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Feeder Steers Higher, Feeder Heifers Steady, Steer Calves Steady and Heifers Calves Higher at OKC WEst - El Reno

Thu, 04 Feb 2021 04:24:12 CST

OKC West - El Reno

   

AUCTION
This Week               8,625
Last Reported         4,862
Last Year                 3,634   

*** Final report ***
Compared to last week: Feeder steers sold 1.00-3.00 higher. Feeder heifers traded fully steady. Demand good. Steer calves sold steady to 2.00 higher. Heifer calves traded sharply higher with instances of 10.00-12.00 higher especially on 500 weight heifers. Demand good to very good. Quality average to attractive. Larger than normal spreads this week due to volatility in the markets as well as limited fat cattle trade thus far this week. Supply included: 100% Feeder Cattle (53% Steers, 1% Dairy Steers, 44% Heifers, 2% Bulls). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 76%.

FEEDER CATTLE
STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt)
Head       Wt Range    Avg Wt       Price Range       Avg Price
13               232             232              225.00              225.00

46          360-398          382        185.00-202.50        191.76

103        406-446          419        175.00-197.50        186.45
44          450-498          481        172.00-194.00        179.56

73          504-529          522        168.00-179.00        173.19
8                529              529              168.00               168.00 Unweaned
174        553-595          573        150.00-167.00        157.16
19          553-555          554        174.00-176.00        175.37 Thin Fleshed
29          575-595          587        140.00-145.00        142.66 Unweaned

183        602-643          620        142.00-158.00        150.82
12          622-640          633        139.00-142.00        140.23 Unweaned
272        653-698          678        130.00-144.00        138.30
34          652-653          653        147.00-149.00        148.71 Fancy
19             665               665             144.50                144.50 Thin Fleshed

532        707-745         729         134.00-146.00        136.79
396        750-790         765         131.00-139.00        135.73

376        800-849         828         128.00-137.50        130.92
257        850-898         875         126.50-134.50        129.78

280        903-937         918         125.50-132.00        127.58
27              930             930               126.00               126.00 Fleshy
146        950-987         961         121.50-127.50        125.37

34            1015           1015              123.00                123.00
111          1055           1055              126.00                126.00

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


00127_OKC_West_El_Reno_02032021.pdf
   

 

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