At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mostly lower, feeders were down following reports that the Trump administration is set to temporarily suspend tariffs on beef exporting nations. June live cattle closed $.50 higher at $249.40 and August live cattle closed $.55 lower at $234.55. August feeder cattle closed $1.92 lower at $362.30 and […]
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