September Class III milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange up 21 cents at $21.34. October 9 higher at $21.66. November up 13 at $21.13. December through February contracts a penny higher to 6 lower. Dry whey down $0.0025 at $0.56 Blocks up $0.0075 at $2.0275 Barrels up $0.0050 at $2.1650 Butter unchanged at $3.12 […]
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