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Milk Futures Continue to Slide in Chicago Wednesday

On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange milk futures continued to slide and cash dairy was mixed Wednesday.  Class III futures were weaker on the day.  August to December was down 3-19 cents with 2022 milk down roughly the same amount.  August class III milk is printing $16.06/cwt.  Class IV saw 0 trades take place.  

It was a mixed day in the CME Cash Dairy Product Trade. Dry whey was up $.0075 at $0.5275.  No sales were recorded.  Blocks fell $0.02 to $1.76.   Barrels went up $.0225 to $1.5125.   Two trades were made at that price. Butter closed down $.0050 at $1.6850.   There were 11 trades ranging from $1.6650 to $1.6850. Nonfat dry milk was down $.0075 at $1.2525.  Two sales were recorded at $1.2550.

Another mild day in the grain market with neither the bulls nor bears taking control.  December corn was up 1.50 cents to $5.65/bushel.  November soybeans decreased 8.25 cents to $13.5325/bushel.  September soybean meal fell $2.50 to $357.60/ton.  September Chicago Wheat gained 2.75 cents to $7.3725/bushel. 

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