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Dairy markets down Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Thursday, March 8th, 2018

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Wednesday, the dairy markets were all down. Class Three milk for March was down $.04 at $14.13 a hundredweight.  April was down $.13 at $14.02. May was down $.11 to $14.14. June was down $.14 at 14.63  Milk futures were also down for the next nine months except for November, which was unchanged.  

Grade AA Butter was down $.0025 at $2.23 per pound.  One carload sold at $2.2350. Barrels were down $.0050 at $1.51 per pound.  Sixteen carloads of barrels sold with prices ranging from $1.51 to $1.5150. 40-pound blocks were down $.0425 at $1.56 per pound.  One carload sold at that price. Nonfat dry milk was unchanged at $.6475 per pound.  No sales were recorded.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange will start posting cash dry whey market prices Monday.

(T4, D1)

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