Utah Grain Bids

AG  GR 110


                                      
Salt Lake City,        Utah        January 18,     2013                     USDA-Ut  Dept of Ag Market News

                          

Ogden Utah Grain Bids   (Truck Load Delivered to Elevator)


Prices in dollars per bushel or dollars per hundredweight

 
                                   ****  All prices are indications not bids ****

US #1 Hard Red Winter Wheat                                                                 

                                
10 pct protein                                                                   8.59   Bu        Up  2
11 pct protein                                                                   8.59   Bu        Up  2
12 pct protein                                                                   8.59   Bu        Up  2
13 pct protein                                                                   8.59   Bu        Up  2


Spring Wheat 14%                                                                 8.96   Bu        Dn  10


US #1 Soft White Wheat                                                           8.50   Bu        Unchanged


US #1 Yellow Corn                                                               14.05   Cwt       Dn  8


US #2 Barley                                                                    12.00   Cwt       Unchanged




(Source: USDA-UT Dept of Ag Market News, Salt Lake City, UT (435-230-0402)

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