Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures closed sharply higher, shrugging off the midday drop in beef in favor of optimism about this week’s direct business. August live was up $1.50 at $223.90 and October was $1.47 higher at $220.75. August feeder cattle were $3.30 higher at $325.57 and September was up $3.47 at […]
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