At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower ahead of the week’s direct business. Feeders were mixed, mostly higher with the lower move in corn. October live cattle were down $0.42 at $177.22 December lives were down $0.15 at $178.35. October feeder cattle were down $0.12 at $239 and November feeders were up $0.37 […]
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