41.   Wheat futures were pressured by slow export sales and the prospect for good planting weather in hard red winter wheat growing regions.

42.   Wheat futures were pressured partly by increased competition on the world market, particularly with the European Union, trade sources said.

43.   Wheat futures were pressured partly by the possibility of rain in growing regions.

44.   Wheat futures were pressured by a weaker-than-expected weekly export sales report.

45.   Wheat futures were pressured by speculation that Egyptian and Indian tenders for wheat in coming days will be filled by cheaper wheat from Australia.

46.   Wheat and corn futures were pressured partly by the steep drop in soybean prices.

47.   Wheat futures were pressured by continued technical weakness, trade sources said.

48.   Wheat futures were pressured by selling by commercial firms and investors in commodity funds amid slow exports.

49.   Wheat futures were pressured by slow exports and beneficial rain in hard red winter wheat growing areas.

50.   While the increase was expected, it pressured corn futures earlier in the trading session, analysts said.