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Dairy Markets Mixed with Milk Up in Chicago on Tuesday

Wednesday, February 28th, 2018

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tuesday, the dairy markets were mixed, but milk prices regained some value .   Class Three milk for February was unchanged at $13.44.  March was up $.08 at $14.08.  April was up $.17 at $14.13.  May was up $.17 to $14.29.  Milk futures were also up for the balance of this year.  

In other trading, Grade AA Butter was down $.0425 at $2.1825.  Twenty-seven carloads were sold with prices ranging from $2.1825 to $2.20. Barrels were unchanged at $1.47.  Thirteen carloads were traded from $1.4650 to $1.47.  40-pound blocks were up $.0050 at $1.53.  Four carloads of blocks traded between $1.52 and $1.5350 Nonfat dry milk was down at $.0075 per pound to $.67.  One carload sold at that price.

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