ANNOUNCEMENTS
COVID -19 ANNOUNCEMENT
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
OPEN WITH LIMITED ACCESS
To protect the health and safety of CG&S employees, patrons and neighbors we will be implementing a limited public contact policy
at all CG&S locations effective until further notice. All locations will emain open and staffed but entrances and exits to facilities will
be locked to the public. We're here to help but ask that all business transactions be done over the phone, text or email for the time
being. Please call ahead if anything needs to be ordered or picked up so a CG&S employee can have it set out and ready for pick up.
If a product needs loaded by a CG&S employee, please call prior to your arrival and we will be glad to load it for you. As another
preventative measure, please remain in your vehicle while we load your products. Thank you for you help and cooperation as we all
deal with this difficult situation.
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135 N Main Hillsboro, KS 67063
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- Blue Moon
- Cattle Mixed at Close
- Cattle closed mixed ahead of the COF report, with 2 to 10 cent gains in 2020 expiry months. The back months were 15 to 60 cents in the red. Feeder cattle went into the weekend with 30 to 77 cent losses. For Dec feeders that was a weekly drop of 4%. T...
- Corn Higher at Close
- Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango) shrank to only 1 cent per bushel to March. USDA announced a private export sale of 100k MT of corn to unkno...
- Ag Market Commentary
- Corn rallied in the afternoon and added 1 to 3 cents to the week’s move. For the week, Dec futures were up 4.29%. The carry (a.k.a contango) shrank to only 1 cent per bushel to March. USDA announced a private export sale of 100k MT of corn to unkno...
- Soy Rallies into Weekend
- Soybeans rallied off of midday losses and ended the week with 4 to 10 cent gains. November outgained Jan by 3 cents from Friday to Friday, adding to the inverse/backwardation. Carry in Chinese beans is 17 yuan/MT (~7 cents/bu) from November to Januar...
- Wheat Gains on Friday Trading
- Front month wheat futures were higher on Friday. CBT wheat closed the last trading day of the week with 4 3/4 to 10 cent gains. KC HRW gained 7 to 9 1/2 cents. The winter wheats were up 1.2 and 2% on the week respectively. MGE HRS futures closed the ...
- Hogs Gain in Afternoon
- After trading in the red at midday, Friday hog futures closed 2 to 82 cents higher. May futures stayed 32 cents in the red at the close. For December hog futures, that reduced the weekly move to minus $2.78. The CME Lean Hog Index for 10/21 was $78.6...
