• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: November 16, 2018 Brownfield - Fri Nov 16, 3:12PM CST
• Six-Year-Old Girl Rescued From Grain Hopper Near Skinner Lake, IN GrainNet - Fri Nov 16, 2:12PM CST
• Grain Dryer Catches Fire in Mayville, ND GrainNet - Fri Nov 16, 2:09PM CST
• Kazakhstan Grain Stocks Decrease 7.5% From 2017/18 GrainNet - Fri Nov 16, 2:00PM CST
• Total Grain Inspections Down 3% From Week Ended Nov. 1; Down 5% From 2017 GrainNet - Thu Nov 15, 1:11PM CST
• BNSF Railway Reports High Grain and Overall Traffic Volumes GrainNet - Thu Nov 15, 1:09PM CST
• USDA Grain Transportation Overview by Sector: 11/15/18 GrainNet - Thu Nov 15, 1:04PM CST
• China Aiming to Increase Grain Imports From Countries Linked to President Xi Jingping's Silk Road Project GrainNet - Thu Nov 15, 10:26AM CST
• European Grain Shippers Concerned Over Falling River Levels GrainNet - Thu Nov 15, 9:08AM CST

Soybean futures closed Friday with 2 to 3 1/2 cent gains. Soy meal led the way on export sales news as Dec was up $5.50/ton, with soy oil down 32

Corn futures ended the Friday session with most contracts steady to 2 3/4 cents lower heading into the pre-Thanksgiving weekend. Nearby Dec was down

Wheat futures saw gains of 2 to 3 cents in the KC contracts on Friday, with CBT higher in the front months and MPLS mostly 2 to 3 1/2 cents lower.

Live cattle futures were mixed on Friday, with front months higher and deferred contracts lower. Feeder cattle futures were down 15 cents to $1.325,

Corn futures ended the Friday session with most contracts steady to 2 3/4 cents lower heading into the pre-Thanksgiving weekend. Nearby Dec was down

Lean Hog futures posted limit gains in the front months on Friday, with Dec up 7.66% on the week. The CME Lean Hog Index was down another 61 cents