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Hard Red Winter Wheat - Cash Bids
  Ordinary Protein 11% 12%
  -8 to 9

-8 to 9

-8 to 9
So. Central MT

711 - 726

731 - 746 746 - 761
Golden Triangle 735 - 776 743 - 784 747 - 788
Northeast MT 699 - 724 707 - 732 711 - 737
FOB Portland

-3 to 8

863 - 875

-3 to 8

871 - 885

-3 to 8

875 - 893

Dark Northern Spring Wheat Cash Bids
  13% Protein 14% 15%
  -7 to 8 -7 to 8 -7 to 8
So. Central MT 780 - 790

796 - 811

804 - 819
Golden Triangle 772 - 792 788 - 808 796 - 815
Northeast MT

745 - 770

761 - 786

765 - 790
FOB Portland

-7

904 - 910

-7

920 - 930

-7

920 - 930

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

-5

Steady

Steady

So. Central MT      
Golden Triangle   800 800 - 1050
Northeast MT   795 - 800 1000
FOB Portland 775 - 782    
Wyoming / Nebraska / Colorado - Cash Bids
  Ordinary Hard Red Winter Wheat No. 2 Yellow Corn Feed Barley
  -9 to 10 -5

Steady

S.E. WY - S.W. NEB

696 - 716

682 - 707

 
Central COLO 721 - 735

657 - 737

 
Denver

721 - 750

687 - 717

1300
       

 

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Wheat prices have been ignoring the declining conditions of the U.S. hard red winter wheat crop lately, but the problem is not going away and this week prices found timely support. Monday, USDA said 41% of the winter wheat crop was rated poor to very poor, up from 39% the previous week.  For the week: July corn closed 4 1/2 cents higher.  July Chicago wheat was 14 1/4 cents higher, July Kansas City wheat was 8 1/2 cents higher, and July Minneapolis wheat was 2 cents higher.

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