Grains Fall Thursday
By DTN/The Progressive Farmer - Thu 17 Jan 2013 15:00:00 CT
Related Keywords: Agriculture

DTN Closing Grain Comments 01/17 14:28
Grains Fall Thursday

Headlines were the driving force Thursday, particularly in the soybean
market. Corn and wheat were left to follow wherever beans chose to take them.

By Darin Newsom
DTN Senior Analyst



General Comments:

Corn closed 6 3/4 cents lower in the March and 6 cents lower in the May.
Soybeans closed 6 1/4 cents lower in the March and 6 1/2 cents lower in the
May. Wheat closed 3 3/4 cents lower in the March Chicago, 5 1/2 cents lower in
the March Kansas City, and 1 1/2 cents lower in the March Minneapolis. The U.S.
dollar index is 0.133 lower at 79.671. February gold is $6.00 higher at
$1,689.20 while March silver is $0.268 higher and March copper is $.0545
higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is 113 points higher at 13,624.
February crude oil is $1.08 higher at $95.32. February heating oil is $.0209
higher while February RBOB gasoline is $.0471 higher and February natural gas
is $0.050 higher.

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