The Morning Wire / Oklahoma / Mon Nov 2, 2026

Oklahoma cattle market

The trading day in one page — Mon, Nov 2
● 4 barns reportedEvery figure as filed

Summary

Mon, Nov 2
Choice cutout held near $365.04. 4 Oklahoma barns reported 424 priced lots.

Feeder steers

Oklahoma, week of Nov 2 USDA
Weighted across every reported lot, by weight class. Weekly rather than daily — one day's barns are too thin a base for a state figure. Watch the barn count: a weight class carried by one or two barns is a thin figure, not a market.
WeightPricevs prior weekHeadBarns
300-399 lb554.30/cwt$22.15 higher271
400-499 lb455.72/cwt$10.74 lower3381
500-599 lb407.22/cwt$7.08 lower5221
600-699 lb365.16/cwt$7.70 lower4351
700-799 lb350.15/cwt$2.76 lower3821
800-899 lb310.05/cwt$36.30 lower801

Barn by barn, 500–599 lb steers

Same day, same class USDA
Every barn that sold at least 20 head of this class on Mon, Nov 2, weighted by head. Spread of $8.77 between the top and bottom of 2 barns. An average moves with the cattle that showed up as much as with the buyers in the seats — a yard with better grade will average higher on the same demand. This is where the money landed, not a verdict on the barn.
BarnStateAverageHead
Oklahoma National Stockyards MarketOK407.27/cwt522
Tulsa Stockyards Inc.OK398.49/cwt313

Boxed beef

National · PM close · Nov 2 USDA
Choice $365.04, $0.38 higher. Select $354.94, $2.96 higher. The Choice–Select spread stands at $10.10. 81 loads traded.

Fed cattle

National · Negotiated cash, week to date USDA
20,615 head traded Oct 24–Oct 30.
RegionBasisPriceHead
Iowa-MinnesotaDressed Delivered354.752,433
Iowa-MinnesotaDressed FOB355.00256
Iowa-MinnesotaLive Delivered224.2542
Iowa-MinnesotaLive FOB223.107,537
NebraskaDressed Delivered350.345,800
NebraskaDressed FOB352.571,130

At the Oklahoma barns

USDA market reporters, as filed USDA

Compared to last week: True yearling type feeder steers and heifers lightly tested and 4.00-12.00 lower. Sixty day weaned feeder type cattle selling sharply lower. Demand is moderate at best. Cattle futures turned negative midweek last week and fell out of bed on Friday.

Oklahoma National Stockyards Market · Oklahoma

Compared to las week: Most classes traded 10.00-20.00 lower. Demand mostly moderate except for longer weaned classes demand was good with an average quality. Slaughter cows 5.00 to 7.00 lower. Slaughter bulls 2.00 lower.

Tulsa Stockyards Inc. · Oklahoma

Compared to last sale: Slaughter bulls 6.00 higher on better quality. Slaughter type cows remained steady. Demand good. Quality average to attractive. We had one load of very nice, late term, AI bred heifers in the barn today calving within the next 45-60 days.

Beaver Livestock Auction · Oklahoma

Compared to last week: Slaughter cows 3.00-5.00 lower. Slaughter bulls 2.00 lower. Demand moderate. Rain and storms are forecasted for tonight.

OKC West Livestock Market · Oklahoma

Cows and bulls

National direct, dressed USDA
ClassPriceDirectionHead
Breaker (75% lean)247.07/cwt$0.76 lower650
Boner (85% lean)246.21/cwt$0.09 lower1,868
Cutter (90% lean)250.77/cwt$1.97 lower4,086
Premium White265.26/cwt$4.52 higher1,074
Bull (92% lean)304.17/cwt$3.39 lower406

Reports published

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Source: USDA AMS. Feeder prices and barn comment are Oklahoma only; boxed beef, fed cattle and the cow market are national, because those markets are. Every figure is USDA's as filed, and the direction words — higher, lower, steady— follow the arithmetic rather than an opinion. Quoted comment is the work of USDA market reporters, credited to the sale it came from. This is RaisedBeef's rendering of USDA data, not a copy of USDA's document and not endorsed by USDA.