At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were up, and feeders were lower, watching direct business develop. Feeders had some pressure from the higher move in corn. June live cattle closed $.97 higher at $214.15 and August live cattle closed $.80 higher at $208.65. August feeder cattle closed $1.07 lower at $296.42 and September feeder […]
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