The new crop soybean market, which would be most immediately affected by China, did manage to post a nice 14-16 cent rally today. Corn futures were higher most of the session, but prices slipped off to close up only around 2 cents. Wheat futures tried to follow. General Comments A 5.3 percent jump in the Shanghai Composite Index after five days of losses helped stabilize world financial markets. Other Asian and European stock markets followed with gains of their own. U.S. stocks also rallied sharply early on with the Dow up nearly 400 points, supported by the Commerce Dept.'s report that U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) grew an annualized 3.7 percent in the second quarter. The stock market fell back, however, giving up half of the early...