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All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
FUTURES
NEWS
- Wheat Slips Late on Thursday to Close Mixed
- The wheat markets closed the Thursday session on the mixed side, pulling back from early gains. Chicago SRW futures saw 1 to 2 cent gains to closed out Thursday, as May was down 7 cents this week. Kansas City HRW was the weak spot, steady to down 3 cents on...
- Soybeans Retreat into the Weekend
- Soybeans fell lower on Thursday, with losses of 1 to 3 cents heading into the 3-day weekend. May beans were down 6 ¼ cents this week, as November was up 7 cents. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price was down 2 cents at $9.85 3/4. Soymeal futures was back...
- Corn Slips Lower into 3-day Weekend
- Corn futures failed to hold the slight midday gains into the close on Thursday, with loses of fractionally to 2 cents. May was back down 8 cents this week, as December was up 2 ½ cents. The front month CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was down 1 ¾ cents...
- Cattle Rally Ahead of Cattle on Feed Release
- Live cattle futures closed out the week with Thursday gains of $1.175 to $2.75, as June rounded out the short week with a $7.27 pop higher Cash trade picked up on Thursday, with sales of $208-210 in the South and $212 in the North. That would be up $4-6 from...
- Hogs Hold Gains on Thursday
- Lean hog futures saw slightly Thursday gains with contracts up 7 to 25 cents, as June was up $4.70 this week. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price was not reported on Thursday afternoon with the 5-day rolling average at $84.74. The CME Lean Hog Index was down another 28...
- Cotton Rounds Out the Week with Strength
- Cotton futures posted gains of 53 to 76 points on Thursday to round out the week with May up 43 points this week. Crude oil futures were up $2.10/barrel on the day, with the US dollar index back up $0.037 to $99.180. The markets will be closed on Friday in...
DAILY MARKET COMMENTARY
4/17/2025
All Legacy Grain Locations will be CLOSED Friday, April 18th in Observance of Good Friday.
Good afternoon. Markets ended the week quietly mixed on Thursday, as the looming three-day Easter holiday weekend and a lack of announcement from the USTR on Chinese vessel port fees during market hours led to a dull and uneventful close at the Board of Trade. Ongoing trade deal discussions and planting progress will be the main themes over the next few days, and will likely key market direction to start next week.
CK closed Thursday at 4.82 and 1/4, down 2 cents. CN was down a penny and a half at 4.90 and 1/4. SK finished at 10.36 and 1/2, down 2 and 1/4. SN closed at 10.47 and 3/4, down 2 and 1/2. Inside days for all four. WK closed at 5.48 and 3/4, up a penny. Products were mixed, May soybean meal closed at 295.60, down $1.10/ton, and May soybean oil closed at 47.87, up 39 points. Livestock markets again extended their winning streak; June live cattle closed at 204.07, up $2.00, May feeders closed at 286.85, up $2.45, and June hogs closed at 98.02, up 7 cents. This the fifth consecutive higher close for both cattle markets, and the seventh consecutive higher close for the hogs. Outside markets are mixed, crude oil futures are up $1.80-1.90/bbl, the Dow Jones index is down 450 points, and the US$ index is mixed/unchanged; the S&P500 is up 20 points and the NASDAQ is near unchanged. Gold futures are $15-20/oz lower, but made new contract highs again overnight.
Spreads ended the week mixed/lower, corn spreads closed a penny and 3/4 higher to a penny and a half lower, and soybean spreads closed a quarter cent higher to down a penny and a half. CK/CN closed the week at -8, down a half cent, and SK/SN closed the week at -11 and 1/4, up 1/4 of a cent.
For the week: May corn was down 8 cents; July corn was down 6 and 3/4 cents; May soybeans were down 6 and 1/4 cents; July soybeans were down 5 and 1/4 cents; May Chicago wheat was down 7 cents; May soybean meal was down $4.0/ton; and May soybean oil was down 0.52 cents/lb.
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