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Dairy prices were mostly up in Chicago Thursday

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Thursday, Dairy prices were mostly up. Class Three April milk was up $.02 at $14.51 a hundredweight.  May was up $.05 to $15.00. June was up $.07 to 15.39. July was up $.03 to $15.85.  The milk futures from August through next March ranged from three to seven cents higher.

Grade AA Butter was unchanged at $2.3075 per pound.  Two carloads traded at that price. Barrels were up $.0075 to $1.4875 per pound.  Fourteen carloads sold between $1.48 and $1.4875.  40-pound blocks were up $0050 to $1.6350 per pound.   No sales were recorded. Nonfat dry milk was up $.0150 at $.79 per pound.  Twenty-one carloads sold with prices ranging from $.78 to $.7950. Dry whey was unchanged at $.3075 cents per pound.  No sales were recorded

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