At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mixed, and feeders were higher ahead of the week’s direct cash business. Feeders had additional support from the lower move in corn and concerns about availability. December live cattle closed $.40 higher at $186.90, and February lives were unchanged at $187.70. January feeder cattle closed $2.62 higher […]
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