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U.S. corn falls 3 pct as Mississippi River reopens

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Jul 6, 2008
        
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SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures fell nearly 3 percent in early Asian trading on Monday as the flood-hit Mississippi River, the main channel for grain flowing from the Midwest to U.S. export terminals, reopened. Front month July corn dropped 2.7 percent to $7.26 a bushel and soybean futures also fell 1.3 percent to $16.36-½ a bushel. (Reporting by Miyoung Kim; editing by Jonathan... [read full story]                    

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By STEVENSON JACOBS AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Corn futures fell for a fourth day Wednesday on expectations that record-high prices for the grain will cut into demand for animal feed and ethanol. Corn prices rose to a...

                   

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Soybeans rose sharply. Corn prices rose to a record near $8 a bushel last month as severe flooding swallowed huge swaths of farmland in the Midwest. Ethanol producers are also planning to scale back production because of the...

                   

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Wednesday July 9, 1:15 pm ET By Stevenson Jacobs, AP Business Writer Corn slumps for 4th day on demand concerns, warm Midwest weather; crude rebounds NEW YORK (AP) -- Corn prices rose to a record near $8 a bushel last month as...

                   

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Corn futures fell for a fourth day Wednesday on expectations that record-high prices for the grain will cut into demand for animal feed and ethanol. Soybeans rose sharply.Other commodities traded mostly higher, with crude oil...

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