
October live cattle fell $1.55 to $220.70 and November feeder cattle lost $3.875 to $328.90 on profit-taking, after higher cash trade the prior week. Mexican cattle crossings continued at Douglas, Arizona, with 1,800 head in the week, and broader border reopening remains conditional on screwworm.
Routine cattle futures moves and limited Mexican feeder imports leave the beef supply picture largely unchanged. Egg and chicken prices remain below year-ago levels, keeping poultry competition for beef modest.
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