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GRAIN AND FEED UNITED STATES
MARKET NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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GRAIN:
WEEKLY SUMMARY....
TUTU US SETTLEMENT
SOYBEAN BIDS COMP,
CASH GRAIN BIDS..
CASH GRAIN BIDS A1
GRAINSt EXPORT BI
GRAINS INSPECTED
SOYBEANS INSPEC
GRAINS INSPECTED
GRAINS INSPECTED
GRAINS INSPECTED
BARGE GRAIN MOT
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WEEKLY SUMMARY
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HIGHLIGHTS:
GRAIN AND SOYBEAN PRICES STAGED A SHALL RALLY LATE IN THE WEEK BUT STILL ENDED UP
ON THE NEGATIVE SIDE. WHEAT 5 TO 12 CENTS LOWER. CORN MIXED. SORGHUM 2 TO 5
CENTS LOWER. SOYBEANS 3 TO 8 CENTS LOWER. EXPORTS WERE A PRIMARY MARKET MAKER
THIS TIME OF YEAR. WHEAT TONNAGE ENDED UP FAIRLY RESPECTABLE BUT NO LOOKING TOO
GOOD FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. BIG TICKET COUNTRIES, CHINA DID NOT GET BACK ON THE
BOOKS THIS WEEK AND THIS WAS A LITTLE DISAPPOINTING TO TRADERS. CONCERNS OVER
WINTER WHEAT KILL AS SUBZERO TEMPERATURES RULED A LARGE PART OF THE WHEAT COUNTRY
WERE NOT REPORTED TO BE AS EXTENSIVE AS FEARED. A LATE WEEK SNOW STORM MOVED UP
THROUGH TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, MISSOURI, KANSAS AND EAST THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY. THIS
SNOW GIVING A GOOD COVER AND PROTECTION FROM WINTER KILL; VERY BENEFICIAL TO BOTH
HARD RED WINTER AND SOFT WINTER WHEAT. GOOD CORN EXPORT ORDERS FOR THE PAST MONTH
OR SO. PRICES TURNED HIGHER BUT INCREASED YEAR END FARMER SELLING INCREASED SUPPLY
SIDE. YEAR END INCREASED MOVEMENT FOR TAX PURPOSE AND BECAUSE OF INCREASED PRICES.
UNKNOWN DESTINATION 4.7 MILLION BUSHEL ORDER LATE IN THE WEEK PUT A LITTLE STRENGTH
IN CORN PRICES. YEAR TO DATE EXPORT FIGURES ABOVE A YEAR AGO BUT THE FIGURE NOT
AS MUCH ON THE PLUS SIDE AS IT SHOULD BE, CONSIDERING CORN WAS AROUND $3.00 PER
BUSHELS THIS TIME LAST YEAR AND $2.30 THIS YEAR. MINOR SOYBEAN ORDER ON THE BOOKS
THIS WEEK BUT NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO HAVE ANY* INFLUENCE ON THE MARKET. SOUTH
AMERICAN CROP LOOKING GOOD. ONLY ONE MONTH ON THE BEAN BOARD ABOVE $6.00 FOR THE
NEXT TWO. YEARS. THIS REFLECTING CONCERNS ABOUT WORLD SOYBEAN PRODUCTION OVER THE
NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.
WHEAT;
KANSAS CITY NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER WHEAT, ORDINARY PROTEIN DN 11 1/4-12 1/4 CENTS
AT 4.17-4.27 PER BUSHEL. KANSAS CITY NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT DN 7 1/4 CENTS
AT 4.04-4.14 PER BUSHEL. ST. LOUIS TRUCK NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT, TERMINAL
BID DN 10 CENTS AT 4.03 PER BUSHEL. MINNEAPOLIS NO. 1 DARK NORTHERN SPRING WHEAT,
14 PERCENT PROTEIN DN 6 3/4 CENTS AT 4.26 3/4 PER BUSHEL. PORTLAND NO. 1 SOFT
WHITE WHEAT DN 5 CENTS AT 4.47-4.49 PER BUSHEL.
