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Tire Store - Under New Management

We are committed to earning back your tire business!

Please stop in or give Mike a call for a competitive price quote on passenger or commercial tire needs. 

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We respectfully request that a face mask be worn by all visitors to our Co-op facilities.  We must all take personal responsibility to stop the spread of the virus.   

*On request we will deliver your farm store purchases to your waiting vehicle here at the Co-op.

Please give us a call @ (830)934-2139 

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General Manager

Robert L. Braden

(830)275-9204

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Thursday corn trading left futures 1 1/4 to 2 1/2 cents higher in the front months. The 2021/22 crop contracts closed 1 1/4 to 3 cents in the red.

Front month cotton futures gained 58 to 90 points on the day. Despite Dec being up the most, it did not take out the 9 month high from yesterday.

Thursday corn trading left futures 1 1/4 to 2 1/2 cents higher in the front months. The 2021/22 crop contracts closed 1 1/4 to 3 cents in the red.

Dec hog futures closed limit down at the end of the session. The other front months were down $0.57 to $1.60 on the day. The expanded limit for

Cattle fell back triple digits on Thursday, which for Dec contracts was the 9th red candle from the last 11 sessions. Feeders were down 57 to 90