GOOD MORNING, Prices continue grinding sideways into next Monday's July WASDE report.  Traders continue to liquidate length and oilshare.  Beans were higher at the start of the week on rumors of Chinese inquiries, though prices have weakened lately on the back of lower recent demand from China for Brazilian beans on the back of poor crush margins.  Corn prices see pressure from tired bulls, better weather in the eastern Corn Belt as crops move through pollination, and the story that Chinese farmers increased their corn acreage sharply driven by high prices.  China also incentivized their farmers to plant corn before 2009 which created an over-supply of this commodity for about 5 years.  Same trend, different year a...