The CBOT was mostly red to start the week with energy and outside markets pressuring futures. Corn, wheat, and soybeans all stuck to their recent trading ranges, however, and meaningful, new technical developments were few on Monday. Chinese soybean crushing margins are improving with stronger Dalian soymeal and soyoil prices, which is helping bolster demand for U.S. product. Through December or even mid-January, the U.S. PNW and Gulf are the cheapest origins for soybeans, which should push additional demand to the U.S. Soyoil futures were sharply lower to start the week, which will be a headwind for soybeans if the trend continues.  Funds were modest net sellers for the day and the Goldman roll from September futures forward continue...