Soybean prices rose on evidence of robust demand for the oilseeds, and products. Analysts said prices were buoyed by figures for domestic soybean processing and foreign export sales that are both running ahead of current USDA estimates. With freight costs falling somewhat, analysts said domestic demand for the oilseeds could pick up further. Still, with many analysts anticipating a rise in USDA's estimates on Monday, some said prices could decline again next week. The government will likely peg soybean production at a record 3.958 bil bu on yields of 47.5 bpa, according to an average of the analysts' estimates. In October, the government projected a soybean crop at 3.927 bil on 47.1 bpa.