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KANSAS CITY NO. 2 YELLOW CORN UP 1 1/4 CENTS AT 2.28 3/4-2.33 3/4 PER BUSHEL.
OMAHA NO. 2 TRUCK YELLOW CORN DN 2 CENTS TO UNCHANGED AT 2.11-2.14 PER BUSHEL.
CHICAGO NO. 2 YELLOW CORN DN 3/4 CENT AT 2.15 3/4-2.20 3/4 PER BUSHEL. TOLEDO NO.
2 YELLOW CORN UP 1 3/4-DN 1 CENT AT 2.14 3/4-2.18 PER BUSHEL. MINNEAPOLIS NO.
2 YELLOW CORN DN 3/4 CENT AT 2.05 3/4 CENTS PER BUSHEL. KANSAS CITY MILLING
QUALITY WHITE CORN UNCHANGED AT 2.80-2.90 PER BUSHEL.
OATS AND BARLEY;
NO. 2 HEAVY OATS AT MINNEAPOLIS UP 6 1/4-DN 3 1/4 CENTS AT 1/53 3/4. NO. 3 OR
BETTER MALTING BARLEY 70 PERCENT OR BETTER PLUMP HAD NO QUOTE. PORTLAND NO. 2
BARLEY, SINGLE RAIL, TWO-ROWED DN 5 TO UNCHANGED AT 5.20-5.25.
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NO. 2 YELLOW, FOB DELIVERED KANSAS CITY DN 2 CENTS AT 3.85-3.94 PER CWT. TEXAS
HIGH PLAINS NO. 2 YELLOW SORGHUM DN 2-5 CENTS AT 3.90-4.00 PER CWT.
OILSEEDS;
ILLINOIS PROCESSORS NO. 1 YELLOW TRUCK SOYBEANS DN 8 3/4-6 1/2 AT 5.52 1/2-5.63
3/4 PER BUSHEL. KANSAS CITY NO. 1 YELLOW SOYBEANS DN 51/2 AT 5.45 3/4-5.50 3/4
PER BUSHEL. MINNEAPOLIS NO. 1 YELLOW SOYBEANS DN 3 3/4 AT 5.28 1/2 PER BUSHEL.
DECATUR 44 PERCENT SOYBEAN MEAL, UNCHANGED TO DN 4.00 AT 141.50-143.50 PER TON.
DECATUR CRUDE SOYBEAN OIL DN 1.08-.83 AT 30.44-30.94 CENTS PER POUND. SUNFLOWER
CRUDE OIL PRICES OUT OF MINNESOTA WERE DN 3/4 CENT TO UNCHANGED AT 30.00-31.00
CENTS PER POUND DELIVERED MINNEAPOLIS.
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JANUARY 4. 1995 JANUARY 5.
1994
DOLLARS PER BUSHEL
WHEAT MAR MAY JUL SEP MAR
CHICAGO 3.98 3.751/4 • 3.46 3.51 1/2 3.85 1/2
KANSAS CITY 3.94 3/4 3.80 1/4 3.52 1/2 3.52 1/2 3.84 1/2
MINNEAPOLIS N. SPRING 3.88 1/2 3.83 1/2 3.72 1/2 3.57 3.91 1/4
CORN
CHICAGO 2.28 3/4 2.35 3/4 2.41 2.45 3.05 1/2
SOYBEANS JAN MAR MAY JUL JAN
5.48 1/2 5.58 1/2 5.68 1/2 5.75 6.96 3/4
SOYBEAN OIL JAN MAR MAY N/A DEC
CENTS PE * POUND
CHICAGO 29.28 27.90 26.63 N/A 29.21
SOYBEAN MEAL
CHICAGO 153 .90 156.80 160.70 N/A 200.60
SOURCE: CHICAGO AND KANSAS CITY BOARDS OF TRADE AND
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN EXCHANGE.
