FULL-TIME ELEVATOR/YARD POSITION

                           at our Gridley Branch

Must have agriculture knowledge and have or be able to obtain CDL.

        Will be required to work some evenings and week-ends.

        Great Health Insurance, vacation and benefits package.

               Applications accepted until position filled.

             Application available under forms or call

                 620-836-2860 or 620-964-2225.

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Cotton futures took back some of Tuesday’s losses with gains of 128 to 189 points in the front months. The March futures were up the most, erasing

Live cattle futures ended the Wednesday session with losses of 20 to 72 cents in the front months. Front month feeder cattle futures were down

Wheat retreated from the double digit gains on Tuesday, with HRW futures the weakest. KC wheat futures closed down by 7 1/2 cents, and Chicago wheat

Lean hog futures closed the Wednesday trading session with gains of 20 cents to 70 cents. The 01/20 CME Lean Hog Index was 4 cents higher to $60.18.

Soybean futures closed with red on the board as futures were down 2 to 2 1/4 cents. Soy meal futures were down by $1.20/ton in the March futures.

Corn ended the Wednesday session mixed. July futures remained UNCH, there were 3/4 cent losses in the Sep contracts, and nearby Mar and May posted