General Comments Overnight trade in grain and soy futures saw a reversal of recent trends. Wheat and corn incurred some selling by traders seeking to cash profits from the recent rally. Meanwhile, soybeans traded higher triggered by fears that buyers were trying to switch more nearby demand away from Brazilian loading delays to the U.S., with a further tightening of supplies the result.Although there were no daily sales announcements, and last week's old crop export sales amounted to only 107,800 MT, fears of further old crop demand and tightening supplies coalesced during the day session, pushing soybean and soy product prices still higher. May soybeans took out the 100-day moving average of $14.32. When the market rose above $14.40, it...