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Hard Red Winter Wheat - Cash Bids
  Ordinary Protein 11% 12%
 

-5

-5 -5
So. Central MT

569 - 584

629 - 644 684 - 699
Golden Triangle 539 - 577 609 - 637 674 - 695
Northeast MT 514 - 534 584 - 604 644 - 664
FOB Portland

-5

676 - 690

-5

746 - 751

-5

805 - 816

Dark Northern Spring Wheat Cash Bids
  13% Protein 14% 15%
 

+2 to 3

+2 to 3 +2 to 3
So. Central MT 759 - 774

859 - 874

919 - 934
Golden Triangle 748 - 785 848 - 865 913 - 928
Northeast MT

728 - 753

813 - 833 883 - 908
FOB Portland

+3

874 - 884

+3

974 - 984

+3

1014 - 1044

Wheat / Durum / Barley - Cash Bids
  Soft White Wheat Hard Amber Durum Feed Barley
  Steady

Steady to +10

Steady 
So. Central MT      
Golden Triangle   775 800 - 900
Northeast MT   775 - 780 875
FOB Portland 670 - 700    
Wyoming / Nebraska / Colorado - Cash Bids
  Ordinary Hard Red Winter Wheat No. 2 Yellow Corn Feed Barley
  -5

+1 to 3

Steady

S.E. WY - S.W. NEB 627 - 643 615 - 629  
Central COLO

663 - 708

608 - 655  
Denver

663 - 655

608 - 655

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Grain Futures Markets
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Soybeans finished with solid gains wiping out the week's losses. This helped pull corn higher in the last minutes of trade. Wheat tried to rally at the close but ended modestly lower on light technical selling.  For the week: March corn closed 2 3/4 cents higher while May closed 3 1/4 cents higher. March soybeans closed 13 1/2 cents higher while May soybeans closed 12 1/4 cents higher. March Chicago wheat closed 13 1/2 cents higher, March Kansas City wheat closed 12 3/4 cents higher, and March Minneapolis wheat closed 12 1/4 cents higher.

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