31.   Chicago soybean futures prices rose Tuesday on signs of stronger demand for soybean meal and soybean oil.

32.   Corn futures rose with soybean prices, bolstered by record consumption from the U.S. livestock and processing industry.

33.   Corn and wheat futures prices were driven mostly lower in sympathy with soybean prices.

34.   Contributing to the price rise earlier this week was concern that the low soybean prices would boost export demand, putting pressure on tight U.S. reserves.

35.   Early gains in soybean prices were erased as traders reacted to signs that demand could slow.

36.   Early gains in soybean prices were erased as traders reacted to signs that demand is slowing.

37.   Domestic demand for soybeans also is robust, which contributed to higher soybean prices earlier in the trading session, traders said.

38.   Expectations for strong export demand contributed to the higher soybean prices.

39.   Expectations for large crop yields and favorable weather in the Midwest helped push corn and soybean futures prices sharply lower Wednesday.

40.   Favorable weather in soybean-growing areas of Brazil also weighed on U.S. soybean prices, analysts said.