1.   Also, a key report of weekly export sales will be released tomorrow, leaving many brokers and traders unwilling to take substantial positions before then.

2.   At the same time, weekly exports reached record levels, according to the USDA.

3.   Before trading starts tomorrow, the USDA will report its weekly export sales from the previous week.

4.   A USDA report of weekly export sales, also to be released tomorrow, will provide an indication of current global demand.

5.   Corn futures prices fell, pressured partly by lower-than-expected weekly export inspection numbers.

6.   Corn futures rose after a government report of higher weekly exports renewed hopes for strong international demand for U.S. feedgrains.

7.   Elsewhere, natural gas could fall after inventories surged, while crops are expected to be mixed after the government released weekly export figures.

8.   In CHICAGO, corn futures rose after a government report of strong weekly exports renewed hopes for strong international demand for U.S. feedgrains.

9.   In CHICAGO, soybeans and corn dropped after weekly export sales failed to meet expectations, suggesting world buyers are turning to South America for less-expensive supplies.

10.   In CHICAGO, wheat and soybeans rose after a U.S. government report on weekly export sales suggested world buyers are in need of supplies.