Daily Dairy Trading: Class III Posts Losses, Wednesday.
US – Class III Milk posted losses yesterday, with November down one cent and a ten cent drop reported for December contracts.
21 November 2013
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Downward action left values on $18.80 and $17.77 respectively as November futures stayed at Tuesday’s levels. The exception was Whey which edged higher after recent losses.
Butter continued at $1.5300, as did Nonfat Dry Milk on $1.8873, says the Agriculture Marketing Service at the US Department of Agriculture.
Spot markets saw little activity. Two bids saw Butter at $1.6500, the steady price this week, and two batches of Cheddar blocks traded at $1.8200 - the week’s value.
However, one offer saw Barrel prices drop one cent to $1.9650.
Both standards of Nonfat Dry Milk remained tied on $1.9650, which has been the case since Tuesday.This is ahead the November futures price of $1.8873.
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