21.   The sales reflected increasing competition for world buyers, as Europe and Canada have extra grain fresh from their harvests.

22.   To be sure, world buyers are catching up with past years.

23.   Traders expect many roasters have enough supplies to last through late July, when fresh Brazilian beans begin to reach world buyers.

24.   Wheat futures ended little changed after the government said exports jumped last week, igniting speculation that world buyers need supplies.

25.   Wheat and soybeans rose after a U.S. government report on weekly export sales suggested world buyers are in need of supplies.

26.   Wheat futures rose amid expectations from some traders that Egypt and other world buyers would soon enter the market for supplies.

27.   Wheat futures rose amid expectations that Egypt and other world buyers would soon enter the market for supplies.

28.   Wheat futures rose, after plummeting yesterday, as a second sale to Egypt this week reduced concern that U.S. prices are too high to attract world buyers.

29.   Wheat futures sank as traders bet that a number of world buyers will turn to competing exporters for supplies.

30.   Wheat rose for a fifth day amid expectations that a three-month slump in prices could encourage world buyers to secure grain from the U.S.