Ondrejicka Elevators

	Quote Ticker
	CORN (May 19) 358'4 0'2 CORN (Jul 19) 367'0 0'2 CORN (Sep 19) 374'6 0'0 CORN (Dec 19) 386'2 -0'4 CORN (Mar 20) 400'2 -0'4 CORN (May 20) 408'0 -0'4 CORN (Jul 20) 414'2 -0'6 CORN (Sep 20) 409'4 -0'2 SOYBEANS (May 19) 880'6 1'4 SOYBEANS (Jul 19) 894'4 1'6 SOYBEANS (Aug 19) 900'2 1'4 SOYBEANS (Sep 19) 904'6 1'2 SOYBEANS (Nov 19) 913'6 1'2 SOYBEANS (Jan 20) 924'2 1'2 SOYBEANS (Mar 20) 930'4 1'2 SOYBEANS (May 20) 937'4 1'0 WHEAT (May 19) 445'4 -2'6 WHEAT (Jul 19) 449'6 -2'0 WHEAT (Sep 19) 455'6 -2'2 WHEAT (Dec 19) 472'4 -3'2 WHEAT (Mar 20) 488'6 -3'6 WHEAT (May 20) 497'6 -4'0 WHEAT (Jul 20) 498'4 -4'4 WHEAT (Sep 20) 507'0 -5'0 CANADIAN DOLLAR (May 19) 0.748100 -0.002600 CANADIAN DOLLAR (Jun 19) 0.748400 -0.002550 CANADIAN DOLLAR (Jul 19) 0.749100 -0.002550 LEAN HOGS (May 19) 90.075 1.275 LEAN HOGS (Jun 19) 96.750 0.625 LEAN HOGS (Jul 19) 100.325 - 0.075 LIVE CATTLE (Apr 19) 128.575 1.600 LIVE CATTLE (Jun 19) 122.650 0.300 LIVE CATTLE (Aug 19) 119.875 0.200

Futures

	@C - CORN - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	May 19	358'0	359'2	357'0	358'4	0'2	358'4s	04/18
	Jul 19	366'4	367'6	365'6	367'0	0'2	367'2s	04/18
	Sep 19	374'6	375'4	373'6	374'6	0'0	375'0s	04/18
	Dec 19	386'2	387'2	385'0	386'2	-0'4	386'2s	04/18
	Mar 20	400'0	401'0	399'0	400'2	-0'4	400'2s	04/18
	May 20	408'4	408'6	407'0	408'0	-0'4	408'2s	04/18
	Jul 20	414'0	415'0	413'0	414'2	-0'6	414'2s	04/18
	Sep 20	410'4	411'0	409'0	409'4	-0'2	410'4s	04/18

	@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	May 19	878'6	882'0	876'4	880'6	1'4	880'4s	04/18
	Jul 19	892'4	895'4	890'2	894'4	1'6	894'2s	04/18
	Aug 19	898'4	901'0	896'2	900'2	1'4	900'0s	04/18
	Sep 19	903'2	906'0	900'6	904'6	1'2	904'6s	04/18
	Nov 19	912'2	915'2	910'0	913'6	1'2	913'4s	04/18
	Jan 20	922'6	925'2	920'2	924'2	1'2	923'6s	04/18
	Mar 20	929'0	932'2	927'2	930'4	1'2	930'6s	04/18
	May 20	937'0	939'2	935'0	937'4	1'0	938'0s	04/18

	@W - WHEAT - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	May 19	447'2	448'2	439'2	445'4	-2'6	444'2s	04/18
	Jul 19	450'0	451'4	443'2	449'6	-2'0	448'2s	04/18
	Sep 19	456'6	458'2	450'2	455'6	-2'2	454'6s	04/18
	Dec 19	474'6	475'4	467'4	472'4	-3'2	471'0s	04/18
	Mar 20	492'2	492'2	484'2	488'6	-3'6	487'6s	04/18
	May 20	502'4	502'4	494'2	497'6	-4'0	497'4s	04/18
	Jul 20	505'4	505'4	497'0	498'4	-4'4	500'6s	04/18
	Sep 20	505'6	507'0	505'0	507'0	-5'0	507'6s	04/18

	@CD - CANADIAN DOLLAR - CME
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	May 19	0.747500	0.748100	0.747000	0.748100	-0.002600	0.747350s	04/18
	Jun 19	0.750150	0.750550	0.747250	0.748400	-0.002550	0.748000s	04/18
	Jul 19				0.749100	-0.002550	0.748550s	04/18

	@HE - LEAN HOGS - CME
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	May 19	88.750	90.350	87.700	90.075	1.275	90.200s	04/18
	Jun 19	96.525	97.025	94.350	96.750	0.625	96.750s	04/18
	Jul 19	100.625	101.225	98.600	100.325	- 0.075	100.550s	04/18

	@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Close	Time	More
	Apr 19	127.250	128.600	127.100	128.575	1.600	128.525s	04/18
	Jun 19	122.625	122.775	121.625	122.650	0.300	122.675s	04/18
	Aug 19	119.700	119.950	118.725	119.875	0.200	119.750s	04/18

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