East River South Dakota Grain Markets - Closing Elevator Bids

SF_GR110 **Next Release**
Greeley, CO    Fri Jan 18, 2013    USDA-CO Dept of Ag Market News 

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East River South Dakota Grain Markets - Closing Elevator Bids  
                (Including some Terminal sites)

Commodity:          Trend                Bids
Spring Wheat:  mostly 2 higher         8.07-8.49
Winter Wheat:  mostly 7 higher         8.14-8.41
Corn:          mostly 3 higher         6.90-7.35
Soybeans:      mostly 1 lower         13.79-14.14
Oats:          steady                  3.75-4.10

           **All prices on per bushel basis**

               US 1 Wheat    US 2 Yel   US 1 Yel   US 2 Hvy  
              DNS    HRW      Corn      Soybeans     Oats    
              14%    12%
Aberdeen      --     --       6.98      13.79         --
Alpena       8.10   8.21      7.03      13.94         --
Andover      8.12   8.14      6.90      13.94         --
Beresford     --     --       7.31      14.04         --
Bristol      8.07   8.14      6.90      13.94         --
Canova        --    8.23      7.16      13.89         --
Canton        --     --       7.28      14.09         --
Colton        --     --       7.20      14.04         --
Brandon       --     --       7.16      14.09         --
Dell Rapids   --     --       7.17      14.09         --
Dimock       8.31   8.35      7.16      13.94         --
Elk Point     --     --       7.32      14.14         --
Emery         --     --       7.23      14.01         --
Freeman       --    8.23      7.16      13.94         --
Hartford      --     --       7.20      14.04         --
Highmore     8.13   8.32      6.92      13.89         --
Humboldt      --     --       7.21      14.04         --
Lake Preston 8.42   8.24      7.12      13.95         --
Lesterville   --     --       7.35      14.10         --
Lyons         --     --       7.21      14.04         --
Marion       8.31   8.30      7.21      14.04         --
Mitchell     8.31   8.41      7.18      14.01         --
Montrose      --     --       7.17       ---          --
Salem         --    8.23      7.16      13.94         --
Sisseton      --     --        --        ---          --
Tripp        8.32   8.41      7.28      13.99        3.75
Utica         --     --       7.26      14.04         --
Viborg        --     --       7.23      14.07         --
Watertown    8.49   8.34      7.06      13.91        4.10
Yale         8.10   8.29      7.02      13.87         --

Source:  USDA-SD Dept of Ag Market News, Greeley, CO    
         Randall Bisel Market Reporting Assistant (970) 353-9750
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