This question is FAR too general to answer. We would need to know your location, the breed/colouration of the calf, the calf's gender (bull, heifer or steer), and, most importantly, the calf's weight. Otherwise, this question is unanswerable.
That all depends on the age, weight, condition and type (beef or dairy) of calf. Are you referring to baby bottle calves, or feeder beef calves that have been weaned? It is that kind of information that is needed to be able to answer this question. A bottle calf can be sold for as little as $10, and a beef calf that has been weaned that weighs around 600 lbs may go for as much as $500 to $800 (sometimes more) depending on current prices.
35.00
A cow is already at maturity because cows, whether they're beef or dairy, are female bovines that have had at least two calves and are at least 4 years of age, which is the age of maturity for a cow. So the question is pretty much pointless. But if you were to ask about a beef heifer or steer or calf that is such-and-such months of age, that's a different story.
As little as $200 or as much as $650 depending on the breed
50 dollars
Anywhere from 300.00 and up.
You will not find a newborn beef calf for any price. You're better off looking for a dairy calf instead if you want to buy one to bottle raise. Or, if you're set on getting Herefords, buy some weanlings, not the bottle calves. Beef calves are not dairy calves, they stay on their mothers until they are weaned at 6 months old.
66 cents
1,000,000 for a white rhino bull, 500,000 for a cow or calf
it cost about 10 cents a pound
That depends on whether you're talking about a miniature cow or a 200 lb calf. Miniature cattle are much more expensive than a 200 lb calf, often going for around $10,000 per animal. A 200 lb beef calf may go for around $100, a dairy calf around $50 to $75.
about 10 dollars