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	Just a quick reminder that we continue to accept low graded corn.       Thursday, January 23, 2020, 7:50 a.m. – Yesterday was a mostly negative day for our markets.  Spot corn closed up 1 1/4, spot soybeans closed down 2 1/4, harvest 2020 spring wheat closed down 6 3/4 and harvest 2020 winter wheat closed down 3 3/4.  In the overnight trade corn and the wheat complex are positive with soybeans still on the negative side.  Our dollar had a high yesterday morning of $0.767 US and then went sharply down to trade most of the day at about $0.761 US.  This morning it is a bit lower with it currently valued at $0.760 US. Yesterday the Bank of Canada announced that they are holding the overnight lending rate at 1.75%.  This was expected however they released a statement saying that the economy is going slower than previously expected.  This trend is expected to stay in place for next year and as such our dollar weakened on this news.  It looks like interest rate cuts may be required earlier than previously expected to help stimulate the Canadian economy. Our markets all closed much below their daily highs yesterday.  This was very disappointing especially in the wheat market as the CBOT wheat had reached a 15 month high before it fell to close almost 15 cents lower than the high for the day.  The CBOT has rallied $1.34 per bushel since the low back in early September.  We wrote yesterday about some of the reasons for the recent strength in the wheat market.  Remember however that the elephant in the room is that the world remains well supplied in wheat.  This strong supply will place a lid on the current rally in prices, just where that lid will be is yet to be seen.  Please call Geoffrey Guy at 613-880-2707 or Bob Orr at 613-720-1271 if you would like prices for crop you have stored on your farm.  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  Spot  390'2 1'4  Harvest 2020  399'6 -1'0 SOYBEANS   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  905'0 -8'6  Harvest 2020  942'6 -7'4 WHEAT, HRS + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  557'4 2'0  Harvest 2020  582'0 2'0 WHEAT, SRW   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  580'6 3'0  Harvest 2020  584'0 2'2 WHEAT, HRW + PROTEIN   North Gower Grains Futures Price Basis Cash Price Converted Price Futures Change  Spot  580'6 3'0  Harvest 2020  584'0 2'2
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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 20 388'4 390'4 387'4 390'2 1'4 388'6 08:49A May 20 394'0 395'0 392'6 394'6 0'4 394'2 08:49A Jul 20 398'4 399'6 397'4 399'0 -0'2 399'2 08:49A Sep 20 397'4 398'4 396'2 397'4 -0'4 398'0 08:49A Dec 20 400'0 401'0 399'2 399'6 -1'0 400'6 08:49A Mar 21 409'6 410'4 409'0 409'2 -1'2 410'4 08:49A May 21 414'0 414'2 413'0 413'6 -0'6 414'4 08:49A Jul 21 416'4 416'6 416'2 416'6 0'0 416'6 08:49A Sep 21 409'0 -1'0 408'2s 08:49A @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 20 914'0 914'6 904'0 905'2 -8'4 913'6 08:49A May 20 927'4 928'2 917'6 919'0 -8'4 927'4 08:49A Jul 20 941'0 941'6 931'4 932'4 -8'6 941'2 08:49A Aug 20 946'2 946'4 936'4 938'0 -8'0 946'0 08:49A Sep 20 946'0 946'0 937'0 937'6 -8'0 945'6 08:49A Nov 20 950'0 950'0 941'4 943'0 -7'2 950'2 08:49A Jan 21 953'6 954'2 946'0 947'0 -7'4 954'4 08:49A Mar 21 943'6 943'6 938'4 939'6 -5'6 945'4 08:49A May 21 943'0 943'0 939'2 939'2 -6'0 945'2 08:49A @MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 20 554'2 560'4 552'6 557'6 2'2 555'4 08:49A May 20 563'2 570'0 562'2 566'6 1'6 565'0 08:49A Jul 20 569'4 574'6 569'4 574'0 2'0 572'0 08:49A Sep 20 577'2 583'0 577'2 582'0 2'0 580'0 08:49A Dec 20 589'2 594'6 589'0 593'0 2'4 590'4 08:49A Mar 21 605'0 605'0 605'0 605'0 4'0 601'0 08:49A May 21 609'6 -5'4 606'4s 08:49A Jul 21 Sep 21 @KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 20 492'4 496'2 490'0 493'2 0'6 492'4 08:49A May 20 500'0 503'4 497'6 500'6 1'0 499'6 08:49A Jul 20 507'0 510'2 504'6 507'6 0'6 507'0 08:49A Sep 20 513'6 517'2 512'4 514'6 0'0 514'6 08:49A Dec 20 525'0 527'2 523'0 524'6 -0'2 525'0 08:49A Mar 21 533'6 534'6 533'6 534'6 -0'4 535'2 08:49A May 21 540'6 -8'0 535'4s 08:49A Jul 21 537'4 -8'6 528'6s 08:49A Sep 21 499'6 -9'0 532'2s 08:30A @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 20 577'6 582'4 576'0 581'0 3'2 577'6 08:49A May 20 577'0 581'2 575'4 579'6 2'4 577'2 08:49A Jul 20 576'0 580'2 575'0 579'2 2'4 576'6 08:49A Sep 20 581'0 585'0 579'6 584'0 2'2 581'6 08:49A Dec 20 589'6 592'4 587'6 591'6 2'0 589'6 08:49A Mar 21 595'2 597'6 595'0 596'6 0'0 596'6 08:49A May 21 591'0 593'0 590'0 590'0 -0'4 590'4 08:49A Jul 21 567'6 573'0 567'6 570'4 0'0 570'4 08:49A Sep 21 572'0 572'0 572'0 572'0 -0'4 572'4 08:49A My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More