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Dairy markets were mostly up Thursday

Friday, December 22nd, 2017

In Chicago, Thursday dairy markets were mostly up at the CME. December Class III milk futures were unchanged at  $15.44. January milk was up $.17 at $13.97.  February was up $.14 at $13.70.  March was up $.12 closing at $13.75.  The rest of the 2018 milk futures were all slightly up or unchanged.

Grade AA Butter fell down $.015 closing at $2.18.  Two carloads of butter were sold ranging from $2:1775 to $2.18. Barrels were up $.0025 closing at $1.4025.  No barrels were traded Thursday. 40-pound blocks were up $.0075 to $1.4425.   Nonfat dry milk was up fractionally, ending a slide of record low prices.  Prices were up  $.0125 closing at $.66.  Two carloads were sold with one going for $.6550 and the other at $.66.

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