Market summary shows mixed activity and losses in grains
Trading was fairly active with a mixed tone and losses across markets. Corn and soybeans faced selling pressure aided by favorable corn belt weather and profit taking, while soybean oil and meal showed early strength that faded as beans weakened. oil futures gained about two points on the session.
Grain Futures and Treasury Notes Market Report
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Plains Cotton Parity Debate Shapes Farm Policy
Plains Senator Ellender pushes tying cotton payments to parity though details remain unclear. House bill changes proposed include basing acreage on prospective demand, setting a 90 percent loan, creating a market fund, and loosening the set aside from one third. Cotton officials noteSpeaker and council spokesmen weigh flexibility in land use after set aside.
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Sessions Resume On Omnibus Farm Bill Debates Continue
The Senate Agriculture Committee resumes work on its omnibus farm bill with top Department of Agriculture officials to meet the panel. Sen. Allen J. Ellender aims to finish before the Labor Day recess as proposals shift between marketing quotas for cotton and national allotments, contrasting the House version and current law.
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New York Cotton Futures Close Steady Amid Farm Bill Uncertainty
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