Nov 26 (Reuters) - Spot cash basis bids for corn and
soybeans were mostly steady in the U.S. Midwest interior on
Tuesday and country selling was quiet as producers wrapped up
the harvest, dealers said.
    * Farmers have enough income that many are delaying
additional grain sales until the new year for tax purposes,
dealers said.
    * The corn basis on the Illinois River at Morris, Illinois,
fell by 3 cents and the soy basis fell 2 cents, reflecting
softer CIF values for both products at the U.S. Gulf.
    * The Mississippi River was closed to navigation along an
	
	
    
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eight-mile stretch near Le Claire, Iowa, after a boat containing
diesel fuel and lube oil struck a submerged object and sank late
on Monday, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
    * One northbound towboat with no barges and two southbound
tow boats pushing a total of 25 barges were waiting at
midmorning on Tuesday to pass through the closed section from
river mile marker 493 to 501, about 15 miles upriver from
Davenport.
    * This week was the last for shipping on parts of the upper
Mississippi, including McGregor and Dubuque, Iowa, as waters
typically freeze over in wintertime, bringing vessel traffic to
a halt. 
    * Mostly dry weather in the Midwest through early next week
should help farmers finish the last of the corn harvest, the
Commodity Weather Group said. The USDA said 95 percent of the
corn crop had been cut as of Sunday.  
	
	
    * Dealers have begun rolling their basis bids forward to
post against the Chicago Board of Trade March contract,
with the CBOT December contract scheduled to enter its
delivery phase later this week.
    * At the CBOT, corn and wheat prices fell Tuesday on
profit-taking while soybeans clawed back earlier losses, buoyed
by a surge in front-month soymeal tied to short-covering ahead
of the December futures delivery period. 
    * After the CBOT close, Egypt's main wheat-buying agency,
the General Authority for Supply Commodities, set a tender to
buy wheat from global suppliers for shipment Dec. 16-31. Results
were expected on Wednesday. 
    
    Basis values are quoted against CBOT futures in cts/bu:
                           Current           Previous        
                           Bid               Bid           
 Chicago                                                   
 Corn processors               +13  +  Z       +13   +  Z  UNC
 Corn elevators                 +0  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UNC
 Soybean elevators              +5  +  F        +5   +  F  UNC
 Wheat elevators                +5  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UP 5
 Wheat processors              -10  +  Z       -10   +  Z  UNC
 Decatur, IL corn              +15  +  Z       +15   +  Z  UNC
 soybeans                      +15  +  F       +15   +  F  UNC
	
	
 Burns Harbor, IN corn         -24  +  Z       -24   +  Z  UNC
 soy                           -20  +  F       -20   +  F  UNC
 Lafayette, IN soy              +0  +  F        +0   +  F  UNC
 Toledo, OH (port)                                         
 Corn                          -17  +  H       -17   +  H  UNC
 Soy                            +6  +  F        +6   +  F  UNC
 SRW wheat                     -13  +  Z       -13   +  Z  UNC
 Davenport, IA (river)                                     
 Corn                           +0  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UNC
 Soy                            -8  +  H        -2   +  F  NC
 Evansville, IN (rail)                                     
 15-car CSX corn                +8  +  Z        +8   +  Z  UNC
 Cincinnati, OH (rail)                                     
 3-car corn                     +0  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UNC
 Hereford, TX corn             +95  +  H      +100   +  Z  NC
 Columbus, OH (rail)                                       
 3-car corn                     +0  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UNC
 Morris, IL (river)                                        
 Corn                           -7  +  Z        -4   +  Z  DN 3
 Soybeans                       +5  +  F        +7   +  F  DN 2
 Fort Worth TX corn           +120  +  H      +130   +  Z  NC
 Blair NE corn                  +0  +  Z        +0   +  Z  UNC
 Council Bluffs, IA (elevator)                             
 Corn                           -4  +  Z        -4   +  Z  UNC
 Soy                           -12  +  F       -12   +  F  UNC
 Des Moines, IA soy            -30  +  X       -30   +  X  UNC
 Sioux City, IA soy            -19  +  F       -19   +  F  UNC
 
 NOTE: 0 = option price, UNC = Unchanged, UNQ = Unquoted,
 NC = Not comparable, DP = Delayed Price, X = November,
	
	
 Z = December
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- CBOT corn report                          
- CBOT soybean report                      
- CBOT wheat report                        
- U.S. grain barge freight values          
- U.S. Midwest cash grain PM              
- U.S. CIF Gulf Grain                      
- U.S. FOB Gulf Grain                      
 (Reporting by Julie Ingwersen)
				U.S. Cash Grains-Corn/soy bids flat; some corn bids roll to March
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