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    Under 600000 tonnes

    For weekly movement and 2.5 mmt of boats.....that means someone is behind schedule.


    2 - 30000 tonne facilities within an hour that can load 100 plus cars are plugged waiting for cars from two weeks ago....and still calling in January contracts....

    A functioning market??


    Nothing to see here folks.... move along.
    Last edited by bucket; Mar 17, 2017, 12:07.

    #2
    I'm still waiting to haul a pea contract out from Nov.
    The same excuses are being used.

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      #3
      Road bans will be on soon which will coincide with the yearly free up of system capacity

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        #4
        I guess I shouldn't say anything about our grain is moving quite well around here. That be bragging again

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          #5
          Wakopa

          Where are you at....and the number available delivery points?

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            #6
            CN has been doing well this year, elevators on CP less so.

            Elevators in western MB been having cars spot up to a week in advance. Should see some more demand from the elevators soon if movement is this good.

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              #7
              Wakopa delivers to Paterson. Paterson sits across the track from Richardsons. Richardsons get no trains and blame CP. Paterson gets lots of trains and grain moves. Richardsons logistics may be more to blame than CP.

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                #8
                Originally posted by bigzee View Post
                I'm still waiting to haul a pea contract out from Nov.
                The same excuses are being used.
                Are you getting paid a penalty from elev for non movement like system was supposedly set up.

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                  #9
                  I do believe our system still quite inefficient. Various reasons. Some areas really suffer. Even here, basis levels show it often enough. However movement here is normally rather good. CP line. Disclosure, blessed with delivery points. Forward sell a third to half main crops. Specialties all gone at once when price hits. Stopped buying bins when bord left. Never in career sat with fall delivery priced inventory in March. Good luck.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Braveheart View Post
                    Wakopa delivers to Paterson. Paterson sits across the track from Richardsons. Richardsons get no trains and blame CP. Paterson gets lots of trains and grain moves. Richardsons logistics may be more to blame than CP.
                    Same shit going on here. And then had one the other day wouldnt take feb canola but found out they were taking apr canola from brownnosers . Called them on it all of a sudden they had room . What a f$&king game . We sign these one sided contracts then get it up the ass soon as they have it on the books. Still waiting for feb wheat del at another. Apparently its all cp rails fault ? This is pathetic witj a crop this size

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                      #11
                      One fellow has not delivered Dec. Wheat to LD in Aberdeen..

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by wmoebis View Post
                        Are you getting paid a penalty from elev for non movement like system was supposedly set up.
                        If you can't haul a contract 90 days after the last day of the delivery period you are entitled to storage fees. As per the CGC.

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