Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures were higher, supported by the recent strength in boxed beef as traders continue to wait for direct business to get defined. April live was up $1.17 at $240.27 and June was $1.15 higher at $236.70. March feeders were $1.20 higher at $366.30 and April was up $1.82 […]
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