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Dairy prices were mostly down

Thursday, December 7th, 2017

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange dairy prices were mostly down on Wednesday trading.   Class III milk futures for December were unchanged at  $15.42. January milk was down $.05 closing at $14.24.  February was down $.06 at $14.25.  March was down $.05 closing at $14.42.  Most of the 2018 milk futures market saw similar losses except for a penny gain in September.

Grade AA Butter closed up $.0250 closing at  $2.225.  Twenty carloads of butter were sold with two topping at $2.225. Barrels were up $.0075 closing at $1.57.  Eight carloads of barrels were sold ranging from $1.5625 to $1.57. 40-pound blocks dropped $.0425 to $1.47.  Nine carloads of blocks were sold ranging from $1.47 to $1.505.   Nonfat dry milk ended the day unchanged at $.7125.  No sales were recorded.

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