101.   Those gains were partly offset by a drop in grain shipments, reflecting tight supplies.

102.   Tight supplies have driven grain prices to their highest in history, hurting margins for companies that use grain.

103.   This year, though, tight supplies have left users eager to find every bushel of corn available.

104.   Tight supplies earlier this year sent corn and soybean prices soaring to record levels.

105.   Tight supplies of corn and new export business lifted some corn futures prices, while forecasts for rain in growing areas pressured prices.

106.   Tight supplies of grains are contributing to the rise in raw materials prices.

107.   Tight supplies of hogs are forcing meatpackers to pay more for available animals.

108.   Tight supplies of hogs had forced packers to pay more for available animals.