(All figures in Canadian dollars unless noted)
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept 14 (Reuters) - ICE Canada canola
prices rose on Monday for the fifth straight session, buoyed by
slow selling by farmers during harvest.
* Nearby November contract touched a two-week high, but
funds are short with the contract trading below key moving
averages, a trader said.
* Soybean strength was also a positive influence on canola.
* November canola RSX5 gained $2 to $471.80 per tonne.
* January canola RSF6 added $2.30 to $475.40 per tonne.
* November-January spread traded 3,530 times.
* Chicago November soybeans SX5 rose on spillover strength
from corn and uncertainty about the U.S. harvested area.
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* Malaysian November palm oil 1FCPOX5 and NYSE Liffe Paris
November rapeseed COMX5 rose.
* The Canadian dollar CAD= was trading at $1.3268, or
75.37 U.S. cents at 1:08 p.m. CDT (1808 GMT), down from the Bank
of Canada's official close of $1.3254, or 75.45 U.S. cents.