111.   Corn was slightly higher in quiet dealings ahead of the weekly crop update by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

112.   Corn was unchanged, with no market impact from either the supply-demand report, weekly export sales figures or new talk about the StarLink corn controversy.

113.   Corn was by far the popular test crop, followed by potatoes, soybeans, cotton and tobacco.

114.   Corn was fractionally lower amid a lack of new developments.

115.   Corn was slightly higher amid speculation about the potential impact of the relatively poor weather and news that export sales were lower than expected.

116.   Corn was slightly higher at the open amid speculation surrounding the potential impact of the relatively poor weather and news that export sales were lower than expected.

117.   Corn is the chief grain of mountainous North Korea.

118.   Corn was marginally lower in early trading after the USDA reported an increase in corn stocks.

119.   Corn was unchanged.

120.   Corn is now in its pollination stage, a reproductive cycle in which kernels form.