Grain and oilseed markets started the month of December higher. Soybeans were the leader on slightly drier forecasts for southern Brazil and Argentina. Wheat was also strong, led by the Minneapolis December contract, which closed up 9.25 cents after seeing double-digit gains. KC and Chicago were 4-5 cents higher much of the session. Funds were generally seen as buyers in relatively average trading volume. Corn, wheat and soybean markets closed at or near the day’s highs. USDA announced the sale of 130,000 MT of corn to “unknown” this morning. The other outside markets were a mixed bag to end the week. U.S. equity markets started higher on expectations the Senate will pass the tax plan. Those same markets collapsed on rep...