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	Wednesday, October 17, 2018, 6:55 a.m. – Yesterday was a negative day for our markets.  Harvest corn closed down 3, harvest soybeans were down 6 3/4, spot winter wheat closed down 1 1/2 and spot spring wheat closed down 4 1/4.  In the overnight trading corn is just back on the positive side, soybeans are flat and both spring and winter wheats are still on the negative side.  Oil closed up $0.14 yesterday at $71.92 per barrel.  It is weaker this morning with it now trading at $71.46 per barrel.  Our dollar started out yesterday morning at $0.771 US and then went up to $0.774 US around lunch time.  It has trended lower since that time with it trading this morning at $0.772 US.  The negative tone to the markets yesterday was probably just a minor correction after the strong price rally on Monday.  Turnaround Tuesday seemed to take hold on the down side.   It looks like harvest weather in the US has turned back to the positive side with an extended dry but cool forecast over the next 2 weeks.  This will be a much needed break from the recent wet weather that has negatively affected harvest progress.  Soybean prices in Brazil are currently at their highest price in 5 months.  Supplies in their country are limited as China has been purchasing the majority of their exports.  The US will be the main soybean supplier to the world market until the new not yet planted South American Crop is available next year.  Soybean prices should be supported by this.  Unfortunately this will not occur until the market sees that exports from the US have increased.  Only time will tell. 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 613-489-0956

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	loading... CORN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Harvest 2018  374'2s -1'0  Harvest 2019  404'4s -0'6 SOYBEANS   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Harvest 2018  885'6s 1'0  Harvest 2019  944'6s -0'6 WHEAT, HRS + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  588'2s -8'0  Harvest 2019  614'6s -5'0 WHEAT, SRW   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  517'4s -6'0  Harvest 2019  565'0s -5'2 WHEAT, HRW + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  517'4s -6'0  Harvest 2019  565'0s -5'2
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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 375'0 376'2 373'2 373'6 -1'0 374'2s 03:54P Mar 19 387'2 388'2 385'2 385'6 -0'6 386'4s 03:47P May 19 394'0 395'0 392'2 392'6 -0'6 393'4s 02:51P Jul 19 399'0 400'0 397'2 398'0 -0'6 398'4s 03:32P Sep 19 400'0 400'6 398'4 398'6 -1'0 399'4s 03:31P Dec 19 404'6 405'4 403'2 404'0 -0'6 404'4s 03:04P Mar 20 413'2 414'2 412'0 412'6 -1'0 413'0s 02:30P May 20 419'2 419'2 418'6 418'6 -0'6 418'6s 01:20P Jul 20 423'0 423'6 423'0 423'0 -0'4 423'2s 01:30P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Nov 18 883'4 889'6 882'0 884'0 1'0 885'6s 03:59P Jan 19 898'0 904'0 896'0 898'0 0'4 899'6s 02:30P Mar 19 910'4 916'2 908'4 910'6 0'6 912'2s 02:32P May 19 922'6 929'0 921'2 923'2 0'6 925'0s 03:57P Jul 19 933'2 939'2 931'6 933'6 0'4 935'2s 02:33P Aug 19 938'0 942'4 937'0 938'6 0'2 939'4s 01:30P Sep 19 942'0 943'6 938'6 938'6 -0'4 940'0s 01:30P Nov 19 944'2 949'0 942'0 942'6 -0'6 944'6s 03:56P Jan 20 955'0 958'2 955'0 958'2 -0'6 955'4s 01:30P @MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 596'0 597'0 586'6 587'0 -8'0 588'2s 03:32P Mar 19 604'0 606'0 596'0 596'2 -7'4 597'2s 02:40P May 19 611'0 611'0 603'6 603'6 -7'2 604'0s 03:47P Jul 19 612'4 612'4 611'2 612'4 -4'6 611'0s 03:28P Sep 19 618'4 618'4 615'0 615'0 -5'0 614'6s 01:31P Dec 19 625'0 625'0 621'6 621'6 -3'6 622'4s 01:31P Mar 20 635'0 -3'2 628'6s 01:31P May 20 Jul 20 @KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 528'2 528'2 519'6 520'0 -7'0 521'0s 02:44P Mar 19 551'0 551'6 544'0 544'4 -7'0 545'2s 01:30P May 19 562'6 562'6 556'2 557'4 -6'0 558'0s 01:30P Jul 19 568'0 568'0 561'0 562'4 -5'4 563'0s 01:30P Sep 19 581'6 581'6 575'4 578'0 -6'0 577'2s 01:20P Dec 19 597'4 598'4 597'2 598'4 -6'0 597'6s 01:30P Mar 20 610'2 610'2 610'2 610'2 -5'6 610'0s 01:20P May 20 621'4 -6'0 611'6s 01:20P Jul 20 607'6 -5'4 602'0s 01:20P @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 18 524'0 524'4 516'0 516'4 -6'0 517'4s 03:58P Mar 19 544'0 544'0 536'4 537'0 -5'4 538'0s 03:25P May 19 554'6 554'6 548'0 548'2 -5'4 549'0s 01:20P Jul 19 560'6 560'6 553'0 554'0 -4'6 554'4s 01:30P Sep 19 568'2 569'6 564'0 565'2 -5'2 565'0s 01:30P Dec 19 583'6 583'6 578'4 580'4 -5'2 579'6s 01:30P Mar 20 595'2 595'6 592'2 592'2 -5'0 591'2s 01:20P May 20 597'2 597'2 597'0 597'2 -5'2 598'2s 01:20P Jul 20 597'4 597'4 593'6 594'0 -5'2 594'6s 01:30P My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More