CME live cattle futures seen opening weak, hogs mixed

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Published: November 11, 2013
Livestock Markets, US Markets

Nov 11 (Reuters) - CME live cattle futures are expected to
open weak on Monday, weighed by profit taking after last
Friday's lower wholesale beef prices, traders said.

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