Interesting to note that, after a week of much lower commodity prices, there are a number of very bullish expert projections in trade reports late on Friday. Nothing like a good bullish expert to help slow the slide in commodity prices.
Looking at the week, corn prices were down by about USD 6 m/t while soybeans........please click PDF to see more details 

A strong move higher at the end of the week resulted in most everything being higher.
Soybeans and soymeal were the biggest movers with soybeans up by USD 18 to 20 m/t and soymeal up by close to USD 20 m/t. Corn was not quite as strong but still was able to move up by about USD 5 m/t.........please click PDF to see more details 

Here we are with USDA WASDE week and, even though most experts said that it was a neutral report, market prices had quite a strong reaction.
By the time that all was said and done on Friday we had old crop corn up by USD 7 or 8 m/t but only up be about USD 4 m/t for new crop.......please click PDF to see more details.

This weekend is a long holiday weekend in the US with markets closed on Monday for Labor Day. Labor Day is seen as the end of the summer in the US and Canada and the time for all children and young people to head back to school. And for most women, Labor Day is day that is end of wearing white summer slacks........please click PDF to see more details

Aha, a week of positive prices with everything making a move higher. Corn prices were up by USD 6 to 8 m/t, soybeans up by USD 16 to 19 m/t, soymeal up by USD 12 to 14 m/t. Even most wheat prices were able to move higher by about USD 6 m/t. Certainly an up week........please click PDF to see more details

Price activity was a little bit quieter this week with most excitement seen in the US wheat markets. The weeks price changes in corn, soybeans and soymeal were mostly insignificant while US winter wheat raced higher by about USD 10 m/t and spring wheat followed closely behind at about USD 7 m/t higher........please click PDF to see more details

We had an nicely higher week for almost all grains/oilseeds/meals this week --- corn prices moved higher by about USD 7 m/t with soybeans up by close to USD 12 m/t and soymeal moving higher by at least USD 11 m/t. US wheat did not have as string  week but was able to move higher by USD 3 or 4 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

It was a down week for most US grain/oilseed prices this week: corn was down by about USD 3 m/t, soybeans down by almost USD 10 m/t, soymeal down by USD 9 to 10 m/t. Even wheat had a down week with winter wheat prices down by USD 10 to 14 m/t and spring wheat down by about USD 7 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details

It was a week for lower prices --- not a great deal lower, just a little. US corn was down by USD 3 to 5 m/t -- soybeans lower by just about the same -- soymeal slipped by a couple of dollars – winter wheat prices were down by USD 3 m/t while spring wheat prices were unchanged..........please click PDF to see more details

Grain and oilseed markets seemed quieter this week – corn prices dropped by USD 2 to 3 m/t, soybeans were up by USD 2 to 3 m/t, soymeal was up by just over USD 4 m/t. Even wheat prices were reasonably calm on the week although wheat did have a nice little rally higher on Friday, but not enough a rally to get the market too excited. For the week, the only wheat with much change was Soft Red Winter (SRW) being up by about USD 2 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details