31.   On other markets, copper fell while corn rose.

32.   On other markets, crude oil and gasoline fell while corn rose.

33.   On other markets, corn rose to an all-time high before settling lower.

34.   On other markets, corn rose while gold fell.

35.   On other markets, gold fell and corn rose.

36.   Corn rose on assumptions that coming rains in the western corn belt will delay plantings.

37.   Corn also rose after falling for the previous seven sessions.

38.   Corn also rose on word of the U.S.-China agreement.

39.   Corn rose in sympathy with soybeans futures but also on speculation that cold, rainy weather in the Midwest could delay planting.

40.   Corn rose moderately higher for similar reasons, as the revised forecasts renewed concerns about drought impact in the corn belt.