Missouri Grain

JC_GR110  
Jefferson City, MO    Wed Jan 23, 2013    MO Dept of Ag/USDA Market News

Missouri Grain
Cash Bids Paid to Producers, cents per bushel (Grain Sorghum per hundred)

Daily Trends: Soybeans .14 to .15 lower, Wheat .04 lower,
              Corn .07 to .08 lower, Sorghum .14 to .16 lower.

           US 1 Yellow  US 1 Hard Red   US 2 Soft  US 2 Yellow  US 2 Grain
              Soybeans   Winter Wheat   Red Wheat     Corn        Sorghum

St. Joseph   14.62-14.70     ----         ----        7.41         -----
Kansas City     14.85      7.90-7.93    7.25-7.29     7.59         12.88
St. Louis       14.91        ----         7.92      7.20-7.26      12.70
CENTRAL      
 Glasgow         14.42       -----        7.39*       7.28         -----
 Marshall        14.42       -----        7.39*       7.31         -----
 Slater          14.52       -----        7.39*       7.31         -----
SOUTHWEST  
 Lamar           14.22       -----        7.45*       7.56         11.63
 Golden City     14.20       -----        7.47*       7.26         -----
 Lockwood        14.20       -----        7.47*       7.26         -----
NORTH CENTRAL    
 Hale            14.28       -----        7.20*       7.16         -----
 Macon           14.27       -----        7.29*       7.21         -----
SOUTH EAST BARGE   
 Caruthersville  15.00       -----        7.75*       7.38         -----
 Cape Girardeau  14.82       -----        7.80*       7.20         -----
 Buffalo Island  14.91       -----        7.97        7.32        -----
SOUTH EAST    
 Dudley          14.57       -----        7.60*       6.96         -----
NORTH EAST     
 Shelbina        14.39       -----        7.19*       7.26         -----
 Kahoka          -----       -----        ----        7.16         -----
 Laddonia        14.52       -----        7.23*       7.36         -----
NORTH EAST BARGE  
 La Grange       14.38       -----        ----        7.11         -----
 Louisiana       -----       -----        7.75*       7.09         12.07
 Gregory Landing 14.36       -----        7.55*       7.16         -----
NORTH WEST 
 Hopkins         14.37       -----        ----        7.25         -----
 Bethany         14.27       -----        ----        7.32         -----
 Richmond        14.52       -----        7.39*       7.58         -----
WEST CENTRAL
 Waverly         14.45       -----        7.15        7.32         -----
 Alma            14.37       -----        7.05        7.31         -----
 Adrian          14.42       -----        7.25        7.56         -----

*Denotes New Crop when specified
 
Source: MO Dept of Ag Market News Service, Jefferson City, MO
        Sarah Wilkinson, Market Reporter, 573-751-5618
        24 Hour Recorded Report 1-573-522-9244
        www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/JC_GR110.txt

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