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	Monday, August 19, 2019, 7:35 a.m. – Friday was a nice positive day for our markets.  Harvest corn closed up 9 3/4, harvest soybeans closed up 9, harvest spring wheat closed up 3 1/2 and harvest winter wheat closed up 1 3/4.  In the overnight trade all of our markets are unfortunately back on the negative side.  Oil closed up $0.30 on Friday at $54.87 per barrel.  It is stronger again this morning with it now sitting at $55.26 per barrel.  Our dollar had a low Friday morning of $0.751 US and then climbed for most of the day hitting a high of $0.754 US before closing out for the weekend at $0.753 US. This morning it is a bit stronger with it currently valued at $0.754 US.  The corn market lost 54 cents last week before the small rally on Friday.  With the surprise announcement on Monday for both acreage and yield managed money was caught on the wrong side of the market and most likely liquidated much of their long position last week.  The small rebound on Friday looks like it was just a brief stop gap before prices fall further down today.  As I talked about on Friday it is currently hard to find any strong reason on why corn prices should turn higher. Last week DTN did a Digital Yield Tour over much of the US growing regions.  Their data reports a national corn yield of 163.2 bushels per acre which is 6.3 bushels per acre lower than the USDA reported last Monday.  Their projected soybean yield of 44.2 bushels per acre is 4.3 bushels per acre lower than the USDA.  These numbers will just add to the debate on where the yield will end up this year.  Acres are now confirmed and yield will remain the big variable for trading purposes until the crop is harvested. On the trade front President Trump said over the weekend that the US is “doing very well with China” and that talks between both sides are continuing.  He also indicated that he is not ready at this time to sign a deal.  The drama in these trade talks never seems to end.  Unfortunately this same drama can have and has had a major effect on our markets, especially soybeans. Please call Geoffrey Guy at 613-880-2707 or Bob Orr at 613-720-1271 if you would like any direct ship pricing.  Prices quoted herein are for product at our elevator.    If you would like to receive our daily email (which is sent out at 8:00 a.m.) with our prices and the market commentary please call the office 613-489-0956

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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 19 367'2 368'2 363'6 365'6 -5'2 371'0 08:52A Dec 19 377'0 378'2 373'6 375'6 -5'0 380'6 08:52A Mar 20 389'2 390'0 386'2 388'0 -4'6 392'6 08:52A May 20 396'0 397'2 394'0 395'4 -4'4 400'0 08:52A Jul 20 402'0 403'2 400'2 401'2 -4'4 405'6 08:52A Sep 20 403'0 404'0 401'2 402'0 -3'0 405'0 08:52A Dec 20 406'4 407'4 405'2 405'6 -2'6 408'4 08:52A Mar 21 415'6 416'4 415'0 415'6 -2'2 418'0 08:52A May 21 420'0 4'6 423'2s 08:51A @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 19 862'2 865'0 858'2 860'2 -7'0 867'2 08:52A Nov 19 874'6 877'6 870'6 872'6 -7'0 879'6 08:52A Jan 20 888'4 891'2 884'4 886'6 -6'6 893'4 08:52A Mar 20 901'2 903'4 897'6 899'6 -6'6 906'4 08:52A May 20 912'6 913'4 909'2 911'2 -6'2 917'4 08:52A Jul 20 922'4 924'4 920'2 922'2 -5'6 928'0 08:52A Aug 20 931'4 931'4 929'0 929'0 9'0 931'6s 08:52A Sep 20 928'4 9'0 932'4s 08:52A Nov 20 933'4 935'4 930'2 932'6 -5'4 938'2 08:52A @MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 19 505'4 506'0 504'4 505'6 -0'4 506'2 08:51A Dec 19 517'4 518'2 516'6 517'6 -0'6 518'4 08:51A Mar 20 532'4 532'6 531'6 532'6 -0'2 533'0 08:51A May 20 542'6 542'6 542'6 542'6 -0'2 543'0 08:51A Jul 20 552'0 553'0 552'0 552'6 0'0 552'6 08:51A Sep 20 562'6 564'6 562'6 564'6 2'2 562'4 08:51A Dec 20 577'6 579'6 577'6 579'6 2'0 577'6 08:51A Mar 21 585'0 2'4 587'0s 08:52A May 21 @KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 19 394'2 394'4 389'0 389'6 -4'4 394'2 08:52A Dec 19 409'2 409'4 404'2 405'0 -4'4 409'4 08:52A Mar 20 425'2 425'2 420'0 421'2 -4'2 425'4 08:52A May 20 436'2 436'2 431'2 431'4 -4'6 436'2 08:52A Jul 20 445'6 445'6 441'2 441'4 -5'0 446'4 08:52A Sep 20 459'6 460'0 456'0 456'0 -4'6 460'6 08:51A Dec 20 479'6 479'6 479'6 479'6 -0'6 480'4 08:51A Mar 21 490'4 5'0 496'0s 08:50A May 21 495'0 495'0 495'0 495'0 3'2 499'2s 08:30A @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 19 469'0 470'4 465'4 466'2 -4'4 470'6 08:52A Dec 19 475'2 476'6 471'4 472'2 -5'2 477'4 08:52A Mar 20 481'6 483'0 478'0 478'6 -5'2 484'0 08:52A May 20 486'0 488'4 484'0 484'0 -5'6 489'6 08:52A Jul 20 491'2 493'4 488'4 488'4 -6'4 495'0 08:52A Sep 20 499'0 501'0 497'0 497'0 -6'2 503'2 08:51A Dec 20 511'0 513'0 511'0 513'0 -2'4 515'4 08:51A Mar 21 520'4 520'4 520'4 520'4 -4'0 524'4 08:51A May 21 549'4 2'6 525'6s 08:51A My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More