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Minneapolis Grain Exchange

Minneapolis Grain Exchange

The Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX), established in 1881 in Minneapolis, is a commodity futures exchange that was the principal market for hard red spring wheat futures and options and related grain index contracts. It became a subsidiary of Miami International Holdings in 2020 and was renamed MIAX Futures Exchange, LLC in 2024.www.mgex.com

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Sep 15, 2026

Arlen SudermanGUEST
2:40
We're seeing the outside markets.
Arlen SudermanGUEST
2:42
As you said, the exception is kind of that Minneapolis market as harvest is getting going there and some concerns about the Canadian hardwood spring crop.
Arlen SudermanGUEST
2:53
just across the border where it's been excessively wet.
Arlen SudermanGUEST
2:56
Could there be quality problems there? And what about yield issues, et cetera? So a little bit of support from Minneapolis.
Arlen SudermanGUEST
3:04
Otherwise, the winter wheat markets and corn seeing a little bit of pressure today.
Jesse AllenHOST
3:08
And let's touch on the livestock trade, cattle futures, some pressure there, maybe some profit-taking, kind of the old turnaround Tuesday to the downside, it looks like.
Laurie BoyerHOST
5:20
The Kansas City wheat is trading lower.
Laurie BoyerHOST
5:23
And Minneapolis spring wheat is trading higher.
Laurie BoyerHOST
5:25
Life cattle are higher.
Laurie BoyerHOST
5:26
Feeder cattle trade higher.
Jesse AllenHOST
39:23
Kansas City wheat December down 20 and a quarter, 798 and a half.
Jesse AllenHOST
39:28
You look over at Minneapolis spring wheat for December.
Jesse AllenHOST
39:32
That was down 17 and a half on Friday, 745 even.
Jesse AllenHOST
39:37
Oats up slightly.
speaker_0HOST
2:23
Kansas December is up eleven cents at eight thirteen.
speaker_0HOST
2:26
The Minneapolis December contract higher by seven and three-quarter cents, seven fifty-two and three-quarters.
speaker_0HOST
2:32
March up eight, seven seventy and three-quarters.
speaker_0HOST
2:36
Now, the corn trade is softer.
Layne KonkelHOST
14:34
uh,
Corbett WallGUEST
14:36
and I worked at the South St. Paul stockyards the last days that it was open and also worked at the Minneapolis grain exchange too.
Corbett WallGUEST
14:44
So, uh, earned a education there.
Corbett WallGUEST
14:46
Then I was just about ready to quit.
Corbett WallGUEST
14:50
I tell you what, everybody at the stockyards, which I enjoyed the stockyards, but the youngest guy was probably 75, you know, that still worked around those stockyards.
Corbett WallGUEST
15:00
And I didn't really enjoy the people at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, but I learned a lot there.
Corbett WallGUEST
15:05
But I was just about to take a job... selling animal health supplies in, in Southeast Colorado.
Corbett WallGUEST
15:15
I talked to a guy there and he said, we've got a, we've got an area that's open.
Tommy GrisafiCORRESPONDENT
13:37
and 16% both the SEP and the DEES.
Tommy GrisafiCORRESPONDENT
13:40
Looking at Minneapolis wheat, this one's the dog, but still up 8% on the month.
Tommy GrisafiCORRESPONDENT
13:46
I correct myself if I was saying on the week.
Tommy GrisafiCORRESPONDENT
13:48
These are all monthly changes.

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