• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: July 19, 2019 Brownfield - Fri Jul 19, 3:09PM CDT
• Ukraine's Early Grain Harvest More Than 60% Complete GrainNet - Fri Jul 19, 9:07AM CDT
• Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz Reports U.S. Trade Tensions Negatively Impacting Grain Exports GrainNet - Fri Jul 19, 8:48AM CDT
• Bradenville, PA Volunteer Fire Department Holds Grain Bin Rescue Demonstration GrainNet - Fri Jul 19, 8:17AM CDT
• NAWG Weekly Updates, July 18, 2019 NAWG - Thu Jul 18, 4:13PM CDT
• Harrington, DE Volunteer Fire Deparment Receives Grain Bin Rescue Tube Donation GrainNet - Thu Jul 18, 11:26AM CDT
• Total Grain Inspections Down 11% From Week Ended July 4; Down 22% From 2019 GrainNet - Thu Jul 18, 11:15AM CDT
• Grain Transportation Overview by Sector: 7/18/19 GrainNet - Thu Jul 18, 11:03AM CDT
• Second Quarter Grain Inspections Well Below 2018 GrainNet - Thu Jul 18, 11:00AM CDT

Cotton futures were up 104 to 152 points in most contracts on Friday. Friday afternoon’s Commitment of Traders report showed another record

Corn futures closed the Friday session with most contracts 5 to 6 1/4 cents higher after a week of losses. Since last Friday, Sep has dropped 5.17%.

Wheat futures ended the Friday session with most contracts 3 to 9 cents higher. Shorts took some of their winnings off the table ahead of the

Soybean futures saw 20 1/4 cent gains in the front months on Friday. That parred back losses from the other 4 trade session this week, as Aug was

Live cattle futures posted 20 to 77.5 cent gains in most contracts on Friday. Feeder cattle futures were up 30 to 55 cents. NASS reported all cattle

Lean Hog futures settled with 42.5 cent to $2.025 gains in most contract on Friday, as Aug was up 4% this week. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 17