Daily Dairy Trading: Cheese Drops, Tuesday As July Milk Lifts 3 Cents
US – Following six trades for both weights of cheese, CME reports drops of 1.25 cents in Block prices and two cents for Barrels.
10 July 2013
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Prices have been posted at $1.6625 and $1.6425 respectively meaning a two cent spread between cheese weights.
After little vending activity, butter remains unchanged for the week on $1.5250.
Likewise, both standards of non-fat dry milk have stayed put on $1.7400 (Grade A) and $1.7100 (Extra Grade), 0.75 cents ahead of last week’s averages.
Near term July futures trading saw Class III milk close up three cents to $17.30 and Class IV close on $19.09.
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