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THE OPEN July beans:  26 lower July meal:  1.80 lower July soyoil:  205 pts lower July corn:  6 1/2 lower July wheat:  17 lower The markets opened lower and continued to hit sell-stops which triggered lower trade.  Corn continued to find scale down commercial pricing interest as more commodity prices fell across the board, including crude which was down hard.  There is more chatter that commodity prices may have found some interim tops.   SOY The soy complex closed at the weakest of extremes and prices continued to notch lower as more stops were triggered.   Spreads were lower with the July/Nov bean inverse weakening down to 1.66c.   July/Dec meal inverses trades to...

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