At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were sharply higher on oversold signals. The market did react to the news that New World screwworm had been detected in South Texas. August live cattle closed $3.67 higher at $241.52 and October live cattle closed $4.80 higher at $233.80. August feeder cattle closed $10.75 higher […]
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