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Milk Futures Slow to Start the Week in Chicago

On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, January Class III milk futures were priced at $19.99, down one penny from the previous settlement. The price dropped to $19.72 on February 17. March finished at $19.84, down 14 points. Contracts for April through June ranged from a loss of 12 cents to no change.

The price of dry whey remained the same at $0.45.

Blocks were $0.02 down, trading at $2.08.

Barrels up $0.05 at $1.9475. There were a total of five trades conducted, with prices ranging from $1.9475 to $1.95.

The price of butter has remained unchanged at $2.90.

The price of nonfat dry milk remained the same at $1.36.

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