At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower, and feeders were mostly lower ahead of the week’s direct business. April live cattle closed $1.05 lower at $205.90 and June lives closed $.62 lower at $202.15. April feeder cattle closed $.27 higher at $285.25 and May feeder cattle closed $.25 lower at $284.85. Direct cash […]
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