CO_GR110
Columbia, SC Monday, May 21, 2012 USDA-SC Dept Ag Market News
South Carolina closing cash grain bids as of 3:00 P.M. Prices delivered
to country elevators or processors. New crop bids noted with (*).
US 2 Yellow Corn was 2 to 6 cents lower.
US 1 Yellow Soybeans were 5 to 8 cents higher.
US 2 Red Wheat was mixed; 2 cents lower to 30 cents higher.
New Crop Yellow Corn was 1 to 3 cents higher.
New Crop Yellow Soybeans were 16 to 18 cents higher.
New Crop US 2 Soft Wheat was mixed; 2 cents lower to 30 cents higher.
CORN: Country Elevators---*5.20 at Kingstree; *No Bid at Lynchburg;
6.45 and *5.47 at Estill; Processors---No Bid at Orangeburg 1; 6.53 at
Orangeburg 2; 7.33 at Monetta; 7.13 and *5.73 at Sumter; 6.83 and *5.73 at
Cassett.
SOYBEANS: Country Elevators---No Bid at Anderson; *12.56 at Kingstree;
*No Bid at Lynchburg; No Bid at Orangeburg 2; 14.00 and *12.84 at Estill;
Processors---14.48 and *13.11 at Kershaw; Export---No Bid at Vance.
WHEAT: Country Elevators---No Bid at Anderson; 6.13 and *6.13 at Kingstree; NO Bid
at Lynchburg; 6.50 and *6.50 at Estill; Processor---6.33 at Orangeburg
2; *6.65 at Sumter; 6.83 at Cassatt; 7.00 at Columbia.
COUNTRY ELEVATORS US 2 Yellow US 1 Yellow US 2 Soft Red
Corn Soybeans Wheat
Cash New Crop Cash New Crop Cash New Crop
Anderson No Bid
Kingstree 5.20 12.56 6.13 6.13
Lynchburg No Bid No Bid No Bid
Orangeburg 2 No Bid
Estill 6.45 5.47 14.00 12.84 6.50 6.50
PROCESSORS
Orangeburg 1 No Bid
Orangeburg 2 6.53 6.33
Monetta 7.33
Sumter 7.13 5.73 6.65
Cassatt 6.83 5.73 6.83
Columbia 7.00
Kershaw 14.48 13.11
EXPORT
Vance No Bid
Source: South Carolina Dept of Ag-USDA Market News, Columbia, SC
803-737-4671. For more info check out the internet at
http://www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/co_gr110.txt
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South Carolina Closing Grain Bids
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