Kansas City, MO Grain Prices Spot Fob Rail

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St. Joseph, MO     Wed, May 02, 2012     USDA-MO Dept of Ag Market News

Kansas City Daily Wheat Bids, FOB Track, dollars per bushel

KC Futures:    6.3050
                    Bids        Change (¢/bu)        Basis          Change
HRW Wheat:
 Ord Protein    6.5550-7.1050      DN 26.5        25N to 80N         UNCH
 12 Pct Protein 7.1050-7.3550      DN 26.5        80N to 105N        UNCH
 13 Pct Protein 7.2050-7.8850      DN 26.5        90N to 158N        UNCH
 14 Pct Protein 8.1550-8.3050      DN 26.5       185N to 200N        UNCH
SRW Wheat       6.0050-6.8050      DN 13.5        -30N to 50N        UP 13
White Corn      6.6600-6.7700       UNCH

Cash bids reflect the difference between the basis and the futures settlement.

HRW Wheat = US 1; SRW Wheat = US 2; White Corn = US 2

Kansas City Board of Trade symbols: F January, G February, H March, J April,
K May, M June, N July, Q August, U September, V October, X November, Z December
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Monthly Prices for: April 2012

HRW Wheat (Ord Protein)                  7.1121
          (13 Pct Protein)               7.7914
SRW Wheat                                6.5429
White Corn                               7.1255

Source: USDA-MO Dept of Ag Market News St. Joseph, MO
        Baldemar Ortiz, Market Reporter (816)238-0678
        www.ams.usda.gov/LSMarketNews

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