Duane Disque or Brian Peiler Jon Sperl or Bryce Olson

1-800-452-7396 or 541-989-8221 1-800-422-7611 or 541-276-7611

or Dan Steiner 481-6614 (office), 571-3798 (cell) graingrowers@centurytel.net

GOOD MORNING!!!

Below are the best indicated market bids as of: 9:00 on 6/18/09

	SWW	SRW	DNS		HRW		Barley	Corn
Month	Portland	*Chicago*	Portland	Basis	Portland	Basis	Portland	Cash Px
June	5.80		7.84	*.80 N*	6.55	*.35 N*	110	156
July	5.85	*5.62 CNW*	7.84	*.80 U*	6.55	*.35 N*	110
August	5.85		7.84	*.80 U*	6.60	*.30 U*	120
September	5.94	*5.90 CUW*	7.84	*.80 U*	6.65	*.35 U*	120
October	6.06		7.88	*.75 Z*	6.71	*.25 Z*
November	6.10		7.93	*.80 Z*	6.76	*.30 Z*		2009/ 162
December	6.16	*6.17 CZW*	7.98	*.85 Z*				2010/ 165
N/C 2010		*6.65 CUW*	*7.53*	*.30 MUW*	*6.95*	*.20 CNW*		2011/ 171
*N/C 2011*		*6.92 CNW*
**Club premium: Buyers Call!			*Prem/Disc*	*+12/ -20*	*Prem/ Disc*	*+10/ -20*	*Canola:*	*.15/ lb n/c*

***NOTE: Corn values vary depending on delivery location PLEASE call for updates.

Fun Trivia: Everyone knows that both Christmas day and New Year’s day always fall on the same day of the week. However, in 1939, the year of the outbreak of World War II. Christmas fell on a Monday, and New Year’s fell on a Sunday. Why?

This day in History: 1960: Arnold Palmer wins U.S. Open 1778: British abandon Philadelphia 1815: Napoleon defeated at Waterloo

Quote to Note: A house divided against itself cannot stand. – Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Actually, in any given year Christmas day and New Year’s day always fall on different days of the week. Christmas don’t forget, occurs some 51 weeks later in the year than New Years day. 1939 was no different.

***All bids are subject to change, please call for CONFIRMATION of prices. All information in this letter is from sources deemed reliable, and is for informational purposes only***