At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday, Milk futures were up but the rest of the dairy markets were mostly down. Class Three milk for March was up $.01 at $14.22 a hundredweight. April was up $.15 at $14.38. May was up $.15 to $14.34. June was up $.11 to 14.73. Milk futures from July through next March were all up from one to six cents.
Grade AA Butter was down $.01 at $2.18 per pound. Two carloads were sold with prices at $2.1775 to $2.18. Barrels were down $.01 at $1.50 per pound. Three carloads sold at that price. 40-pound blocks were unchanged at $1.5450 per pound. One carload sold at that price. Nonfat dry milk was unchanged at $.6925 per pound. Five carloads sold at that price. Dry whey was unchanged at $.2875 cents per pound. No sales were recorded.