31.   Other grain and soybean futures ended mostly higher in low-volume trading due to the Columbus Day holiday.

32.   Other grain futures ended mixed on varied weather forecasts for the Midwest, where corn and soybeans are grown.

33.   Other wheat and corn futures ended mixed.

34.   Cattle futures ended mixed.

35.   Coffee futures ended sharply higher in a short covering rally.

36.   Corn also weakened and wheat futures ended mixed.

37.   Corn and oat futures also retreated and wheat futures ended mixed in an abbreviated session of thin, pre-holiday trading, which sometimes results in exaggerated price moves.

38.   Corn and soybean futures ended lower.

39.   Corn and soybean futures ended mostly lower in quiet dealings.

40.   Crude and other products futures ended higher Monday at the New York Mercantile Exchange, supported by wintry weather and talk of output cuts.