The CBOT opened mixed with corn and soybeans steady/lower while wheat saw higher trade on tightening global supplies. That early weakness, however, was mostly erased with corn gaining upside traction while wheat traded firmer in two-sided trade. The corn rally came despite a modest pullback in energy values, but the slow European and Ukrainian harvests are offering secondary support. The market’s focus seems to be shifting back to demand-side factors with Northern Hemisphere crop sizes essentially determined for the year.  The weekly Export Inspections report reflected the near-full reopening of the U.S. Gulf with corn and soybean shipments up sharply from the prior week. Corn and wheat inspections were below their weekly target...