1.   Brokers from around the trading room gathered around the wheat pit to watch.

2.   CIA, also known as Andy Rehm in the CBOT wheat options pit, said his alter-ego gets him little ribbing.

3.   Corn futures closed higher partly on spillover support from the wheat pit.

4.   Corn futures turned lower, pressured partly by weakness in the wheat pits.

5.   Corn futures were pressured by technical weakness and spillover from the wheat pit.

6.   Corn futures were supported by spillover from the wheat pit.

7.   In mid-March, at the Chicago Board of Trade, a bubble in the wheat pit sent prices flying.

8.   In wheat pits, traders cited various reasons for the spreading, including a lack of new export business.

9.   Kansas City and Chicago wheat futures prices closed moderately lower Tuesday, led by commercial selling in the Kansas City wheat pit.

10.   Normally, trading in the smaller wheat pit is more volatile than action in the nearby corn and soybean markets.