Milk futures and the cash dairy prices were mixed Thursday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
April Class III milk was up $.10 at $15.57. May was up $0.19 at $17.41. June was up $0.09 at $17.64. July was down $0.01 at $18.05.
August through November contracts ranged from unchanged in November to seven cents higher in October.
Dry whey was up $0.0025 at $0.3850. Two sales were recorded at that price.
Thursday was the third consecutive day with no spread for blocks and barrels.
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