Stewart Grain

Indiana: (765) 986-2254

Illinois: (217) 759-7938

 

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2023 storage and drying rates


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Stewart Grain Co., Inc.

Stewart, IN:  765-986-2254

Bismarck, IL:  217-759-7938


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New Stewart Grain App

In order to provide what we believe is a more reliable mobile app we have contracted with BARCHART. 

To access the new, improved mobile app you’ll have to go to your phone’s app store.  Search for Stewart Grain and choose the one called STEWART GRAIN CO (Finance).  The old one you already have (STEWART GRAIN (Business)) is still showing but will be discontinued soon.  Unfortunately the App symbols look like mirror images of each other; the new one you want has a blue logo on a white background!

Thank you and let us help keep you abreast of market changes!


Commentary
Cattle Pulls Back With Weaker Boxed Beef Prices
Live cattle closed the Wednesday session with contracts down 95 cents to $1.57 across the CME. Cash trade has yet to develop this week, with the Central Stockyards Fed Cattle Exchange having no sales on the 1,890 head listed. Bids were running $184, with $185-186 asks. Feeders fell weaker on...
Soybeans Pull Back on Wednesday
Soybean bulls took a breath on Wednesday, as contracts were down 9 ¼ to 19 ½ cents across the board at the close. Soymeal also pulled back with contracts down $1.80 to $5.50/ton on the day. Soy Oil posted losses of 49 to 71 points to revert back to some...
Cotton Rallies on Wednesday
The cotton market shot higher on Wednesday, with futures closing 106 to 256 points higher as May rolled off the board. Cotton limits are reverting to 4 cents due to July creeping back in that 80 cent level. The US dollar index was up 105 points, a negative input, while...
Hogs Close Wednesday on a Mixed Note
Lean hogs bounced back and forth on Wednesday, with contracts slipping off the midday pop, but still closing mixed. Contracts were anywhere from a dime lower to 50 cents higher. USDA’s National Average Base Hog negotiated price was back down $1.46 in the Wednesday afternoon report at $91.79. The CME...
Wheat Market Heads Lower on Wednesday
The wheat complex closed the midweek session with weakness across all three exchanges. Chicago wheat contracts were own 8 ¼ to 9 ½ cents on the day. Kansas City futures were down 11 to 15 ½ cents at the close to lead the charge to the downside for the winter...
Corn Correct Lower Ahead of Friday’s Reports
Futures are pulled back on Wednesday after a couple weeks of rallying and a USDA report on the horizon. Corn prices ended the midweek session with losses of 3 ½ to 8 ½ cents across most months. Weekly EIA data showed ethanol production at 965,000 barrels per day for the...

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