SOYBEAN BIDS COMPARED WITH MARKET VALUE OF OIL AND MEAL
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01/05/95 12/29/94 01/06/94
SOYBEAN OIL, CRUDE. TANK CARS AND TRUCKS,
(CENTS PER POUNDS)
BIDS AT CENTRAL ILLINOIS 30.69 31.64 29.75
oil ViELb BUS UeL cf*U5h£d
(POUNDS) 11.13 11.13 10.77
value Prom bUShEl 56ybea'ns
(DOLLARS) 3.42 3.52 3.20
s6y£eAn Meal, 4efc F>r6tEin UNkKTkICYEb
(DOLLARS PER TON)
BID AT CENTRAL ILLINOIS. BULK 154.00 157.00 201.50
YIELD CRUSHES
MEal ^Er SUSHEl
(POUNDS) 43.96 43.96 44.34
VALUE FROM BUSHEL 6f SOYBEANS
(DOLLARS) 3.38 3.45 4.47
ValUE 6Foil and mEal fRoM bushel of
SOYBEANS (DOLLARS) 6.80 6.97 7.67
SOYBEANS. NO. 1 VELl6W
(DOLLARS PER BUSHEL)
TRUCK BIDS PAID AT CENTRAL ILLINOIS
POINTS BY PROCESSORS 5.58 5.66 7.03
UIPEErEnCE
b'E1rWEE?TS6YbEAhi BlbS aWd
VALUE OF OIL AND MEAL
(CENTS) 1.22 1.31 0.64
BASED ON CRUSHINGS AND PRODUCTION OF SOYBEAN MEAL AND
OIL AT CRUSHING PLANTS REPORTED BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
FOR OCTOBER 1993 AND JANUARY 1993
THIS TABLE IS PRESENTED FOR STATISTICAL COMPARISON AND IS NOT
INTENDED TO INDICATE OPERATING MARGINS.
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-AREA- SORGHUM SOYBEANS' WHEAT WHEAT OATS
#2 YELLOW *2 YELLOW #1 YELLOW #1 HRW #2 SRW #2 HEAVY
EASTERN STATES
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE 2.29-2.30 - 5.56 - 3.88-3.94
OHIO VALLEY 2.33-2.36 - 5.62-5.65 - 4.02
CENT. BLUEGRASS 2.20-2.32 - 5.29-5.33 - 3.35
TENNESSEE
WESTERN 2.09-2.30 3.54-3.58 5.25-5.53 3.11-3.31 -
MIDDLE 2.27-2.44 - 5.44-5.57 3.16-3.34 -
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NORFOLK - - 5.44-5.49 - 3.16
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IOWA
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CENTRAL 1.96-2.10 - 5.12-5.33 - -
EASTERN 1.94-2.11 - 5.09-5.34 - -
ILLINOIS
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CENTRAL 2.12-2.22 - 5.38-5.49 - 3.80-3.85
SOUTHERN 2.17-2.29 3.72-4.00 5.42-5.55 - 3.82-3.92
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CENTRAL 2.05-2.15 3.00-3.63 5.19-5.38 • 3.55-3.69
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SOUTHEAST 2.35-2.37 4.04-4.27 5.53-5.67 3.93-4.00
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DENVER 2.43 3.76-3.79 3.76
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WESTERN 2.23-2.29 3.57-3.66 4.83-5.10 3.60-3.69 -
KANSAS CITY * 2.28-2.30 3.89-3.91 5.52-5.54 4.14-4.15 3.93-3.95
NEBRASKA
GRAND ISLAND 2.17 3.55 5.13 3.67
BEATRICE 2.12 3.54 5.14 3.85 •
COLUMBUS 2.18 3.41 5.12 3.71 •
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VERMILLION 1.95 - 5.14 - - 1.20
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BEAVER 2.31 3.74 - 3.67
AFTON 2.40 3.60 5.10 3.79
LAWTON - - - 3.66 •
TEXAS
CANADIAN RIVER 2.36-2.37 3.76-3.80 • 3.67-3.68
PLAINVIEW TRIANGLE 2.44-2.54 3.87-4.08 4.65-4.84 3.64-3.85 -
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GRAINS INSPECTED AND/&R WEIGHED FOR EXPORT
- 1,000 BUSHELS -
CURRENT PREVIOUS
WEEK ENDING - MARKET YEAR MARKET YEAR
GRAIN 12/29/94 12/22/94 12/30/93 TO DATE TO DATE
WHEAT 17,758 29,716 15,237 687,611 727,42
RYE 0 0 0
OATS 0 15 0 413 65
BARLEY 8 1,87 0 41,815 35,39
FLAXSEED 0
CORN 3i',m M§? aM« 5f8;!8i
SORGHUM 5
SOYBEANS 11,556 13,127 31Mf§ 250,015
SUNFLOWER 0 l4,520 0
TOTAL 74,718 105,283 55,179 1,756,952 1,624,552
CROP MARKETING YEARS BEGIN JUNE 1 FOR WHEAT, RYE, OATS, BARLEY AND FLAXSEED;
SEPTEMBER 1 FOR CORN, SORGHUM, SOYBEANS AND SUNFLOWER SEEDS.
