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Milk Markets Down in Chicago to Start the Week

On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday Milk futures were down, and cash dairy prices were mixed.  Class III milk was unchanged in April at $13.41, May fell 19 to $10.91, and June fell 25 to $11.91/cwt.  Class IV milk was unchanged in April at $11.42, May fell 7 to $10.59, and June gained 7 to $11.16. The balance of 2020 was even to 13 cents higher. 

The CME spot trade was mixed.  Dry whey was unchanged at $.39 cents per pound.  No sales were recorded. Forty-pound blocks were down $.0050 at $1.0075 per pound. There one sale recorded at $1.0150. Barrels were up $.0075 at $1.0125 per pound.  There were two sales recorded at $1.0125 and $1.03. Grade AA Butter was up $.0125 at $1.20 per pound.  Nine sales were recorded from $1.1950 to $1.21. Nonfat dry milk was down $.0150 at $.84 per pound.  Four sales were recorded at $.084 to $.85.

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