Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were mostly lower and feeders were down sharply on profit taking and fund selling, ignoring direct business and a higher midday move for wholesale beef. February live was up $.45 at $194.05 and April was down $.05 at $196. March feeders were down $2.02 at $264.17 and April was […]
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