December Class III milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange down 31 at $16.32. January down 21 at $15.38. February 23 lower at $15.63. March through May contracts 3 to 23 lower. Dry whey down $0.02 at $0.76 Blocks down $0.01 at $1.55 Barrels down $0.0225 at $1.5825 Butter unchanged at $1.4775 Nonfat dry milk […]
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