At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower, feeders were mostly lower watching direct business. February live cattle closed $1.45 lower at $228.55 and April live cattle closed $1.30 lower at $228.72. January feeder cattle closed $.10 higher at $344.72 and March feeder cattle closed $.20 lower at $338.80. There was another light round […]
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