CHICAGO, Oct 29 (Reuters) – Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures hit contract highs for a second day in a row on Tuesday as tighter-than-expected U.S. December live cattle ended down 1.325 cents at 187.950 cents per pound, while November feeder cattle futures settled down 2.6 cents at 246.600 cents per pound. CME’s Lean Hog Index, a two-day weighted average of cash prices, rose to 85.55 cents per pound, its highest reading in about seven weeks. Beef packers were earning an estimated $54.35 per head, down from $58.40 on Monday and from $75.40 a week ago, according to livestock marketing advisory service HedgersEdge. The choice boxed beef cutout fell $2.89 to $320.61 per hundredweight, the U.S. Live cattle and feeder cattle futures lost ground on profit-taking as beef cutout values fell, analysts said. Altin Kalo, chief economist at the Steiner Consulting Group. CME December lean hog futures hit a contract high of 83 cents per pound before settling up 2.2 cents at 82.825 cents per pound. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported Tuesday afternoon. In cattle, meanwhile, futures fell on profit-taking following a rally on Monday and on lower beef cutout values, Kalo said. Select boxed beef prices dropped $2.22 to $289.96 per cwt. Low pork prices in August made the meat attractive to retailers, who loaded up on it, Kalo said. Traders expected an increase in supply that has not materialized, he said.

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PARIS (AP) – It was quite literally the final curtain for Kenzo’s Carol Lim and Humberto Leon at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday, after the duo’s eight successful years at the creative helm of the house came to a close. Here are some highlights from the final day of spring-summer 2020 men’s and co-ed collections from the Kenzo show and others by Lanvin and Paul Smith. Men’s bags were fashioned in wide netting. It was a beautiful piece. A loose-fitting blue suit had a wrinkled look and white markings that suggested it had been dried on the sand and bleached in the sun. An accessorized neoprene suit began the show, heralding the aquatic-theme with ankle bracelets in pearly coral clusters. With a 100-meter (110-yard) curtain on set, a surprise performance by singer Solange and thousands of guests in attendance, the duo’s departure was a farewell to remember. Typical of Leon and Lim, the mermaid look was capped contradictorily by blue jeans and sneakers. In the co-ed show, the female models sported floor-length hairpieces while wearing anything from swimsuit hybrids and Japanese Okobo sandals in sea-lily print, to a silver dress that had segmented pieces around the bust to resemble shells. For their final show, Leon and Lim went back to the homeland of house founder Kenzo Takada: Japan and its legendary seas.