1. Cash prices will be awarded to three winners in the general category and one in the poetry section.

2. Traders said that with cash prices rising so consistently, traders are afraid to sell the futures market.

3. Is twenty two thousand dollars the cash price?

4. Basis is normally quoted as cash price deducted from futures price of the nearest delivery month.

5. The difference between the cash price and the futures price of a commodity.

6. The difference between the spot or cash price of a commodity and the futures price of the same or a related commodity.

7. We Kindly favour us with the lowest cash price for the goods.

8. Kindly favour us with the lowest cash price for the goods.

9. In reality,(http://) the cash price was $3.26 and the credit price was $3.29.

10. The forward price is usually higher than the cash price to reflect the added costs of storage and insurance for stocks deliverable at a later date.

11. Kindly favwe us dawn the lowest cash price to the bads.

12. A forward contract in which the cash price is based on the basis relating to a specified futures contract.

13. There's the cash price, or sticker price, and there's the discounted cash price you might get if you ask.

14. Since physical premiums are quoted as an addition to LME cash price, sellers typically have to cut premiums in order to attract buyers when LME prices are rising.

15. The profit is the difference between the future price and the cash price plus the cost of storing and insuring the wheat.

16. Results suggest a long-term equilibrium relationship between the future price and cash price for soybeans, and a strong short-term efficiency of the soybean futures market.

17. The difference between futures prices and the corresponding underlying cash price. Basis is normally quoted as cash price deducted from futures price of the nearest delivery month.

18. These measures all try to determine to what extent hedgers are able to reduce cash price risk by using futures contracts.

19. Our waste materials collection depot purchases old newspapers in quantity and pays the highest cash price in the city.