In Oklahoma City, OK, on a big run of cattle this week, feeder steers sold steady to $3 lower. Feeder heifers were called $1-2 lower. Steer and heifer calves sold $2-4 lower on moderate demand.

On Thursday, fed cattle trade in the southern Plains and Colorado was inactive, while trade in the western Corn Belt and Nebraska was limited to slow on light demand as packers have most of next week’s holiday-shortened needs met.

Fed cattle trade on Thursday was inactive in the Southern Plains and Colorado. Not enough sales for a market trend, Tuesday was the last reported market in these regions. In the Texas Panhandle live sales sold at $99.50.

Thus far for Friday, negotiated cash trade was mostly inactive on light demand in the southern and northern Plains as well as the western Corn Belt. Not enough sales in any major feeding region to establish an adequate market test. The latest available market

Fed cattle trade on Thursday in the southern Plains was light on light demand. Compared to Wednesday live sales traded steady at $91. In Kansas on Tuesday dressed sales traded at $143. In Nebraska trade was limited on light demand.

In Oklahoma City, OK, this week, feeder steers and heifers over 700 lbs. were called steady. Feeder cattle and calves under 700 lbs. were steady to $2 higher. Demand was called moderate for feeder cattle, but improved later in the day.