Daily Dairy Trading: Cheese Lifted By Active Market, Wednesday
US – Dairy spot trades led to changes in Cheese values with Blocks and Barrels both closing over a cent higher at the end of Wednesday's trading.
12 September 2013
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Blocks closed at $1.8400, two cents higher and Barrels closed up to $1.8125 after two trades added 1.25 cents leaving a 2.75 cent gap.
Active bidding pushed Non-fat Dry Milk half a cent high to close at $.1.8200.
Little activity was seen elsewhere in the spot market but the Chicago Mercantile Exchange reported a seven cent rise for Class III milk up to $18.23. Class IV inched three cents higher to $19.45.
The trend yesterday was for an increase in value which was seen across all other September dairy futures, including a two cent increase in September butter.
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