1.   Corn could rise after the Pro Farmer Midwest crop tour said the U.S. crop is likely to fall shy of government projections.

2.   Corn rose amid concern that unusually cool, wet weather in the Midwest could slow development of the crop, leaving fields vulnerable to a fall frost.

3.   Corn rose on forecasts for continued wet, cool weather in the eastern Corn Belt, where farmers are running out of time to plant their fields.

4.   Corn rose while cotton fell.

5.   Corn also rose.

6.   Corn could rise amid expectations that a U.S. loan to South Korea will enable the third-largest buyer of U.S. corn to meet its import projections.

7.   Corn could rise in the week ahead as the higher hog herd points to larger domestic demand for feedgrain.

8.   Corn rose in sympathy with soybeans, and on speculation that cold, rainy weather in the Midwest could delay planting.

9.   Corn rose to a fourth straight record as persistent brisk demand erodes critically low U.S. inventories.

10.   Corn rose after a report of strong U.S. exports renewed hopes for brisk international demand this year.