At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher following the week’s direct cash business and ahead of Friday’s Cattle Inventory report. February live cattle closed $.12 higher at $204.60 and April lives closed $.80 higher at $202.30. March feeder cattle closed $2.52 higher at $275.72 and April feeder cattle closed $2.80 higher […]
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