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7/25 -  Good day, wht futs up 10-20c and corn closed up 5-8c.  SWW climbed a bunch to $8.15 Portland as might be some Paki biz in the works. Hope this unexpected rally not short lived. Thurs xport sales report  not horrible at 22 mil bu wht last wk.  Funds been selling off long positions while Congess holding hearings to limit spec trading limits. Corn now $1/bu below flood run-up? Should be oversold now with correction to come. We now closer to the bottom.   PNW SWW too high price for everyone but Pac Rim customers,  as SRW is still $2/bu cheaper in the Gulf than SW?   Some harvest pressure with good midwest hrw crop almost complete.  More negative news for wht is the world will grow 2 bil bu more than last year, will keep lid on wht prices this yr.  Wht might rally if corn crop weather gets hot.  US crops are pretty good, Canada Spring wht great, world pretty good.  Down under still in question.  PNW SW only competitive to Asian markets.  The Black Sea has a bumper crop and selling cheap.  Index Funds are long wht, corn, and beans, but restrictions may be put on them to reduce their size of positions.   Paki, Iraq, & Egypt needs will be supplied by Europe and FSU States.   Aussie quiet and still dry but crop will be better than last 2 years.   Futures limits are 60c on wht and 30c YC.      Ethanol demand for 5 bil bu YC this year will be a driver keeping all grain prices higher for years to come.              

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Local Cash Bids
 
Dlvd TCG Delivery Cash  
 SWW DLVD July-Aug
  Sep
  Oct
  Nov
  Jan 09
  NC 09
 DNS - 14% DLVD July-Aug
  Sep
  Oct
  Nov
  Dec
  Jan 09
  NC 09
 HRW - 11.5% DLVD July-Aug
  Sep
  Nov
  Dec
  Jan 09
  NC 2009
 Barley FOB Bin Aug-Sep 08
  Oct
  Nov & Dec
 Yellow Corn FOB Bin Jly 08
  Aug Sep 08
  OND 08 NC
  JFM 09
  OND 09
  OND 2010

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New Crop Thoughts
2008 wht highs were made on Feb26 & 27 at $10/bu SWW, $12.50 +/bu HRW, & $13.70/bu DNS all deld Pasco prices. The market has dropped approx $3/bu with better world crops.   Doubt these highs will be broken without major weather problems.  This gives us all objectives to shoot for on selling more new crop.  Think trend will recover from July's latest sell off once the market tries to kill the corn crop in Aug. NC corn prices highs hit $290/ST late June with flooding, and now have backed off $40/ST.  Expect Aug rally on corn.   Aussie production guess won't be known to Sep 1, but they look better than the past 2 yeas so far.    
  We starting to publish 2009 wht prices. We have factored in an extra 25c/bu for us to cover the risk of interest on margin calls and ever increasing fuel prices.    Weather, Funds, & Ethanol will be the drivers for a long time. Buckle in to see 50c price swings weekly if not daily?!  Contact Dana Herron or Craig Teel at Tri-State Seed 866-627-4500 for all your seed needs.    Please call us with your sell orders.  DF

Fuel surcharges have added approx 6c/bu to our barge costs & 5-10c/bu to our truck costs since 2 yrs ago.  Frustating as difficult to hedge these costs. 


Headline News
Rice: Pakistan Needs to Stop Taliban 07/25 06:49
Obama Says US Must Work With Allies 07/26 09:19
Bush Eager to Sign AIDS Legislation 07/26 09:35
US Strengthening Zimbabwe Sanctions 07/25 06:25
Report: Iran Now Has 6,000 Centrifuges 07/26 09:24
Obama Urges Iran to Accept EU Proposal 07/25 14:32
US Foreclosure Filings Double in 2Q 07/25 07:40
Stocks End Up After Economic Readings 07/25 17:35

Quotes
 
C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 585'0 570'0 577'2s 4'2
Dec 604'0 589'0 596'4s 4'4
Mar 622'4 609'0 616'0s 4'6
May 635'0 622'0 628'0s 4'2
Jul 645'0 627'0 638'0s 6'0
Sep 634'0 631'4 632'0s 6'0
Dec 625'0 610'0 620'0s 4'0
 
S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Aug 1406'0 1374'0 1398'6s 13'6
Sep 1396'0 1362'0 1388'4s 15'4
Nov 1396'0 1359'0 1386'4s 13'4
 
W - WHEAT - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 821'0 783'0 811'0s 23'2
Dec 845'4 810'0 834'4s 23'2
Mar 862'4 827'0 855'0s 21'6
May 868'2s 21'0
Jul 890'0 866'0 882'2s 22'4
Sep 892'6s 21'0
Dec 910'0 899'0 912'2s 20'4
 
KW - WHEAT - KCBT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 845'4 813'4 832'2s 15'6
Dec 869'0 837'0 858'0s 17'2
Mar 889'0 864'0 880'0s 15'4
May 890'4s 15'4
Jul 902'0 875'0 895'0s 17'0
Sep 901'0s 15'0
Dec 925'0 908'0 916'0s 15'0
 
MW - WHEAT - SPRING - MGE
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 890'0 868'0 886'0s 16'2
Dec 903'0 877'0 896'2s 14'2
Mar 917'0 896'0 917'0s 17'0
May 920'0s 14'0
Jul 905'0s 11'0
Sep 912'0 907'0 910'0s 18'0
Dec 913'0s 11'0
 
@C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 585'4 569'0 577'2s 4'2
Dec 604'4 588'0 596'4s 4'4
Mar 623'4 607'4 616'0s 4'6
 
@KW - WHEAT - KCBT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 846'4 812'6 832'2s 15'6
Dec 869'4 836'2 858'0s 17'2
Mar 891'0 860'0 880'0s 15'4
 
@MW - WHEAT - SPRING - MGE
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 894'0 865'0 886'0s 16'2
Dec 905'0 876'4 896'2s 14'2
Mar 920'2 894'6 917'0s 17'0
 
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Aug 1407'0 1372'0 1398'6s 13'6
Sep 1397'4 1360'6 1388'4s 15'4
Nov 1396'4 1358'0 1386'4s 13'4
 
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Sep 822'6 781'6 811'0s 23'2
Dec 846'0 805'0 834'4s 23'2
Mar 865'2 828'6 855'0s 21'6

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Mild, Warm Saturday Ahead for Most
Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Saturday will bring another round of mild weather to the Midwest, with very warm to hot conditions again from Montana south through central and Southern Plains, Delta and Deep South. » More DTN Weather Commentary

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