91.   Unexpectedly strong export demand also helped boost corn futures.

92.   Use of U.S. soybeans has been powered by a rush to make soybean meal and oil as well as strong exports, especially to China.

93.   Wheat prices rose on expectations overseas demand will keep U.S. exports strong and draw down stockpiles after a poor harvest this year.

94.   Wheat futures fell despite fairly strong export business.

95.   Wheat futures also rose on continued government forecasts for strong export demand and tight global stockpiles.

96.   While strong exports helped companies keep their factories running, economists doubt companies can continue production at these levels unless there is a recovery in consumer spending at home.

97.   While the United States continued to run deficits with Canada and Mexico, both narrowed, buoyed by strong export sales.

98.   A spokeswoman for the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association attributed the small rise in overall exports to strong export sales in the Middle East and Asia.

99.   Another week of strong export shipments contributed to the increase.

100.   Besides U.S. consumption, they also have benefited from strong U.S. exports to Asia and elsewhere.