At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mixed, mostly higher watching direct business. Feeders were lower on the higher move in corn. October live cattle closed $.37 lower at $177.65 and December lives closed $.10 lower at $178.50. October feeder cattle closed $.62 lower at $239.12 and November feeders closed $.27 lower at $235.20. […]
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