OKLAHOMA CITY — Receipts climbed modestly at the Oklahoma National Stockyards on Sept. 29, but the tone was subdued as feeder cattle traded steady to three dollars lower in a light test and calf prices fell five to ten dollars on generally lower quality offerings. Total receipts reached 4,496 head, up slightly from last week’s 4,420 but well below the 5,878 head reported a year ago.B...
