Corn, cotton, and wheat were down; soybeans were up for the week. December corn traded mostly sideways for the week in a 10 cent range ($3.50- $3.60). Since the contract low of $3.14 3/4 on August 31, corn prices are up almost 40 cents. Strong global demand and reduced yield estimates (the national average will still be a record) have helped to provide support for corn prices. As we move through the remainder of harvest, futures prices will likely trade between $3.40 and $3.70. Continue reading at Tennessee Market Highlights.