MIDWEST CASH GRAIN - SLOW COUNTRY MOVEMENT Cash grain dealers reported slow country movement of corn and soybeans across the Midwest, with even corn sales from PIK-and-roll activity seen earlier this week drying up. Some dealers said the USDA may further adjust the posted county price at the Gulf to take into account high barge freight rates as a way to keep corn sales flowing, but added the current plan probably will be given a few weeks to see if it will work as hoped. Corn and soybean basis values continued to drop on the Illinois and MidMississippi River due to the strong barge freight rates. Toledo and Chicago elevators were finishing loading the first corn boats of the new shipping season, supporting spot basis values at those terminal points. CORN SOYBEANS TOLEDO 5 UND MAY UNC 1 UND MAY UNC CINCINNATI 1 UND MAY UNC 1 OVR MAY UP 2 NEW HAVEN 12 UND MAY UNC 2 UND MAY DN 1 N.E. INDIANA 10 UND MAY UNC 2 OVR MAY DN 1 CHICAGO 1/2 OVR MAY UNC 5 UND MAY UNC SENECA 51/2 UND MAY DN 1 7 UND MAY UNC DAVENPORT 61/2UND MAY DN61/2 61/2UND MAY DN11/2 CLINTON 5 UND MAY DN 3 UA CEDAR RAPIDS 11 UND MAY DN 3 13 UND MAY DN 2 HRW WHEAT TOLEDO 58 LB 35 OVR MAY UP 1 CHICAGO 57 LB 25 OVR MAY UNC CINCINNATI DP 10 OVR MAY UNC NE INDIANA DP 8 OVR MAY UNC PIK CERTIFICATES - 103/104 PCT - UNC/ DN 2 NC - NO COMPARISON UA - UNAVAILABLE UNC - UNCHANGED DP - DELAYED PRICING