Memphis, TN Daily Grain

LR_GR110
Little Rock, AR     Fri, May 04, 2012     USDA-AR Dept of Ag Market News

Bid prices to farmers, FOB Memphis elevators by truck

                 Bids      Change             Basis          Change
Corn       6.5625-6.7025   DN 8.25-UP 5.75    36N to 50N     DN 14 to UNCH
Soybeans   14.9825         UP 9.75-UP 4.75    20N            UP 5 to UNCH
SRW Wheat  6.1650-6.2150   DN 4-DN 6          7N to 12N      UP 2 to UNCH
Sorghum    10.7200-10.7900 UP 10              -20N to -16N   UNCH

Contract Bids for New Crop Delivery
Corn       5.1325-5.1525   DN 2.25            -22U to -20U   UNCH
Soybeans   13.8375         DN 1               17X            UNCH
SRW Wheat  6.2150-6.2450   DN 6               12N to 15N     UNCH
Sorghum    8.8300-9.0000   DN 9-DN 10         -30Z to -20Z   UNCH

* All bids are $/bu except Sorghum, which is $/cwt.
NA = Not Available  NQ = No Quote  No Comp = No Comparison

Chicago Board of Trade month symbols: F January, G February, H March,
J April, K May, M June, N July, Q August, U September, V October,
X November, Z December
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Monthly Prices for: April 2012

No. 2 Yellow Corn                       6.5618
No. 1 Yellow Soybeans                  14.6276
No. 2 Soft Red Winter Wheat             6.4778
No. 1 Yellow Sorghum                   11.0195

Source: USDA- AR Coop Ext Service, Little Rock, AR
        Steve Cheney 501-671-2200
        www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/LR_GR110.txt

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