Mississippi Daily Grain Report

JK_GR110
Jackson, Ms Friday, February 15, 2013   USDA-MS Market News
Mississippi Daily Grain Report.  Grain prices at Country Elevators.

Bid price as of 2:00 p.m. (Price per bushel): Trends compared to previous day
close (Old Crop): Soybeans up 7, Wheat up 10, Sorghum up 4, Corn up 4.

                                     Cash Bids
                    No 1 Yellow      No 2 Soft Red  No 2 Yellow     No 2 Yellow
                    Soybeans basis   Wheat basis    Sorghum basis   Corn  basis
Greenville (FGT)    14.60    +35h    7.53    +11h                   7.16    +17h
Belzoni             14.38    +13h    7.31    -11h                   7.08    +09h
Greenwood           14.35    +10h    7.28    -14h                   7.16    +17h
Hollandale                                          6.29    -70h            
Indianola           14.40    +15h    7.33    -09h                   7.03    +04h

                                     Contract Bids
                    No 1 Yellow      No 2 Soft Red  No 2 Yellow     No 2 Yellow
                     A/S/O 13         MAY/JUNE 13    AUG/SEP 13       J/A/S 13
                    Soybeans Basis   Wheat Basis    Sorghum Basis   Corn Basis
Greenville          12.72    +10x    7.26    -25N                   5.52    -30u
Belzoni             12.50    -12x    7.04    -47N                   5.44    -38u
Greenwood           12.47    -15x    7.21    -30N                   5.52    -30u
Hollandale                                          4.88   -75Z                
Indianola           12.52    -10x    7.06    -45N                   5.39    -43u


  
Chicago Board of Trade/Kansas City Board of Trade month symbols:
F January, H March, K May, N July, Q August, U September, V October,
X November, Z December.

Source: Mississippi Dept. of Ag- USDA Market News, Jackson, Ms.
www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/JK_ GR110.txt





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