Nebraska Grain Elevator Bids

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Dodge City, KS   Fri   Feb 15, 2013   USDA-KS Dept of AG Market News

Nebraska Rural Elevators:

    Spot Cash Grain Prices: Prices bid or paid per bushel, except grain
Sorghum per CWT., at rural Nebraska elevators as of 2:00 P.M.
Friday, February 15, 2013

US No 1 Hard Red Winter Wheat, Ord. Prot: 7.18 - 7.63 2 to mostly 3 higher, instance 19 higher
    Superior                                              7.63
    Hastings                                              7.54
    Beatrice                                              7.50
    Dorchester, Greenwood, Murdock, Holdrege,             7.43
    Plymouth, Waverly                                         
    Grand Island                                          7.37
    Imperial, McCook                                      7.28
    Lexington                                             7.27
    Ogallala-Brule                                        7.18

US No 2 Yellow Corn: 6.86 - 7.19 3-7 higher, mostly 4 higher
    Wakefield                                             7.19
    Nebraska City                                         7.16
    Belgrade                                              7.15
    Bloomfield, Wayne                                     7.14
    Lexington, Silver Creek, Superior                     7.10
    Brownville                                            7.09
    Elm Creek, Hastings                                   7.08
    Columbus, Duncan, Grand Island,                       7.07
    Greenwood, Murdock, Manley, Osceola, Tarnov,          7.07
    Dorchester, Holdrege, Plymouth                        7.00
    Beatrice                                              6.99
    Kimball-Dix, McCook                                   6.98
    Imperial                                              6.93
    Ogallala-Brule                                        6.86

US No 2 Yellow Grain Sorghum: 11.59 - 12.07 5-7 higher
    Superior                                             12.07
    Hastings                                             11.98
    Dorchester, Plymouth                                 11.95
    McCook                                               11.91
    Beatrice, Grand Island                               11.89
    Holdrege                                             11.59

US No 1 Yellow Soybeans: 13.58 - 14.25 6-10 higher, mostly 7 higher
    Nebraska City                                        14.25
    Belgrade, Brownville, Columbus, Duncan, Osceola,     14.06
    Tarnov                                                     
    Dorchester, Grand Island, Greenwood, Murdock,        13.95
    Manley, Plymouth, Waverly                                  
    Beatrice, Hastings                                   13.94
    Superior                                             13.85
    Lexington                                            13.84
    Merna                                                13.79
    McCook                                               13.63
    Imperial                                             13.58

Source: USDA-KS Dept of Ag Market News, Dodge City, KS
        Rich Hruska, OIC     Phone 620 227-8881
        24 Hour Market New 620 369-9311
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