Week of 11/02/2026 – 11/08/2026
New York cattle market
Auction averages from 2 reporting markets in New York, head-weighted across 2 head. Compared with 10/26/2026–11/01/2026.
How to read these figures
Head-weighted averages across every auction USDA Market News reported for the week, quoted on Medium & Large 1–2 — the same grade your sale barn quotes. Every table can be switched to all grades, which runs lower because it folds in the plain cattle. These are averages, not bids: yours will bring what they bring. Not financial advice.
- Head sold
- 2
- Markets
- 2
Feeder cattle
Head-weighted average price per hundredweight across New York auctions. Premium is what steers brought over heifers of the same weight. ▲ green is up on last week, ▼ red is down; thin means too few head to compare.
The run-of-the-mill good feeder calf, and the grade most sale barns quote on their own market report.
Not reported this week.
What’s a calf worth in New York?
At this week's New York class average. A class average is not a bid — yours will bring what they bring — but it is the number to argue from.
Too few steers sold in the 500–600 lb class this week to publish a price.
Cows, bulls & replacements
Every class New York auctions reported this week. Cull cows price on condition — Breakers fleshiest, Leans thinnest. Replacement classes trade by the head. A class shows its price whenever anything sold; the week-over-week move is withheld when too few head changed hands for the comparison to mean anything, which happens more often at state level than nationally.
- Dairy cows$98.99 /cwt▼ 5.62133 head
Other states
Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Market News. Boxed beef and slaughter figures are national and appear on the home page. Averages are not bids and nothing here is financial advice.