Ohio River Barge Loading Elevator Grain Bids

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Des Moines, IA     Thu, Mar 14, 2013     USDA Market News

Ohio river barge loading grain elevator prices and trends

Spot Bids to Producers at Selected barge loading terminals on the
Ohio River in the Mt. Vernon-Evansville Indiana area.

                Price      Change            Basis          Change
SRW Wheat  7.3675-7.5975   UP 14.75          12K to 35K     UNCH
Corn       7.4950-7.5450   UP 3.25-UP 0.25   33K to 38K     DN 3-DN 6
Sorghum    7.2150-7.3150   UP 6.25           5K to 15K      UNCH
Soybeans   14.6850-14.9550 DN 16.5-DN 11.5   33K to 60K     DN 5-UNCH

Contract Bids for New Crop 2013 Delivery
Corn       5.4925-5.5325   UP 5.25-UP 4.25   -10Z to -6Z    UP 1-UNCH
Sorghum    5.6425-5.7425   UP 4.25           5Z to 15Z      UNCH
Soybeans   12.6475-12.7275 DN 3.25-UP 1.25   5X to 13X      DN 0.5-UP 4

Contract Bids for June-July 2013 Delivery
SRW Wheat  7.4050-7.4650   UP 28.25          4N to 10N      UNCH
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Spot Bids to Producers at Selected barge loading terminals on the
Ohio River in the Cincinnati area.

           Price           Change            Basis          Change
SRW Wheat  7.2475-7.4075   UP 14.75          OptK to 16K    UNCH
Corn       7.4450-7.4850   UP 6.25           28K to 32K     UNCH
Soybeans   14.5850-14.7200 DN 19.5-DN 19     23K to 36.5K   DN 8-DN 7.5

Contract Bids for New Crop 2013 Delivery
Corn       5.3425-5.3725   UP 4.25           -25Z to -22Z   UNCH
Soybeans   12.4575-12.5000 DN 2.75-DN 2.5    -14X to -9.75X UNCH-UP 0.25

Contract bids for June-July 2013  Delivery
SRW Wheat  7.1150-7.2650   UP 28.25-UP 29.25 -25N to -10N   UNCH-UP 1



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Source: USDA-IA Market News Service, Des Moines, IA
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