
Nearby live cattle futures rose for a second day on expectations of steady-to-higher cash prices, with packers bidding $111-$112 per cwt. Feedlots moved cattle to market early, potentially tightening supplies.
Lean hog futures slipped on softer cash prices and profit-taking after three days of gains.
Tighter cattle supply supports cash cattle prices, while softer hog cash prices weigh on pork-sector feed demand.
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