California Weekly Grain Report

JO_GR125
Portland, OR    Thu Jan 24, 2013    USDA Market News

             **  Resending with Corrections  **       

CA Weekly Grain Report                 Compared with Thu Jan 17, 2013

Paid by feed manufacturers and other users, delivered plant or receiving
station.

Dollars Per Cwt. -Bulk-
BARLEY  US No 2 (46-lbs. per bushel)
  Truck: Petaluma-Santa Rosa                Sale    15.75          up .25-unch
    Stockton-Modesto-Oakdale-Turlock                NA
    Fresno-Tulare-Corcoran-Coalinga-Hanford         NA
    Yolo County                                     NA
    Colusa County                                   NA
    Tehama County                                   NA
  Rail: Any Origin
    Stockton-Modesto-Oakdale-Turlock
    via BNSF and Union Pacific                      NA
    Tulare via Union Pacific and BNSF               NA
CORN  US No 2 Yellow
  Truck: Petaluma-Santa Rosa                Sale    15.30          up .05-dn .45
    Stockton-Modesto-Oakdale-Turlock       Offer    15.77          dn .01
    Sacramento County           Sale FOB storage    15.65          no comp
    Los Angeles-Chino Valley                        NA
    Fresno-Tulare-Corcoran-Coalinga                 NA
    Merced County                                   NA
  Rail: Single Car Units via BNSF   
    Chino Valley Single Units                       15.97          dn .04
    Los Angeles Single Units                        15.97          dn .04
SORGHUM  US No 2 Yellow (Milo)
 Rail: Los Angeles-Chino Valley via BNSF Single     15.93          dn .03
OATS  US No 2 White
 Truck: Petaluma-Stockton-Modesto-Turlock    Offers Ind   15.50-15.75    unch
      US No 1 White
      Los Angeles-Chino Valley Van/Truck            Ind   16.75          unch
WHEAT  US No 2 or better - Hard Red Winter
 (Domestic Values for Flour Milling)
  Kings County 13% Protein                          NA
  Tulare County 13% Protein                         NA
  Los Angeles 12% Protein                           16.77-16.86    dn .26
  Los Angeles 13% Protein                           16.77-16.86    dn .26
  Los Angeles 14% Protein                           NA
Truck/Rail Out of State Origin
  Los Angeles Guaranteed 12% Protein                16.77-16.86    dn .26
  Los Angeles Guaranteed 13% Protein                NA
WHEAT  Any Class for Feed
  Truck:  Petaluma-Santa Rosa              Sale     16.00          unch
    Stockton-Modesto-Oakdale-Turlock         **     NA   **
    Fresno/Tulare                                   NA
    Colusa County                                   NA
    Imperial County                                 NA
  Truck-Rail:
    Los Angeles-Chino Valley                       16.75-17.00     unch

PRICES PAID TO CALIFORNIA FARMERS
Seven-Day Reporting Period Ending Thursday, Jan 24, 2013.

Point of Sales               Price per         Shipment          Basis of
  County                       Cwt              Period            Sale
WHEAT, US No 2 or better, Hard Red Winter Wheat 13% Protein
  No confirmed sales.
WHEAT, US No 2 or better, Hard White Wheat 13% Protein 
  No confirmed sales.
WHEAT, US No 1, Hard Amber Durum for Flour Milling
  No confirmed sales.
BARLEY, US No 2, 48 lbs per bushel
  No confirmed sales.
YELLOW CORN, US No 2 or better
  Sacramento              10.50              AH, Sep 2013      FOB Local Storage
TRITICALE, US No 2 or Better
  No confirmed sales.

AH = As Harvested  N = Nominal    FH  = First Half   Ltd = Limited
OC = Old Crop      NC = New Crop  LH  = Last Half    Ind = Indicated
Inc = Including    NFE = Not Fully Established       No Comp = No Comparison
BNSF = Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad         U.P. = Union Pacific 
Railroad   Del = Delivered    TBD = To Be Determined


Source:  USDA Market News Service, Portland, OR
         Martha Hansen  Portland.LGMN@ams.usda.gov
         24 hour price information 503-326-2022
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