Central Illinois Soybean Processor Bids

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Springfield, IL     Thu, Feb 14, 2013     USDA-IL Dept of Ag Market News

Central Illinois Soybean Processor report

Central Illinois Processor Bids and Offers as of 2:30 p.m.
(Prices Quoted-Oil Cents/lb, Meal, Hulls Dollars/ton, Grains Dollars/bu)


                         Offers      Change           Basis          Change
Crude Soybean Oil   49.20-49.95      UP 0.04          -250H to -175H UNCH

48% Soybean Meal R  421.20-424.20    DN 0.9           14H to 17H     UNCH

48% Soybean Meal T  417.20-425.20    DN 0.9           10H to 18H     UNCH

Soybean Hulls-bulk  185.00-215.00    UNCH

                          Bids       Change           Basis          Change
Soybeans            14.4400-14.5800  DN 5             26H to 40H     UNCH

Changes in oil are cents per pound, changes in meals/hulls are dollars
per ton, changes in soybeans are cents per bushel.
Soybeans = US 1 Yellow; Soybean Meal R = Rail, T = Truck

Chicago Board of Trade month symbols: F January, G February, H March, J April,
K May, M June, N July, Q August, U September, V October, X November, Z December
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Monthly Prices for: January 2013

Soybeans                      14.5400
48% Soybean Meal R             431.39
48% Soybean Meal T             432.39
Soybean Hulls–bulk             202.98
Crude Soybean Oil               48.85

Source: USDA-IL Dept of Ag Market News Service, Springfield, IL
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