The CBOT saw mixed trade on Wednesday with wheat futures seeing the most interesting trade as they posted double-digit losses amid weak European markets and the threats posed by the Canadian railway strike. In contrast, soybeans scored another higher close with support coming from soyoil’s rally and another day of large new crop export sales to China. Corn futures were caught in the middle with crop tour projections for large yields this year seeing offsetting influences from strong ethanol and export demand. Funds were net buyers in the soy complex and are slowly (but half-heartedly) paring back their short position there while remaining flat corn for the day (and therefore still deeply short overall). Managed money traders were net...