[greenyes] Re: Recycled Commodity Pricing History

[JRay3@no.address]

Christine, Bill, and All;

One of the best free pricing resources on the web is Waste News, at 
http://www.wastenews.com/commo.html
However, these prices are for loose material in LTL quantities delivered to 
local markets, essentially a 'recommended retail' price.  Pricing for baled 20 
ton 'wholesale' lots, Free On Board the seller's location are invariably 
higher, but just how much varies by region.  To get final market pricing guides, a 
subscription to a publication such as The Yellow Sheet, Fibre Market News, 
American Metals Market, would be necessary.  There's a couple of sources that 
reprint Yellow Sheet prices each month, such as Kentucky's Marketplace 
Newsletter; 
http://www.waste.ky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/FE2EDC29-2928-49B1-927E-8B15E5F1A7FE/0/Mar04MP.pdf

-Jay Donnaway
Community Waste Control 
Atlanta, GA