1.   Chicago corn futures plunged to new contract lows Wednesday as investors sold contracts amid fears about plentiful supplies and little demand.

2.   Contract lows were set in May and July on Thursday, while December held well above the September lows.

3.   Corn futures closed at contract lows in some months on slow exports and active commercial selling.

4.   Corn futures finished higher after setting new contract lows in early trade.

5.   Corn futures made new season and contract lows, pressured by favorable harvesting weather forecast for the weekend and some light selling by farmers.

6.   Contract lows were set across the board in soybeans.

7.   Hog futures have spent much of the past week near contract lows.

8.   Most corn futures set contract lows as the July contract expired.

9.   Prices remained near contract lows they reached Tuesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its projections for U.S. and world wheat supplies.

10.   After falling to contract lows Monday, soybeans climbed on the possibility of a recovery as investors await government data expected later this week.