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CME dairy markets mostly down again Tuesday

The dairy markets were mostly down at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tuesday.

 Class Three June milk was down $.03 to $15.40. July was down $.07 at $15.93.  August was down $.11 to $16.41. September was down $.05 to $16.76. The milk futures from October through next May ranged from zero to three cents lower.

Grade AA Butter was down $.02 at $2.37 per pound.  Four carloads sold from $1.37 to $1.3750.

Barrels were down $.0250 at $1.54 per pound.  Fifteen carloads sold from $1.54 to $1.5450.

Forty-pound blocks were up $.0050 to $1.64 per pound.  Two carloads sold at $1.6375 and $1.64.

Nonfat dry milk was down $.0050 at $.7875 per pound. Four carloads sold from $.7875 to $.7925.

Dry whey was unchanged at $.4175 cents per pound.  Two carloads sold at $.4150 and $.4175.