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CHICAGO, Oct 13 (Reuters) — Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures declined for a second straight session on Tuesday, pressured by rising supplies from the active Midwest harvest. Mostly dry weather around the Midwest for the past week allowed farmers to accelerate harvesting after rain delays earlier in the fall. Some
Chicago corn traded near its highest level since Sept. 30, supported by concerns over declining US crop conditions. Soybeans also gained ground, while wheat saw little change amid ongoing Black Sea supply disruption fears.
CBOT soybeans rose 9-1/2 cents to $12.97-3/4/bushel after a four-week low as traders looked to the USDA quarterly stocks report; corn ended down 1 cent at $5.22 and wheat gained 4 cents to $6.92-3/4.
CBOT soybean futures rose 12-3/4 cents to $13.01 a bushel after Monday's drop to a four-week low.