1.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell amid signs that strong Brazilian exports are taking business away from the U.S.

2.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell to a three-week low as traders anticipated that slowing demand will relieve stress on lean U.S. stockpiles.

3.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell as improving weather conditions in Brazil, the second-largest soybean exporter after the U.S., increased the likelihood of a bumper crop.

4.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell as weekend rain forecast for the Midwest bolsters expectations for bumper crops.

5.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell to a five-week low amid declining domestic demand and prospects for a record harvest.

6.   In other markets, corn rose to a one-month high and soybeans fell.

7.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell amid expectations that field conditions are improving as Midwestern farmers begin harvesting a bumper crop, replenishing depleted stockpiles.

8.   In other markets, soybeans fell while coffee rose.

9.   In other markets, soybeans fell while copper rose.

10.   In other markets, cotton fell to a three-year low after a private forecast for a large crop, while soybeans fell.