Illinois grain prices in country elevators
No Wednesday report due to the Fourth of July Holiday

[July 05, 2018]  SPRINGFIELD — This is Tuesday's report of the grain prices and trends prepared by the USDA and the Illinois Department of Agriculture.

In Northern and Western Illinois country grain dealers quoted shelled corn bids were 6 cents higher. Soybean bids were mostly 5 cents lower.

In Central Illinois country grain dealers quoted shelled corn bids were 2 to 5 cents higher. Soybeans were down 5 cents.

In the Southern part of the state, shelled corn bids were up 6 to 8 cents.  Soybeans were 4 to 6 cents lower. Wheat bids were up 6 to 12 cents.

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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	3.09 - 3.28	7.83 - 8.05
WESTERN	3.06 - 3.21	8.00 - 8.27
N. CENT.	3.13 - 3.25	8.08 - 8.27
S. CENTRAL	3.09 - 3.27	8.00 - 8.23
WABASH	3.22 - 3.48	8.06 - 8.23	4.62 - 4.76
W.S. WEST	3.28 - 3.48	8.22 - 8.48	4.82 - 4.98
L. EGYPT	3.16 - 3.42	8.13 - 8.29	4.66 - 4.93

Central Illinois average price

Corn:  3.18 (-34 U)
Soybeans: 8.13 1/2 (-34 1/2 Q)

CONTRACT BIDS FOR OCT/NOV '18 DELIVERY

AREA	US 2 CORN	US 1 SOYBEANS	US 2 SOFT WHEAT**
NORTHERN	3.20 - 3.35	8.14 - 8.26
WESTERN	3.15 - 3.32	8.06 - 8.28
N. CENT.	3.30 - 3.37	8.26 - 8.39
S. CENTRAL	3.25 - 3.42	8.19 - 8.32
WABASH	3.35 - 3.40	8.15 - 8.29
W.S. WEST	3.32 - 3.48	8.28 - 8.45
L. EGYPT	3.17 - 3.43	8.14 - 8.29

**Wheat bids are for June-July Delivery 2019**

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