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Low water levels at Mississippi River ports slowed barge traffic earlier in October, with some light-loading of barges required. By October 18, the Vicksburg District reported all ports were green and river levels were rising, with drafts improving after dredging.
Easing river constraints should reduce barge freight costs and help grain move to export positions, which tends to ease pressure on inland basis and freight-driven price spreads.
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