91.   Corn was caught in the middle, with prices getting a nudge upward from wheat but pushed lower by soybeans.

92.   Corn also was pushed lower by the equities slump.

93.   Corn fell less sharply, under lingering harvest pressure and pushed lower by the decline in wheat and soybeans.

94.   Corn futures prices were pushed lower by a slight improvement in the U.S. corn crop rating.

95.   Crude futures, which spent most of the session in shallow positive ground, were driven lower by the products selloff.

96.   Corn futures were driven lower by the weakness in the soybean market and the improving growing conditions in the Midwest.

97.   Dealers said the peso was pulled lower by other weakening Southeast Asian currencies.

98.   Economists worry that moving to clean up bad loans could drive the real estate market even lower by flooding it with bargain properties.

99.   Hong Kong prices were pulled lower by drops in the banking giant HSBC Holdings and mainland telecom group China Mobile.

100.   Hong Kong prices fell for a third straight session, pulled lower by banking, property and telecommunications companies.