Western Kansas Grain Market Report

DC_GR110 
Dodge City, KS    Tue    Jan 11, 2011    USDA-KS Dept of Ag Market News 

Western Kansas Grain Market  

Compared to Monday: Wheat 3 to mostly 4 lower; Corn steady; Milo steady; 
Soybeans 16 to mostly 24 lower. 

Tuesdays closing elevator bids:

            #1 HRW      #2 YEL      #2 YEL       #2 YEL  
            WHEAT       CORN        GRN SORG     SOYBEAN      NUSUN 

Dodge City   7.33        5.61         9.32         12.51
Colby        7.08        5.46         9.30         12.47 
Garden City  7.26-7.31   5.65-5.67    9.36-9.41    12.52       Spot 17.00  
Goodland     7.08        5.37         9.23         12.48       Spot 22.75-24.05
                                                               NC   22.45-23.75
Protection   7.28        5.62         9.32         12.55
Scott City   7.20        5.57         9.30    12.52 
Sublette     7.28-7.31   5.70-5.71    9.41-9.45    12.47-12.52
Syracuse     7.28        5.72         9.41  
Ulysses      7.28        5.73         9.41         12.44   

Goodland   Millet   Spot- 8.00     New Crop- No Bid
  
           #1 Confectionery Seeds           Large:            Small: 
                                     Spot:  No Bid            No Bid
                                 New Crop:  No Bid            No Bid    
   
Cotton Grade 41, Leaf 4, Staple 34, West Texas base price 139.50 cents per
Pound F.O.B. Railcar or Truck.     
   
Price per bushel for wheat, corn and soybeans; per cwt for grain 
sorghum, millet and sunflower seeds.

Source:   USDA-Kansas Dept of Agriculture Market News, Dodge City, Kansas
          Rich Hruska, OIC    620 227-8881 
          24 hr Markets 620-369-9311
          Internet site: www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/dc_gr110.txt
  
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