41.   Wheat futures were pressured by slow exports and beneficial rain in hard red winter wheat growing areas.

42.   With slow export demand, many are unwilling to accept delivery, traders said, and are likely to sell futures instead, driving prices lower.

43.   With slow export demand for grains, many holders of December contracts are unwilling to accept delivery and are likely to sell futures to liquidate their positions.

44.   With slow export demand for grains, many contract holders are unwilling to accept delivery and are likely to sell futures to liquidate their positions.

45.   A slow export economy has also slowed growth in industrial output.

46.   A slow export market also weighed on soybeans.

47.   Corn futures prices also fell slightly amid technical factors and reports of a slow export market.

48.   Corn and soybean futures plummeted Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade, pressured by slow U.S. exports and other factors.

49.   In the wheat market, support from drier forecasts for the winter wheat belt was offset by pressure from continued slow export sales.

50.   Pressure from slow exports and rainy weather forecasts for Argentina were offset by expectations for a crop estimate reduction and smaller U.S. corn acreage.