US cattle futures rise on record-low herd, tight supply - CME Pork markets dip amid tariff concerns from Mexico28 July 2025 28 July 2025 2 minute read 2 minute read By: By: Global Ag Media North AmericaChicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) cattle futures turned higher on Friday, as traders anticipated US government reports would show tight cattle supplies, reported Reuters. CME August live cattle futures settled up 0.675 cent at 226.475 cents per pound, while most-active October live cattle futures ended up 1 cent at 223.150 cents per pound. CME August feeder cattle futures ended 2.475 cents higher at 331.375 cents per pound. CME September, October and November feeder cattle futures set fresh contract highs during the session. CME August lean hog futures ended up 0.500 cent at 108.700 cents per pound, while most-active October ended 0.500 cent lower at 90.600 cents per pound.