Tennessee Cash Grain

NV_GR110
Nashville, TN   Friday, Mar 15, 2013 USDA-TN Dept Ag Market News
Tennessee Cash Grain

Cash Basis: 
No 2 Yellow Corn: steady
No 1 Yellow Soybeans: 9 to 10 cents lower

Contract Basis: 
No 2 Yellow Corn-Sept: 2 to 3 cents higher
No 1 Yellow Soybeans-Oct/Nov: 1 to 2 cents higher
Wheat Soft Red July: 1 cent higher

Tennessee Country Grain Elevators
Bid Prices as of 2:00 p.m. Friday
 
Region & City           Corn      Corn       Beans     Beans     Wheat
                        Mar       Sep         Mar     Oct/Nov   Jun/Jul
Northwest
 Martin                 7.30      5.39       14.63     12.50      6.89
 Sharon                 7.47      5.66       14.51     12.51      6.91
 Obion                  xxxx      5.74       xxxx      12.59      6.73
 Henry                  7.67      xxxx       xxxx      xxxx       xxxx

Upper-mid 
 Clarksville            7.62      5.41       14.72     12.66      7.11
 New Johnsonville       7.40      5.56       14.45     12.66      7.21
 
Lower-mid
Dellrose                7.47      5.52       xxxxx     12.41      6.71
Lawrenceburg            7.47      5.47       xxxxx     12.41      6.65 
Decherd                 7.67      5.42       14.61     12.31      6.61   
Guntersville, AL        7.32      5.67       14.16     12.46      6.86
Decatur, AL (AFC)       7.32      5.67       14.16     12.46      6.86

Region & City           Corn      Corn       Beans     Beans      Wheat
                        Mar       Sep         Mar     Oct/Nov    Jun/Jul

Northwest Barge Pts     
Booths Point            7.32       5.42       xxxxx     12.79       7.13
Hales Point             7.48       5.66       14.55     12.86       7.26
Heloise                 7.32       5.42       xxxxx     12.79       7.13
Tiptonville             7.46       5.63       14.50     12.79       7.21
Hickman, KY           7.30/46    5.39/63      14.50   12.75/79    7.11/21

Source:  USDA-Tennessee Dept of Ag Market News, Nashville, TN
         Lewis Langell, OIC Phone 615-837-5164
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/nv_gr110.txt

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