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Grain prices fall as rain eases crop worries

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Prices for beans and grains are mostly lower as rain finally arrives in crop-growing areas that have been parched by unusually dry weather.

July soybeans fell 26.75 cents to settle at $14.0825 a bushel Wednesday. July wheat was unchanged at $6.16 a bushel.

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