11.   Commodity funds, including Refco Inc., sold several million bushels of soybeans when the market opened, traders said, contributing to the price decline.

12.   Corn futures prices fell on heavy selling by investors in commodity funds, but a late rally pulled futures off session lows.

13.   Corn futures rose on strong buying by investors in commodity funds.

14.   Corn futures rose on buying by investors in commodity funds linked to weakness in the U.S. dollar.

15.   Corn futures rose on short-covering by investors in commodity funds.

16.   Corn futures were pressured by the impending harvest, while selling by investors in commodity funds helped push down soybean futures.

17.   Corn futures were nearly unchanged, with pressure from active selling by farmers offsetting support from active buying by investors in commodity funds.

18.   Commodity funds, which had held a substantially long position in the wheat markets, were liquidating some positions.

19.   Corn futures fell on seasonal harvest pressure and selling by investors in commodity funds.

20.   Corn futures fell partly on selling by investors in commodity funds amid slow export business.