Soybean grain futures prices stayed supported as meal and oil markets strengthened in tandem, providing cross-commodity uplift. Domestic crush capacity utilization remains high according to industry reports. Price action suggests steady accumulation by commercial buyers for forward delivery. Jack Daniel’s decision may be financially and environmentally sound from a corporate standpoint, but it’s left locals questioning what ‘neighborly’ means in an era of global sustainability targets. Grain markets see follow-through selling overnight… As of 6:00 a.m. CDT, December corn was down 2 1/4 cents and hit a four-week low. November soybeans were down 5 1/2 cents and scored a six-week low. December HRW and SRW wheat futures markets were around 5 cents lower and hit fresh contract lows. A mostly bearish USDA quarterly grain stocks report on Tuesday delivered a body blow to the grain futures markets, inflicting fresh technical damage that suggests more downside price pressure in the near term. The U.S. government shutdown has added some more risk aversion to the general marketplace at mid-week, to also keep speculative grain bulls in check. Corn and soybean market bulls now have an even tougher row to hoe right during harvesting of big U.S. crops. The key outside markets today see the U.S. dollar index slightly weaker. Nymex crude oil prices are lower and trading around $62.00 a barrel. The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note is presently 4.152 percent. Supply-chain disruption risk keeps upward bias alive.