31.   Soybeans could rise in the days ahead amid concern that strong demand from domestic processors and world buyers will overwhelm lean U.S. inventories.

32.   Soybeans could rise next week amid concern that forecasts for hot, dry weather could damage the expected bumper crop.

33.   Soybeans rose after an industry report showed domestic processing rates at a record level, signaling strong demand for soybean-based livestock feed and cooking oil.

34.   Soybeans rose amid concern cool temperatures in coming days will prevent the crop from maturing before a frost.

35.   Soybeans rose amid speculation about reductions in supplies of South American livestock feeds at a time of rising demand.

36.   Soybeans rose as a tour of Midwest farms indicated that late Ohio and Indiana crops could suffer from the fall frost.

37.   Soybeans rose as soybean oil and Malaysian palm oil prices advanced.

38.   Soybeans rose to a three-week high after a U.S. government report showed stronger-than-expected sales to China and other large importers.

39.   Soybeans also rose after the government reported healthy demand for beans and processed products.

40.   Soybeans could rise after a government report showed higher prices did not curb robust domestic demand from processors.