 He says wind shear has helped to dissipate the storm as it forms, and though abnormally high temperatures act as fuel for the hurricane to get stronger. I'm Mel Bridges. There are still about 7,000 customers who are without power in northwest Louisiana as a result of burrow. Here are commodity prices. November beans down 19.5 cents at $10.80. September corned up three quarters at $3.94. September wheat up a penny and a half at $5.72 a bushel. September rice down 19 cents at $14.60 a hundredweight. October cotton down 36 points at $69.13 per pound.