Weather is king right now for the grain markets and with no serious threat to the silking corn and pod-setting soybean crops, that meant lower trade at the CBOT. Soybeans bore the brunt of the selling for the day with the favorable weather forecast into early August suggesting the crop will set and fill pods with excellent weather. The threat of August heat was one of the last variables keeping soybean futures elevated, and with that concern rapidly dissipating, the market pulled sharply lower. Corn futures sank to new lows in early trade but gradually pared those gains as funds covered shorts heading into the July WASDE report on Friday. Wheat futures were caught between the corn and soybean markets somewhat and the HRW market bounced off...