Nov 22 (Reuters) - Commodity funds bought a net 10,000
Chicago Board of Trade soybean contracts on Friday, trade
sources said.
    They bought 1,000 wheat and bought 3,000 corn. 
     
           Corn   Soybeans   Wheat     Soymeal    Soyoil
Nov  22   + 3,000 +10,000  + 1,000     +6,000    -3,000
Nov  21   + 7,000 + 7,000  - 1,000     +2,000    +5,000
Nov  20   - 3,000 - 2,000  - 2,000     -1,000    +2,000
Nov  19   + 8,000 - 5,000  + 3,000     -3,000    -1,500
Nov  18   -12,000 + 4,000  - 1,500     +2,000    -2,000
Nov  15   - 6,000 -10,000  - 2,000     -4,000    -3,000
Nov  14   - 7,000   even     even      +1,000     even 
Nov  13   - 5,000 + 2,000    even      -3,000    +2,000
Nov  12   - 6,000 + 6,000    even      +5,000    +2,000
Nov  11   +12,000 + 4,000  - 4,000     -2,000    +3,000
Nov   8   +10,000 +15,000  - 4,000     +7,000    -4,000
Nov   7    even   + 6,000    even      +4,000    -2,000
Nov   6   - 7,000 + 3,000  - 3,000     +2,000     even
Nov   5    even   - 3,000  - 3,000     -2,000     even
Nov   4    even   + 2,000  - 2,000     +1,000    -2,000
Nov   1    even   - 6,000    even      -3,000    +2,000 
	

		

			
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Oct  31   - 5,000 - 6,000  - 4,000     -4,000    -2,000
Oct  30   - 4,000 + 3,000  - 4,000      even     +3,000
Oct  29   + 5,000 + 3,000  + 1,000     -2,000    +3,000
Oct  28   -12,000 -12,000  - 3,000     -4,000    -2,000 
Oct  25     even  - 5,000  - 3,000     -3,000    -3,000
Oct  24   - 5,000   even   - 3,000     +3,000    -3,000
Oct  23   + 7,000 + 4,000    even      +3,000    +2,000
Oct  22   - 5,000 - 1,000  + 1,000      even       even
Oct  21   + 4,000 + 6,000  - 3,000     +2,000      even
Oct  18   - 3,000 - 2,000  + 6,000     -2,000    +4,000
Oct  17     even  + 8,000  + 3,000     +5,000    -3,000
Oct  16   - 3,000 + 6,000  - 3,000     +2,000    +4,000
Oct  15   + 8,000 - 3,000  - 3,000     -2,000    +1,000
Oct  14   + 5,000 + 3,000    even      +2,000     even
Oct  11   - 4,000 - 9,000  + 3,000     -3,000    -5,000
Oct  10   - 6,000   even   - 3,000     -4,000    +4,000
Oct   9   + 4,000   even   - 2,000     -3,000    +3,000
Oct   8   - 8,000 - 7,000    even      -3,000    +5,000
Oct   7   + 9,000   even   + 3,000     +2,000    -2,000
Oct   4   + 5,000 + 6,000  - 2,000     +2,000      even 
Oct   3     even  + 5,000    even      +2,000    +5,000  
Oct   2     even  + 3,000  + 3,000     +3,000    -5,000
Oct   1   - 3,000 - 4,000  + 4,000       even    -4,000

 (Reporting by Sam Nelson; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick)