Block cheese price rose 2.50 cents to close at $1.8150 with 1 load traded. Barrel cheese fell 1.50 cents, closing at $1.4625 with 5 loads traded. Butter price had a 1.75 raise to close at $1.8025, having 8 loads traded. Nonfat dry milk futures increased 1 cent, whereas cash prices decreased .25 cents, closing at $1.3550 with 1 load traded. There were no changes for dry whey, and no trades, staying at $0.5300. Class III milk futures are 0.23 cents higher. Butter futures are up 0.50 cents. Dry whey futures are 0.75 cents higher.
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