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Oklahoma National Stockyards handled about 5,800 cattle compared with roughly 3,500 a year earlier. Feeder steers sold $5 to $10 higher and six- to seven-weight steers were more than $20 higher, with strong demand across nearly all classes.
Strong demand and rising feeder prices at Oklahoma auctions point to tight cattle supplies, supporting feeder cattle values and higher feeding costs.
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