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Soybeans took back the Thursday losses on Friday, with gains of 12 to 14 \u00be cents. September rounded out the week with a 54 \u00bd cent gain, as November was up 55 cents. The cmdtyView national average\u00a0Cash Bean<\/a> price was up 12 1\/2 cents at $9.77 3\/4.\u00a0Soymeal<\/a> futures were back down $1.10 in the front months on the day, as September was up $6.80 this week. Soy Oil<\/a> futures were back up 100 to 117 points, with September up 47 since last Friday week.\u00a0<\/p>\n Friday afternoon\u2019s Commitment of Traders report indicated 30,660 contracts cut from the net short position in soybean futures and options as of 8\/12, taking it to 35,270 contracts net short.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Export Sales data showed has full year sales commitments at 51.115 MMT, which matches the USDA estimate and is behind the average sales pace of 103%. . New crop business is ow at 4.712 MMT which is 19.7% below last year and the lowest since 19\/20, as Chinese buying has remained quiet.<\/p>\n NOPA\u2019s crush report from this morning showed a record 195.7 mbu of soybeans crushed among members in July. That was 7.01% increase from last year, above estimates, and the highest since January. Soybean Oil stocks were tallied at 1.378 billion lbs, a 0.8% increase from June and 14.68% below last year.\u00a0<\/p>\n Sep 25 Soybeans<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0closed at $10.22 1\/4, up 14 3\/4 cents,<\/p>\n Nearby Cash<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0was $9.77 3\/4, up 12 1\/2 cents,<\/p>\n Nov 25 Soybeans<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0closed at $10.42 1\/2, up 14 cents,<\/p>\n Jan 26 Soybeans<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0closed at $10.61 1\/2, up 13 1\/4 cents,<\/p>\n