Wheat prices were lower early, reaching the lowest levels in over four months. However, this brought on some bargain hunting buying interest that helped prices close with mostly green numbers. General Comments After something of a pause yesterday, the futures market price trends of last week resumed today, and soybeans did so in a big way. Old crop soybean futures suffered significant liquidation pressure, and the July/November soybean inverse continued to collapse, dropping another 18-19 cents today that put it down to about $1.86.With 76 percent of the new corn crop and 73 percent of the new soybean crop rated as good/excellent and coupled with generally favorable weather forecasts into early July, new crop bulls are becoming harder to...