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Coronavirus Continues To Slow Dairy Markets in Chicago

On the Chicago Mercantile milk futures continued mostly lower Tuesday as did cash trade.  Class III milk continued its slide lower outside of Feb that gained 2 cents to 17.03, March fell 9 to 16.53, and April fell 8 to 16..39/cwt. Class IV milk saw double digits move lower though February held unchanged at 16.17. March was down 17 to 15.38, and April fell 24 cents to 15.28/cwt. 

The CME spot Dairy Market saw limited volume for the second day.  Only 3 total loads traded across the 5 products for the week so far. Corona Virus continues to be our main market driver with lack of fresh spot market information.  Dry whey down $0.0175 at $0.3525.  Blocks down $0.0075 at $1.76.  Barrels unchanged at $1.59.  One sale was made at that price. Butter down $0.0075 at $1.73. Nonfat dry milk down $0.0350 at $1.1050.  Two trades were made at $1.1050 and $1.11. 

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