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Milk Futures Continue to Crash in Chicago

On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange milk futures continued to tumble midweek as cash trade saw some rather steep declines in prices.  Class III milk fell apart. July held at $24.42 as we enter the final days of the month, but Aug moved limit lower to 21.16, September also moved 75 lower to 19.34, and Oct – December fell 19-75 cents lower to average at $16.89/cwt.  Class IV also moved lower. July holding at 13.65, Aug fell 24 to 13.39, and Sept moved 26 lower to 13.77/cwt. 

On the spot trade dry whey unchanged at $0.3425.  Blocks down $0.12 at $2.32.  One sale was made at that price. Barrels down $0.01 at $2.44.  Butter down 0.1550 at $1.5550.  Twenty trades were made ranging from $1.5550 to $1.66. Nonfat dry milk up $0.0025 at $0.9925.  One sale was made at that price.

Grain and feed continue to slide, corn fell 4 ½ cents to 3.15 ½, November soybeans fell 2 ¼ cents to 8.85 ¼, and soybean meal lost $2 to $286.90/ton. 

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