51.   Soybeans rose to their highest price in more than seven months amid signs strong domestic demand will erode lean U.S. inventories even more than expected.

52.   Soybeans also rose as recent rain in the Midwest was insufficient to nourish crops.

53.   Soybeans could rise after a government report showed a recent increase in prices did not deter buyers on the world market from purchasing U.S. grains.

54.   Soybeans rose after a government report showed recent rain in the Midwest benefited crops less than was expected.

55.   Soybeans rose after a private forecaster said U.S. reserves this year will fall short of government estimates, threatening spot shortages before the harvest.

56.   Soybeans rose after an influential forecaster lowered his estimate of soybean stockpiles.

57.   Soybeans rose after the government reported stronger-than-expected export demand for processed U.S. oilseeds.

58.   Soybeans rose amid perceptions that foreign demand for oil derived from soybeans is gaining ground because of higher prices for competing oils.

59.   Soybeans rose as an unexpected surge in U.S. exports heightened concern that robust global demand will further strain lean domestic reserves.