The CBOT was mostly higher heading into the three-day holiday weekend with dryness and drought concerns for the Corn Belt pushing corn futures higher and helping create spillover support for wheat. Soybeans finally got in on this week’s upside action as well, though the day’s trade was quiet and seemed mostly a function of short covering and position liquidation heading into the weekend. There was little fresh news and traders were mostly focused on the weather outlook and export prospects for the major markets. Funds were net buyers in corn, soybeans, and soymeal for the day but were flat wheat and soyoil. The weekly CFTC report offered a bit of a surprise is it showed funds still aggressively liquidating corn, wheat, and soy...