JK_GR110
Jackson, Ms Monday, May 7, 2012 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 8, Wheat dn 4, Sorghum up 5, Corn up 5.
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) 14.91 +25N 6.12 -0K 6.45 +25N
Belzoni 14.69 +03N 5.90 -22N 6.37 +17N
Greenwood 14.66 -0N 6.07 -05N 6.45 +25N
Hollandale 6.00 -20N
Indianola 14.71 +05N 5.92 -20N 6.32 +12N
Rosedale ----- +N ---- -K ---- -K ---- +K
Hurricane Point ----- -N ---- -K ---- -Z ---- -
Greenville (Bunge) ----- +N ---- -K ---- -K ---- +K
Contract Bids
No 1 Yellow No 2 Soft Red No 2 Yellow No 2 Yellow
A/S/O 12 MAY/JUNE 12 AUG/SEP 12 J/S 12
Soybeans Basis Wheat Basis Sorghum Basis Corn Basis
Greenville 13.81 +27X ---- -N 5.03 -30U
Belzoni 13.59 +05X ---- -N 4.95 -38U
Greenwood 13.56 +02X ---- -N 5.03 -30U
Hollandale 4.65 -60Z
Indianola 13.61 +07X ---- -N 4.90 -43U
Rosedale ----- +X ---- -N ---- -Z ---- -U
Hurricane Point ----- -X ---- -N ---- -U
Greenville ----- +X ---- -N ---- -Z ---- -U
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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Mississippi Daily Grain Report
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