1. Wheat Futures Climb on Adverse Weather in Producing Areas; 2. Export Sales Mixed as Old Crop Drops, New Crop Surges; 3. Heat Wave Continues in Parts of Northern Plains Into the Weekend

1. Grains Lower, Soybeans Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Ethanol Production Declines First Time in Almost Three Months; 3. Heat Indexes Around 105 Degrees Expected in Parts of North Dakota and Minnesota

1. Soybean Futures Again Lower in Overnight Trading; 2. Price Declines on Crop Conditions Don't Make Sense, Commerzbank Says; 3. Storms Expected in Parts of Missouri and Indiana on Wednesday

1. Soybeans Decline in Overnight Trading as Conditions Improve; 2. Export Inspections of Corn Rise Week-to-Week While Wheat, Beans Fall; 3. Flash Flooding Expected in Kansas While Strong Storms Forecast in Illinois

1. Grains Lower, Soybeans Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Speculators Cut Bullish Bean Bets, Leave Corn Positions Mostly Unchanged; 3. Storms Expected in Nebraska and South Dakota While Triple-Digit Heat Seen Further South

1. Soybean and Corn Futures Rise on Forecasts For Hot Weather; 2. Export Sales of Corn Jump Week-to-Week While Soybean Sales Decline; 3. Heat Wave Expected in Corn Belt This Weekend With Heat Indexes of 110 Degrees

1. Soybean and Corn Futures Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Ethanol Output Climbs For 11th Straight Week While Inventories Decline; 3. Rain Expected in Minnesota, Nebraska as Heat Wave Continues in Southern Midwest

1. Grain, Bean Futures Mixed in Overnight Trading; 2. China Appears to Be Taking Deal Seriously With Largest-Ever Corn Purchase; 3. Thunderstorms Rock Missouri and Kansas While Heat Continues in the South

1. Wheat Futures Higher Overnight on Declining Crop Rating; 2. Export Inspections of Corn and Soybeans Fall Week-to-Week, USDA Says; 3. Southern Midwest Again Heating Up as Heat Indexes Pegged From 105 to 115 Degrees

1. Corn and Soybeans Lower in Overnight Trading; 2. Speculative Investors Cut Net-Short Positions in Corn, Bump Bullish Bets on Beans; 3. Thunderstorms Likely in Northern Midwest While Heat Wave Continues South