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Chicago Dairy Markets Mostly Up on Wednesday

Thursday, February 22nd, 2018

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the dairy markets were mostly up on trading Wednesday. Class Three milk for February was down $.02 at $13.46.  March was up $.03 at $14.24.  April was up $.01 at $14.16.  May was down $.03 to $14.39.  June and July Milk futures were up but the balance of the year was down.

Grade AA Butter was up $.05 at $2.19.  Fourteen carloads were sold with prices ranging from $2.15 to $2.19. Barrels were up $.0025 to $1.4850.  Six carloads were sold ranging from $1.4825 to $1.4850.  40-pound blocks were up $.0050 at $1.55.  One carload of blocks sold at that price. Nonfat dry milk was up $.0025 at $.6850 per pound. One carload traded at that price.

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