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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Team Marketing Alliance Dissolution
On Friday August 27 we received a favorable decision from the arbitration panel. Their unanimous decision was to dissolve Team Marketing Alliance. During the dissolution process, we will work diligently so that you our member / customers see as little operational change as possible. You can be assured that your grain will be safe in our elevators and that all contracts will be honored. At this time this is the extent of the information we have to share. Once we have additional information, we will pass that along. As always Cooperative Grain & Supply appreciates your business and will continue to make decisions with our producers best long term interests being the driving factor in everything we do.
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135 N Main Hillsboro, KS 67063
620-947-3917 office
Locations
Canada Elevator
Canton Elevator
Hillsboro Elevator
Hillsboro Hoop Building
Lehigh Elevator
Marion Elevator
Hillsboro Crop Production
Hillsboro Business Office
Marion Ampride
Hillsboro Ampride
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Hillsboro, Kansas (67063)
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- Cotton Futures Staging Dead Cat Bounce After Limit Loss on Tuesday
- After yesterday’s limit losses, overnight trading has cotton futures up 49 to 160 points for Wednesday. Expanded limits are 5 cents for today, being a penny expanded above the now 4 cent initial daily limit. December will continue to trade with no daily limits through the delivery process. There were...
- Cattle Futures Give Back a Little, Wait for Cash Trend to Develop
- Tuesday’s sell off found support in back month feeder cattle futures, while the rest of the complex stayed sharply lower. Fats ended with $0.67 to $1.45 losses, with April the weakest on the day. Feeders were $.87 cents red at the close in the Jan contract, a nickel red for...
- Hogs Mixed, With Up Tick in Cash Reported
- A broad month end sell off in ag left lean hog futures $0.57 to $0.95 lower. December contracts were the outlier, closing with a 97 cent gain. December is now a $6.60 discount to Feb, which is itself a $5.25 discount to April. The rally put December back above the...
- Corn Up 5 to 6 Cents to Begin December
- Corn prices start the new month trading 5 to 6 cents per bushel higher. On Tuesday, corn prices settled 12 1/4 to 15 3/4 cents in the red reflecting a broad commodity market month-end selloff. Deliveries against December futures were again limited to just 2 contracts. Preliminary open interest shrank...
- Wheat Futures Up 5 to 10 Cents on Bargain Hunting
- Following the sharp Tuesday losses, wheat futures are up 5 to 10 cents to start the midweek session. Wheat prices fell hard on the last trade day for November, giving back more than 30 cents in some contracts. It was mostly end of month profit taking, with preliminary open interest...
- Soybean Traders Fade Tuesday Decline, Up 7 to 9 This Morning
- After the hard drops on Tuesday, soybean futures are back up 7 to 9 cents to start the month of December. The last trading day for November ended with soybean futures 22 to 26 cents in the red. For Jan futures, that finished the month with a 31 3/4 cent...
