Illinois grain prices in country elevators

[March 14, 2014]  SPRINGFIELD — This is Thursday's report of the grain prices and trends, prepared by the USDA and the Illinois Department of Agriculture.

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In Northern and Western Illinois country grain dealers quoted shelled corn bids were 3 to 9 cents lower.

Soybean bids were 5 to 13 cents higher.

In Central Illinois country grain dealers quoted shelled corn bids were 3 to 4 cents higher.

Soybean bids were 9 cents higher.

In the Southern part of the state, shelled corn bids were 3 to 4 cents lower.

Soybean bids were 7 to 8 cents higher. Wheat bids were 10 to 15 cents lower.
 

Commercial grain prices paid farmers by Interior Illinois Country Elevators after 2.00 p.m. are listed below in dollars per bushel:

AREA	US 2 CORN	US 1 SOYBEANS	US 2 SOFT WHEAT
NORTHERN	4.45 - 4.67	13.42 - 13.76
WESTERN	4.60 - 4.69	13.58 - 13.75
N. CENT.	4.51 - 4.63	13.79 - 13.91
S. CENTRAL	4.53 - 4.74	13.83 - 13.96
WABASH	4.60 - 4.77	13.91 - 14.01	6.53 - 6.71
W.S. WEST	4.77 - 4.96	13.68 - 13.89	6.79 - 6.82
L. EGYPT	4.65 - 4.74	13.86 - 14.01	6.62 - 6.72

Central Illinois average price

Corn:  4.62 1/2 (-22 1/2 K)
Soybeans: 13.87 1/2 (-8 1/2 K)

CONTRACT BIDS FOR JANUARY 2014 DELIVERY

AREA	US 2 CORN	US 1 SOYBEANS	US 2 SOFT WHEAT
NORTHERN	4.43 - 4.59	11.26 - 11.65
WESTERN	4.49 - 4.54	11.42 - 11.65
N. CENT.	4.51 - 4.59	11.45 - 11.69
S. CENTRAL	4.44 - 4.62	11.48 - 11.65
WABASH	4.52 - 4.64	11.48 - 11.64	6.35 - 6.53
W.S. WEST	4.38 - 4.60	11.55 - 11.80	6.52 - 6.66
L. EGYPT	4.54 - 4.59	11.50 - 11.65	6.38 - 6.56

[Text copied from USDA-Illinois Department of Agriculture Market News, Springfield]