11.   In CHICAGO, corn futures slid amid indications that supplies at U.S. granaries are adequate to meet domestic and export demand.

12.   In CHICAGO, Hog futures slid amid concern that excess hog supplies are overwhelming slack meatpacker demand.

13.   In CHICAGO, coffee futures slid amid expectations that inventories, while low, are sufficient to keep roasters supplied until fresh beans arrive from harvests in Latin America.

14.   In CHICAGO, pork belly futures slid for a fourth day as meatpackers increased hog slaughter rates slightly, putting more pork on the market.

15.   In CHICAGO, soybean futures slid for a second day amid concern that Taiwan will reduce purchases of U.S. feed grains because of its diseased hog herd.

16.   Pork belly futures slid for a fourth day as meatpackers increased hog slaughter rates slightly, putting more pork on the market.

17.   Soybean futures slid on persistent concern that Brazil will harvest a record crop and undercut U.S. prices to boost its share of the world market.

18.   Soybean futures slid amid forecasts that rain next week would douse dry crops east of the Mississippi River, which are suffering from too little water.

19.   Wheat futures slid on continued disappointment in the export lineup and a lack of other bullish news to boost prices.

20.   Wheat futures slid on persistent concern that export demand is weak as other producers such as France undercut U.S. prices on the world market.