New Holland Livestock Cattle Auction (Thursday) Market Report

New Holland, Pennsylvania · USDA-reported Auction Livestock

Sale of Thursday, August 10, 2023

1,226 head sold ·Official USDA report

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Receipts

Head	This sale	Last sale	Last year
Total receipts	1,226	539	1,062
Slaughter cattle	523	539	488

Market comments — USDA reporter

Compared to last week, slaughter steers sold steady on a light comparison. Slaughter heifers sold steady with a strong undertone noted. No comparison on dairy heifers or dairy steers due to limited reporter. Buyer demand was moderate on a moderate supply for the slaughter cattle sale. No comparison on feeder dairy calves. Buyer demand was moderate on a moderate to heavy supply for the feeder dairy calf sale.

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Feeder Steers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1183	1183	2	144.00	$144.00	$1,704	—
1300	1300	1	160.00	$160.00	$2,080	—
1390–1620	1507	3	180.00–183.00	$182.08	$2,744	+7.31
1375–1640	1509	15	180.00–190.00	$185.82	$2,804	+11.05
1483–1720	1557	6	170.00–177.00	$175.20	$2,728	-4.15
1525–1705	1615	2	191.00–194.00	$192.42	$3,108	—

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Feeder Heifers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
60	60	1	140.00	$140.00	$84	—
65	65	1	5.00	$5.00	$3	—
75	75	1	10.00	$10.00	$8	—
75	75	1	500.00	$500.00	$375	—
80	80	1	60.00	$60.00	$48	—
80–85	82	3	460.00–585.00	$508.98	$417	—
85	85	1	135.00	$135.00	$115	—
90–95	92	3	500.00–580.00	$539.27	$496	—
100	100	1	135.00	$135.00	$135	—
100	100	1	20.00	$20.00	$20	—
100–105	103	3	425.00–495.00	$469.03	$483	—
110	110	1	510.00	$510.00	$561	—
110	110	1	170.00	$170.00	$187	—
125	125	1	510.00	$510.00	$638	—
1265–1400	1333	2	168.00–170.00	$169.05	$2,253	+18.05
1285–1495	1397	7	170.00–176.00	$173.41	$2,423	—
1415	1415	2	182.00	$182.00	$2,575	—
1410–1650	1540	3	176.00–179.00	$177.25	$2,730	—

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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	5	135.00–150.00	$143.84	$105	—
80	80	1	100.00	$100.00	$80	—
80–85	83	2	50.00–85.00	$68.03	$56	—
80–85	83	2	120.00–135.00	$127.27	$106	—
85	85	1	560.00	$560.00	$476	—
85	85	4	200.00–270.00	$243.75	$207	—
90–95	92	7	110.00–150.00	$127.79	$118	—
90–95	93	4	175.00–225.00	$196.35	$183	—
90–95	93	3	530.00–585.00	$555.45	$517	—
90–95	93	9	240.00–300.00	$274.64	$255	—
100–105	101	4	475.00–540.00	$509.14	$514	—
100–105	103	18	235.00–295.00	$270.72	$279	—
100–105	103	2	200.00–210.00	$204.88	$211	—
110	110	2	100.00–135.00	$117.50	$129	—
110–115	113	4	280.00–300.00	$292.44	$330	—
115	115	1	485.00	$485.00	$558	—
120–125	122	3	255.00–270.00	$265.07	$323	—

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Slaughter Cows

Lean ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Dressing	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
815–1505	1152	85-90%	5	70.00–77.00	$74.78	$861	—
1105–1445	1228	85-90%	3	99.00–102.00	$101.08	$1,241	—
910–1480	1259	85-90%	13	86.00–93.00	$89.51	$1,127	—
1210–1640	1406	85-90%	9	78.00–84.00	$82.26	$1,157	—

Boner ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Dressing	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1025–1460	1324	80-85%	5	86.00–92.00	$89.07	$1,179	—
1040–1630	1414	80-85%	7	102.00–108.00	$105.05	$1,485	—
1035–1740	1472	80-85%	9	94.00–101.00	$96.97	$1,427	—

Breaker ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Dressing	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1255–1685	1525	75-80%	3	114.00–115.00	$114.36	$1,744	—
1315–1750	1574	75-80%	7	104.00–109.00	$107.09	$1,686	—

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Slaughter Bulls

YG1-2 ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1230	1230	1	118.00	$118.00	$1,451	—
1760	1760	1	143.00	$143.00	$2,517	—

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Dairy Heifers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1245	1245	1	123.00	$123.00	$1,531	—

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Dairy Steers

N/N/A ($/cwt)
Weight (lb)	Avg wt	Head	Price range	Avg $	≈ $/hd	Δ last sale
1645–1815	1730	2	130.00–131.00	$130.52	$2,258	—
1640–1950	1795	2	135.00–140.00	$137.28	$2,464	-5.72

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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.