracts steady to 1 1/4 cents higher on Wednesday. This morning’s weekly EIA report showed ethanol production for the

Corn futures are showing fractional gains on Wednesday. This morning’s weekly EIA report showed ethanol production for the week of 12/7 at

Soybean futures settled with 12 to 13 cent losses in the front months on Thursday. March soy meal was down $4.10/ton, with soy oil 16 points lower.

Soybean futures are trading 9 to 10 1/4 cents lower on Thursday, showing some “buy the rumor sell the fact” action following USDA

Soybean futures are trading 1 to 2 cents lower this morning. They ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 4 to 5 cents higher. Nearby soy

Soybean futures ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 4 to 5 cents higher. Nearby soy meal was up $1.90/ton, with soy oil 9 points higher.

Soybean futures are 8-9 cents off their highs at midday, with most contracts still 3 to 4 cents higher. Nearby soy meal is up $2.30/ton, with soy

Wheat futures saw 8 to 9 1/2 cent gains in the front winter wheat contracts, with MPLS 3 to 5 1/4 cents higher. All wheat export sales in the week

Wheat futures are posing 8 to 10 1/2 cent gains in CBT and KC on Thursday, following another round of decent export sales data. MPLS is 3 to 5 cents

Wheat futures are mostly 1 to 5 cents higher this morning, with KC HRW the strongest. They closed Wednesday with gains of 5 to 8 cents in most front

Wheat futures closed Wednesday with gains of 5 to 8 cents in most front months, disregarding soon to expire December. The range of trade estimates

Wheat futures are posting 6 to 8 1/4 cent gains on Wednesday. On Tuesday, USDA narrowed the cash average wheat price by 20 cents to $5.05-$5.25,