New Holland Livestock Cattle Auction (Monday) Market Report

New Holland, Pennsylvania · USDA-reported Auction Livestock

Sale of Monday, July 1, 2024

1,687 head sold ·Official USDA report

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Receipts

Head	This sale	Last sale	Last year
Total receipts	1,687	1,528	1,388
Slaughter cattle	980	1,003	742

Market comments — USDA reporter

Compared to last week slaughter steers sold 1.00 to 2.00 higher. Slaughter dairy steers sold lower. Slaughter heifers sold higher. Slaughter bulls sold steady. Slaughter dairy heifers sold higher. Slaughter dairy/beef steers sold 1.00 to 2.00 lower. Slaughter dairy cows sold higher. Buyer demand was good on a moderate supply for supply for slaughter cattle. Feeder calves sold higher. Buyer demand was good on heavy supply.

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Feeder Steers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1335–1843	1592	44	180.00–187.00	$183.90	$2,928	-4.45
1330–1935	1612	129	188.00–196.00	$191.96	$3,094	-3.57
1355–1845	1638	104	196.00–203.00	$199.11	$3,261	+3.58
1450–1850	1649	24	204.00–209.00	$205.79	$3,393	—

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Feeder Heifers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
80–85	83	3	1,125.00–1,200.00	$1,170.90	$972	+138.29
90–95	91	6	1,050.00–1,100.00	$1,066.74	$971	+34.13
1595–1725	1653	6	193.00–197.00	$194.52	$3,215	—

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Feeder Bulls

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
70–75	73	3	1,075.00–1,100.00	$1,082.95	$791	+382.95
70–75	73	3	550.00–600.00	$575.57	$420	-124.43
70–75	73	6	775.00–800.00	$787.50	$575	+87.50
80–85	82	7	625.00–720.00	$678.39	$556	+28.80
80–85	84	18	1,000.00–1,200.00	$1,161.52	$976	+511.93
80–85	84	24	750.00–825.00	$780.74	$656	+131.15
90–95	91	14	1,000.00–1,150.00	$1,065.39	$970	+513.32
90–95	91	16	725.00–785.00	$754.84	$687	+202.77
90–95	93	35	625.00–715.00	$680.11	$633	-34.59
90–95	94	8	900.00–985.00	$954.83	$898	+240.13
100	100	4	550.00–600.00	$581.25	$581	-87.73
100–105	102	13	920.00–985.00	$953.97	$973	+284.99
100–105	102	35	625.00–720.00	$682.85	$697	+13.87
110–115	112	11	800.00–875.00	$841.23	$942	+4.96
110–115	112	14	625.00–720.00	$670.45	$751	-165.82
110–115	113	6	525.00–610.00	$573.64	$648	-262.63
120–125	124	4	525.00–600.00	$558.48	$693	-283.30

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Slaughter Bulls

YG1-2 ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1040–2460	1319	9	141.00–160.00	$154.10	$2,033	—
1030–2225	1526	25	165.00–186.00	$175.71	$2,681	-17.63
1485–1895	1675	11	187.00–199.00	$190.77	$3,195	—

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Beef Dairy Steers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1275–1570	1391	10	160.00–168.00	$164.72	$2,291	—
1260–1725	1463	10	170.00–177.50	$174.55	$2,554	—

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Dairy Bulls

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1190–1845	1369	6	162.00–175.00	$169.22	$2,317	—
1030–1975	1398	3	143.00–155.00	$150.17	$2,099	—

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Dairy Cows

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Dressing	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
930–1380	1105	85-90%	35	97.50–110.00	$106.21	$1,174	—
990–1330	1183	85-90%	16	111.00–120.00	$115.79	$1,370	—
1220–1500	1326	80-85%	26	130.00–137.50	$133.65	$1,772	+20.73
1230–1550	1405	80-85%	14	110.00–119.00	$114.64	$1,611	-8.07
1205–1590	1409	80-85%	44	120.00–129.00	$124.74	$1,758	+2.03
1435–1870	1598	75-80%	56	131.00–139.00	$135.44	$2,164	—
1420–1996	1653	75-80%	40	140.00–149.00	$143.36	$2,370	+2.10

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Dairy Heifers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1130–1640	1314	5	143.00–150.00	$148.23	$1,948	+2.16

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Dairy Steers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1155–1500	1370	6	155.00–161.00	$157.31	$2,155	—

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Reading this report

What does "Medium and Large 1" mean?

USDA feeder grades describe frame size and muscle thickness, not quality of the individual animal. "Medium and Large" is the frame score; the number is muscle (1 = heaviest muscled). "Medium and Large 1–2" pens mix both muscle scores — common across the Southeast.

What is $/cwt?

Dollars per hundredweight — per 100 lb of animal. A 500-lb calf at $450/cwt brings 5 × $450 = $2,250. Lighter cattle usually bring more per cwt but less per head.

Why are some prices per head?

Bred cows, cow-calf pairs, and some replacement classes sell by the head, not by weight. We show those exactly as USDA reports them — a $/head figure is never converted into $/cwt on this site.

Where do these numbers come from?

From the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service's Livestock Market News — federal reporters at the sale. We publish each report in full and link the official USDA document at the top of the page.