At the, Chicago Mercantile Exchange ,live and feeder cattle futures closed sharply higher, feeling optimistic about this week’s direct cash cattle business. April live was up $3.55 at $240.97 and June was $2.77 higher at $236.57. March feeders were $2.67 higher at $267.45 and April was up $3.32 at $364.60. Direct cash cattle trade was […]
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