Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were down and feeders were mostly lower, watching direct trade develop at sharply lower prices. Contracts did attempt a rally around midday, but were unable to follow through because of recent cash and wholesale business. August live was down $1.30 at $230.12 and October was $1.65 lower at $226. […]
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