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	Thursday, September 20, 2018, 7:15 a.m. – Yesterday was a nice positive day for our markets.  Harvest corn closed up 2 1/2, harvest soybeans were up 16, spot winter wheat closed up 12 and spot spring wheat closed up 7 3/4.  In the overnight trading corn is flat, soybeans and winter wheat are negative and spring wheat is just positive.  Oil closed up $1.17 yesterday at $71.12 per barrel.  It is stronger again this morning with it now trading at $71.55 per barrel.  Our dollar started yesterday at $0.773 US, went down to $0.770 US in the morning and has been mostly us since that time.  This morning it is currently valued at $0.775 US. Soybean prices rallied yesterday after reaching a new 9 year low on the CBOT on Tuesday.  There is no big technical reason for the rally yesterday.  It looks like funds may have taken profits from liquidating some of the short positions that they held.  It was also a possible sign that this market is at or near the bottom for this harvest.  Only time will tell. Spring wheat prices have rallied with increased commercial interest on the buying side.  They are seeing value at current prices.  Remember also that wheat prices have recently been supported by production issues around different parts of the globe.  The latest this week was the frost in Australia that is expected to decrease their exports over the next year from previous estimates.  Talk out of Russia continues as to whether they will continue to be able to meet current export demand.  Once again only time will tell. Locally the soybean harvest is underway.  Yield reports are coming in all over the board.  We are receiving soybeans at the elevator and if anybody would like direct ship pricing just give us a call. Please call Geoffrey Guy at 613-880-2707 or Bob Orr at 613-720-1271 if you would like any direct ship pricing.  Prices quoted herein are for product at our elevator.    If you would like to receive our daily email (which is sent out at 8:00 a.m.) with our prices and the market commentary please call the office.

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	loading... CORN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  354'0 1'4  Harvest 2018  354'0 1'4  Harvest 2019  390'6 0'4 SOYBEANS   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Harvest 2018  845'0 -5'2  Harvest 2019  906'6 -5'0 WHEAT, HRS + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  587'4 -1'0  Harvest 2019  618'4s -0'2 WHEAT, SRW   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  522'2 -1'6  Harvest 2019  565'2 -0'4 WHEAT, HRW + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  522'2 -1'6  Harvest 2019  565'2 -0'4
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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 352'4 355'0 352'4 354'0 1'4 352'4 08:42P Mar 19 364'6 367'2 364'6 366'2 1'4 364'6 08:42P May 19 373'0 375'2 373'0 374'2 1'4 372'6 08:42P Jul 19 379'0 381'0 379'0 380'2 1'2 379'0 08:42P Sep 19 384'2 385'6 384'0 385'2 1'2 384'0 08:42P Dec 19 390'2 391'4 390'2 390'6 0'4 390'2 08:42P Mar 20 401'0 401'0 401'0 401'0 0'2 400'6 08:27P May 20 407'4 409'0 407'4 409'0 1'4 407'4 08:27P Jul 20 407'6 414'0 407'6 413'0 3'4 411'4s 08:27P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Nov 18 846'2 849'0 844'0 845'0 -5'2 850'2 08:43P Jan 19 860'0 862'4 857'4 858'4 -5'4 864'0 08:43P Mar 19 872'0 875'2 870'4 871'2 -5'6 877'0 08:43P May 19 886'2 888'0 883'6 884'6 -5'0 889'6 08:43P Jul 19 896'0 898'4 893'6 893'6 -6'0 899'6 08:43P Aug 19 884'4 906'6 882'2 906'6 19'2 903'6s 08:42P Sep 19 902'2 909'0 902'2 908'4 19'0 905'6s 08:40P Nov 19 909'2 910'0 906'6 906'6 -5'0 911'6 08:43P Jan 20 904'0 924'4 904'0 924'4 19'0 921'6s 08:41P @MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 586'6 588'0 586'6 587'4 -1'0 588'4 08:42P Mar 19 601'6 602'6 601'2 601'2 -1'2 602'4 08:42P May 19 609'2 609'2 608'6 609'2 0'0 609'2 08:42P Jul 19 615'0 615'0 615'0 615'0 0'0 615'0 08:22P Sep 19 619'2 620'0 615'6 618'4 -0'2 618'4s 08:29P Dec 19 627'0 627'6 622'6 624'0 -1'0 624'6s 07:00P Mar 20 627'4 0'2 631'6s 07:00P May 20 Jul 20 @KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 525'0 527'2 524'6 526'2 -0'6 527'0 08:42P Mar 19 548'6 550'6 548'6 550'6 0'0 550'6 08:42P May 19 561'4 563'4 561'4 562'4 -0'6 563'2 08:42P Jul 19 561'2 562'0 561'2 562'0 0'0 562'0 08:42P Sep 19 571'6 575'2 566'6 572'0 0'0 572'4s 08:41P Dec 19 585'6 593'2 585'6 590'0 0'0 590'0s 08:05P Mar 20 600'2 600'2 600'2 600'2 0'0 602'6s 07:40P May 20 617'2 0'0 608'0s 07:01P Jul 20 590'4 0'6 595'2s 01:20P @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 521'0 523'6 520'6 522'2 -1'6 524'0 08:42P Mar 19 541'0 542'4 540'4 540'6 -1'6 542'4 08:42P May 19 551'6 554'0 551'6 553'2 -0'4 553'6 08:42P Jul 19 554'0 556'0 554'0 555'6 -0'4 556'2 08:42P Sep 19 564'2 565'2 564'2 565'2 -0'4 565'6 08:42P Dec 19 578'0 579'4 578'0 579'4 -0'4 580'0 08:41P Mar 20 590'0 590'0 590'0 590'0 -0'2 590'2 08:29P May 20 589'0 1'0 596'4s 08:26P Jul 20 585'4 592'2 585'4 590'2 0'2 590'4s 08:40P My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More