INCLUDES WATERWAY SHIPMENTS TO CANADA.
SOYBEANS INSPECTED AND/OR WEIGHED FOR EXPORT
BY PORT AREA AND COUNTRY OF DESTINATION
REPORTED IN WEEK ENDING DEC 29, 1994
- 1,000 BUSHELS -
S.
JAPAN 1,678
MISSISSIPPI R.
BRAZIL 1,312 COSTA RICA 309
ITALY 1 558 JAPAN
NETHERLANDS 5,410 PORTUGAL '■m
SPAIN 1'526 %
EAST GULF
VENEZUELA 433
COLUMBIA R.
PHILIPPINES 283
PUGET SOUND
CHINA T 2,161
INTERIOR
MEXICO 332
TOTAL 17,556
INCLUDES SHIPMENTS TO CANADA
WHEAT INSPECTED AND/OR WE_IGHED F_OR EXPORT BY CLASS, REGION AND PORT AREA
REPORTED IN WEEK ENDING DEC 29, 1994
- 1,000 BUSHELS -
REGION/PORT HARD RED HARD RED SOFT RED SOFT DURUM TOTALS
SPRING WINTER WINTER WHITE
ST LAWR SWY
MONTREAL 0 0 0 0
SEAWAY 239 8 0 0 0 23
SUBTOTAL 0 0 0 23
LAKES
CHICAGO 0 0 0
DULUTH-SUP 0 0 0
TOLEDO 0 8 0
SAGINAW 0 0 0
SUBTOTAL 0 0 0 0
ATLANTIC
N. ATLANTIC 0 0 922 0 0 922
S. ATLANTIC 0 0 8 0
SUBTOTAL 0 0 92§ 0 922
GULF
MISSISSIPPI R. 1,361 0 1,929 8 960 4,258
EAST GULF 0 8
N. TEXAS 399 4,037 0 4,436
S. TEXAS 0 0 0
SUBTOTAL 1,760 4,037 1,929 0 968 8,686
PACIFIC
COLUMBIA R. 941 911 0 5,92 0 7,7,7
PUGET SOUND 0 0 8 0
CALIFORNIA 0 0 0
SUBTOTAL 941 911 0 5,929 0 7,781
INTERIOR
INTERIOR 0 369 0 0 0
SUBTOTAL 0 369 0 0 0
TOTAL 2,940 5,317 2,851 5,929 960 17,997
SHIPMENTS
TO CANADA* 0 0 0 0 0 0
*NOT INCLUDED IN TOTAL INSPECTION FOR EXPORTS
SW^PORTS^60 F°R ST0RAGE IN CANADA IS REPORTED AT TIME OF SHIPMENT FROM ST LAWR
WHITE WHEAT* 1990' ALL HARD AND S0FT WHEAT VARIETIES WERE CLASSIFIED AS
SOURCE; FEDERAL GRAIN INSPECTION SERVICE