 And it kind of left us with the wheat higher, soybean and soy oil higher, and the corn market lower. There's also a rumor floating around that Indonesia could impose tariff on Chinese goods. That led to ideas that China may have to look for other sources of their vegetable oil. The National Ag Statistics Service May Grain and Oil Seed Crush Report showed 192 millions of soybeans crushed. That's a little bit below the trade guesses. No export sales announced yesterday.