December corn at 538.25 cents a bushel, 0.47% above prior close
Corn's September 16 delayed quote was three ticks below its reported session high, while the vendor's dated daily bars confirmed the 535.75-cent comparison price.
Corn's September 16 delayed quote was three ticks below its reported session high, while the vendor's dated daily bars confirmed the 535.75-cent comparison price.
The explicitly identified December 2026 SRW wheat contract was 3.50 cents above its prior vendor close, within a reported 724.50-736.00-cent daily range.
Soybean futures were 10 cents above the prior vendor close in the September 16 snapshot, while their percentage gain exceeded those of the tracked corn and wheat series.
The November heating-oil contract was 0.15% above its September 15 close, extending a much larger previous-session increase in this delayed September 16 reading.
December cotton was up four points, or 0.05%, in the delayed September 16 quote, while a wider 1.03-cent range showed movement beyond the small net change.
December cocoa was down $22, or 0.37%, from its September 15 close, leaving the quoted contract about 2.03% below Monday's level.
The Arabica benchmark’s September 16 observation equalled $2.843 per pound, with the report distinguishing raw-coffee futures from retail coffee prices.
Bitcoin recorded the smallest 24-hour decline among four tracked cryptoassets in the September 16 snapshot, while Coinbase's later USD trade was close to the aggregate.
Ether underperformed Bitcoin by 1.37 percentage points over the rolling 24 hours in the September 16 reading, with a separate Coinbase trade near $2,402.
Solana remained $3.05 below the $100 reference level in the September 16 snapshot, with its 24-hour decline larger than Ether's but smaller than XRP's.
XRP had the largest rolling 24-hour loss among Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP in the September 16 snapshot, while its later Coinbase USD trade was $1.2846.
Gold’s December contract was up $35.20 from its verified prior-session reference, with the delayed quote below the day’s reported high.
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