1.   Because of planting delays, though, many soybean crops in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have yet to reaped.

2.   Also, potential planting delays because of moist and cold weather contributed to higher prices, analyst said.

3.   Chicago corn and soybean futures also were boosted by weather-related planting delays.

4.   Chicago corn and soybean futures prices closed up sharply Thursday on continued weather-related planting delays.

5.   Corn futures were steady to slightly higher on concern about planting delays because of wet weather.

6.   Corn futures prices rose on planting delays at a time when domestic and foreign demand for corn is high.

7.   Crop problems and planting delays continued to support the distant contract months, which represent newly-planted wheat.

8.   Corn prices rose as traders bet planting delays caused by rain will leave little corn available in September, when the first fields are usually harvested.

9.   Good weather the past several weeks allowed the corn crop to recover from a two-week planting delay.

10.   Kansas City and Chicago wheat futures prices closed up as much as their daily allowable limits Wednesday on continued concern about planting delays in the Midwest.