USDA World Agricultural Supply Demand Estimates October 10, 2019

Soybeans up (+.54%), corn (-3.11%) and wheat (-1.75%) down
First up, a couple tweets from AgNews' field edior:

USDA forecasts 2019-2020 soybean supplies at 4.5 billion bushels down 175 million on lower production and beginning stocks. With a small crush increase, ending stocks are projected at 460 million bushels, down 180 million. #WASDE

— Tom Doran (@AgNews_Doran) October 10, 2019

USDA forecasts season-average soybean price for 2019-2020 at $9 per bushel, up 50 cents reflecting smaller supplies. #WASDE

— Tom Doran (@AgNews_Doran) October 10, 2019

From the University of Illinois:

#Corn ending stocks for 2019/20 are lowered 261 million bushels. The season-average corn price received by producers is raised 20 cents to $3.80 per bushel. #WASDE pic.twitter.com/GeT0ku9Y8m

— Farm Policy (@FarmPolicy) October 10, 2019

And from the USDA, the report (40 page PDF)
More to come this afternoon