At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle futures were lower Friday, with most contracts down sharply, on technical selling and questions about beef demand. December live was $1.70 lower at $221.47 and February was down $2.30 at $223.15. November feeders were down $5.20 at $331.15 and January was $5.15 lower at $324.55. Throughout […]
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