Apache Video Sales

KO_LS162
Oklahoma City, OK    Wed Jan 30, 2013    Oklahoma City, OK USDA
 
Apache Video Auction
Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 01/30/2013
 
Receipts:  1702    Last Week:  888
 
Cattle offered from Oklahoma and Texas.  Offerings included 98
percent over 600 lbs; 24 percent heifers.
 
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          Southcentral States: Oklahoma and Texas
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                Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price  Delivery
   35      630       630       154.00         154.00   Current Split 
Loads
   40      750       750       147.25         147.25   Current Split 
Loads
   60      900       900       135.75         135.75   Current  
   75      650       650       159.00         159.00   Jun-Jul  

                Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1-2
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price  Delivery
   65      720       720       147.00         147.00   Current  
  128      750       750       143.50         143.50   Current  
  140      750       750       146.00         146.00   Feb      
   75      700       700       146.50         146.50   Mar      
  345      700       700       151.50         151.50   May      

                Feeder Heifers Medium and Large 1
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price  Delivery
   35      600       600       139.00         139.00   Current Split 
Loads
  140      700       700       139.50         139.50   Current  
   40      725       725       135.25         135.25   Current Split 
Loads
   64      750       750       136.25         136.25   Current  
   64      750       750       140.25         140.25   May      

Source:  USDA Market News Oklahoma City, OK
         Tina Colby,                405-232-5425
         24 Hour Market Report 1-405-636-2691
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/KO_LS162.txt
 
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