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Feeder Steers and Heifers Lower, Steer Calves Lower, Heifer Calves Steady to Lower at Oklahoma National Stockyards on Monday

Tue, 14 Sep 2021 03:32:54 CDT

Oklahoma National Stockyards
September 13 2021

   

AUCTION
This Week               8,750
Last Reported         7,187
Last Year                 8,737

*** Close ***
Compared to two weeks ago: Feeder steers and heifers 5.00 - 8.00 lower. Steer calves 8.00 - 10.00 lower. Heifer calves lightly tested and steady to 3.00 lower. Demand light to moderate for all classes. Cattle futures have been trading in the red for some time and are down sharply again today. Slaughter cattle trade mostly steady in the south last week while beef prices declined. More new crop calves beginning to show and demand is light for these. Quality plain to average. Supply included: 100% Feeder Cattle (56% Steers, 42% Heifers, 2% Bulls). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 66%.

FEEDER CATTLE
STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt)
Head      Wt Range      Avg Wt      Price Range      Avg Price
25            328-339          332      189.00-199.00      193.75
8                  312              312             214.00            214.00 Thin Fleshed
89            350-390          369      184.00-191.00      186.31
10                367              367             175.00            175.00 Unweaned

31            416-441          422      185.00-192.00      189.39
38            460-477          471      165.00-178.00      174.92
14               476               476            160.00             160.00 Unweaned

138          505-548          529      156.00-170.50      162.05
46            505-517          508      152.00-166.00      162.53 Unweaned
151          550-583          571      149.00-161.00      156.78
55            598-599          598      145.00-149.00      146.82 Unweaned

421          604-649          628      150.00-164.00      159.22
23                614              614           165.00              165.00 Thin Fleshed
64            609-649          622       146.50-152.00     149.65 Unweaned
323          656-692          677       151.00-165.00     157.72
60            659-687          680       140.75-145.00     142.50 Unweaned

689          701-749          732       145.00-156.25     152.48
147          751-795          773       146.00-154.00     150.04
35            752-783          769       139.50-142.50     141.16 Unweaned

399          805-848          825       141.00-153.00     147.23
111          870-898          885       139.00-150.50     146.19

177          902-943          922       135.00-143.00     138.05
14                987              987             140.00            140.00

For the complete market report from USDA Market News click on the PDF link below:


03045_OklahomaNational09142021.pdf
   

 

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