At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, February live cattle closed $.70 lower at $187.92 and April lives closed $.65 lower at $190.12. January feeder cattle closed $2.62 lower at $256.85 and March feeders closed $3.07 lower at $255.55. Direct cash cattle trade activity had typically quiet start to the week. Showlists are somewhat higher in Texas, […]
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