Steve, first check with your local MU Extension office. They should have a website online. They have recommendations for fruit trees for Missouri. I know Bing, or any other sweet cherries, are not recommended for our weather in SW Missouri. It is the combination of heat and humidity that cause them to crack. I believe Stella cherry (Stark Bros.) may work, no personal experience. That is Stark Bros. Nursery at Louisiana, Mo. Also some of the yellow sweet cherries could work. Just do a little research first.

Hope this give you a little help.

Stella also has trouble here. It gets brown rot...we never got a single cherry because we didn't want to spray.

I have a VERY healthy (though it hasn't borne fruit yet)Royalton black sweet cherry from Stark Bros. in my SW MO orchard. It is 5 years old now, with no problems whatsoever. That same year I planted a Stella, and it died the following spring from some kind of weeping rot at the graft. I need to get another pollinator now.
I was warned not to plant sweet cherries here by all the Extension literature, neighbors, etc. because we have so much black knot here on the billions of wild cherry trees everywhere you look. However, I recall three beautiful black cherry trees in town when I was a kid (1970s) that gave excellent cherries and never had any problems until someone cut them down. Look around your town. I bet you might see some old ones. I did that before I bought mine. They're around.
BTW - my orchard is in a clearing in the woods, just full of wild cherries everywhere. We'll see what happens, but I'm for giving it a try. Some say not to plant sour cherries for some of the same reasons, but we've grown them for years with no problems.
Good luck!