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Nebraska Elevator Bid Summary
KEARNEY - May 11/04 - SNS -- Country elevator bids for wheat, corn, soybean and sorghum compiled by the USDA for Nebraska delivery points.
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. Tue May 11,
2004.
US No 1 Hard Red Winter Wheat, Ord. Prot: 3.41-3.83: 9 lower.
Co. Bluffs-Omaha 3.83
Hastings 3.78
Dorchester, Plymouth 3.74
Superior 3.70
Grand Island 3.64
Beatrice, Greenwood, Lexington, Manley, Murdock
Waverly 3.63
Holdrege 3.62
Dix, Kimball 3.57
Merna 3.54
McCook 3.53
Imperial 3.52
Columbus, Duncan, Osceola, Schuyler, Tarnov, 3.50
Belgrade 3.49
Brule, Ogallala 3.41
US No 2 Yellow Corn: 2.64-2.88: mostly steady.
Co. Bluffs-Omaha 2.79-2.80
McCook 2.88
Dix, Kimball 2.86
Imperial 2.85
Lexington 2.82
Ogallala-Brule 2.80
Dorchester, Silver Creek 2.79
Elm Creek, Fremont, Holdrege, Grand Island,
Plymouth 2.78
Superior, Hastings 2.76
Beatrice 2.75
Bloomfield, Merna 2.74
Columbus, Duncan, Osceola, Greenwood, Manley, Murdock,
Schuyler, Tarnov 2.73
Waverly 2.71
Belgrade 2.70
Wakefield 2.69
Wayne 2.64
US No 2 Yellow Grain Sorghum: 4.48-4.64: mostly steady.
Lexington 4.64
Hastings, Superior 4.63
Dorchester, Plymouth, Columbus, Duncan, Osceola,
Schuyler, Tarnov, McCook 4.59
Beatrice, Greenwood, Manley, Murdock 4.57
Belgrade 4.55
Waverly 4.54
Grand Island, 4.53
Holdrege 4.48
US No 1 Yellow Soybeans: 9.88-10.48: mostly 9-11 higher.
Co. Bluffs-Omaha 10.40-10.48
Fremont 10.23
Greenwood, Manley, Murdock 10.19
Waverly 10.17
Silver Creek 10.16
Columbus, Duncan, Osceola, Tarnov, Schuyler 10.15
Beatrice, Belgrade, Grand Island 10.12
Wayne 10.10
Superior 10.09
Dorchester 10.08
Hastings 10.07
Plymouth 10.06
Holdrege 10.02
Elm Creek 9.98
Lexington 9.97
McCook 9.93
Merna 9.92
Imperial 9.88
Source: USDA Market News, Kearney, NE (308) 237-7579
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