July 26 (Reuters) - Commodity funds sold a net 5,000 Chicago
Board of Trade corn  contracts on Friday, trade sources said.
    They were even in wheat and bought 3,000 soybean contracts. 
 
     
           Corn   Soybeans   Wheat     Soymeal    Soyoil
July 26   - 5,000 + 3,000    even      +2,000     even
July 25   - 4,000 -11,000  - 2,000     -6,000    -2,000
July 24   - 8,000 - 7,000    even      -5,000    -3,000
July 23   -17,000 -13,000  - 2,000     -6,000    -4,000
July 22   - 3,000 + 6,000  - 3,000     +4,000      even 
July 19     even  + 4,000  + 2,000     +3,000    -2,000
July 18   - 5,000 - 7,000  - 3,000     -3,000     even
July 17   - 7,000   even   - 1,000     -1,000    +3,000
July 16   + 6,000 + 8,000    even      +4,000    -1,000
July 15   - 5,000 + 4,000  - 4,000     +3,000    -3,000
July 12   -14,000 -10,000    even      -4,000    +2,000
July 11   + 7,000 + 4,000  + 2,000     +4,000    -4,000 
July 10   + 2,000 + 5,000    even      +2,000    +3,000 
July  9   +18,000 + 9,000  + 3,000     +4,000      even
	

		

			
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July  8   + 9,000 + 7,000  + 1,000     +4,000    -1,000
July  5   - 8,000 - 5,000  - 2,000     -2,000     even
July  3     even  + 2,000  + 2,000     +1,000    +2,000 
July  2   + 3,000   even     even       even      even
July  1   -14,000 - 4,000    even      -4,000    +2,000 
June 28   -25,000 - 8,000  - 5,000     -4,000     even
June 27   - 7,000   even   - 2,000     +2,000    -3,000
June 26   + 3,000   even   - 3,000     +2,000    -3,000
June 25   - 4,000 + 3,000  - 1,000     +2,000    -3,000
June 24   - 7,000 + 4,000  - 6,000     +3,000    -3,000
June 21   - 8,000 - 5,000  - 2,000     -2,000    -4,000
June 20   -12,000 - 7,000  - 2,000     -3,000    -4,000
June 19   +18,000 + 7,000  + 6,000     +3,000    +4,000
June 18   +11,000 + 2,000  + 2,000      even      even
June 17   +10,000 - 5,000  + 1,000     -1,000    +3,000
June 14   + 4,000 - 2,000  - 2,000     -2,000    +3,000
June 13   - 4,000 - 8,000  + 2,000     -3,000    -3,000
June 12   -11,000 - 6,000  - 4,000     -4,000    +2,000
June 11   + 8,000 + 6,000  + 2,000     +4,000    -2,000
June 10   -10,000 - 5,000  - 2,000     -3,000    -3,000 
June  7   + 8,000 + 8,000  - 2,000     +4,000    +4,000
June  6   + 6,000 + 3,000  - 1,000     +1,000    -1,000
June  5   - 8,000 - 4,000  - 3,000     +1,000    -4,000
June  4    even   - 2,000    even      -1,000     even
June  3   -10,000 + 7,000  + 1,000     +2,000    +1,000

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