Temperatures are up, milk production is down, and dairy product prices are rising, although the rebound has been reluctant in cheese. Cash block started the week jumping 3 3/4-cents but relapsed some and closed the first Friday in August at $1.1950 per pound, up 3 1/4-cents on the week, but still 20 3/4 cents below that week a year ago. Barrel closed Friday at $1.16, up 4 cents on the week, but 22 cents below a year ago. Sixteen cars of block traded hands this week and two of barrel. Meanwhile, the NASS-surveyed U.S. average block price hit $1.1530, down 0.2 cent. Barrel averaged $1.1285, down 1.9 cents.