Milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange ended the day lower pressured by increasing feed cost concerns and oversold positions.
May Class III milk down 13 cents at $18.25. June 24 cents lower at $18.42. July down seven cents at $18.83. August six cents lower at $18.92. September through November contracts unchanged to four cents higher.
Dry whey unchanged at $0.3750.
Blocks up $0.02 at $1.7675.
Barrels unchanged at $1.8550.
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