"Prices were moderately lower in volatile, 2-sided trade. Beans were down $.02-$.05, meal was off $2-$3 while oil was steady to 15 points lower. The USDA did announce a flash sale of 105k mt (3.8 mil. bu.) to an unknown buyer. Crush margins were little changed at $2.43 ½ bu. Tomorrow’s export sales are expected to range from 20-50 mil. bu. of beans, 200-500k tons of meal and 0-10k tons of oil. Delayed harvest in the WCB continues to keep crusher bids firm and soybean meal supplies scarce. Census soybean crush and corn usage for ethanol data from Aug-26 is due out after the close tomorrow. The lower stocks figure leaves even less wiggle room if 2026 U.S. yields fall much below the current USDA forecast of 52.8 bpa," wrote Mark Soderberg with ADM Investor Services.