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ICE Futures Canada: Canola futures prices lower Tuesday, barley unchanged
WINNIPEG - Closing prices:
Canola: March '13 $5.60 higher $635.90; May '13 $1.20 higher $628.40; July '13 $0.70 lower $618.70; Nov. '13 $2.00 lower $564.50; Jan. '14 $2.60 lower $560.80; March '14 $2.60 lower $556.00; May '14 $2.60 lower $553.90; July '14 $2.60 lower $552.00; Nov. '14 $2.60 lower $540.80; Jan '15 $2.60 lower $540.80; March '15 $2.60 lower $540.80.
Barley (Western): March '13 unchanged $241.50; May '13 unchanged $242.50; July '13 unchanged $243.00; Oct. '13 unchanged $243.00; Dec '13 unchanged $243.00; March '14 unchanged $243.00; May '14 unchanged $243.00; July '14 unchanged $243.00; Oct. '14 unchanged $243.00; Dec. '14 unchanged $243.00; March '15 unchanged $243.00.
Tuesday's estimated volume of trade: 337,480 tonnes of canola; 0 tonnes of barley (Western Barley) Total: 337,480.
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