1.   On other markets, cocoa soared and soybeans slipped.

2.   Soybeans slipped amid expectations that strong demand could soon fade as a record crop from South America reaches the world market, undercutting U.S. prices.

3.   Corn edged higher while soybeans slipped lower.

4.   Soybeans slipped in quiet trading, giving up some of their increase of the previous session.

5.   Soybeans slipped lower on wet forecasts for Argentina and on expectations of an upward revision in U.S. soyoil stocks.

6.   Soybeans slipped on good weekend harvest weather in much of the Midwest.

7.   Soybeans also slipped lower Thursday, pressured by a smaller-than-expected September crush.

8.   Soybeans slipped lower and grains finished flat on a choppy trading day for agricultural futures Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

9.   Soybeans slipped lower on improved weather forecasts for the soybean belt next week.

10.   Soybeans slipped minimally amid a lack of fresh news.