Reasonable moving coil cartridge

A Denon DL-301 MK II is a really nice cartridge.  From a dealer they are $400.  I saw one on an auction site for $300 -  https://www.ebay.com/p/2302336364

Having said that, why would you spend almost as much on a cartridge as the turntable?  An entry level table like that isn't going to do justice to a better cartridge.  It's a nice entree into the world of vinyl just to see if you like it or not, but if you care about sound quality, you'll end up selling it before long.  Instead of going through that exercise, I'd suggest looking for a used table of better quality, at least equivalent to the Music Hall 5.X series.

Agree with chakster. Don't bother with a cheap mc cartridge. In your price range mm is better performance. Yes vintage is best but if that’s not for you just buy new. Still better to do some research and buy vintage. Even in a higher budget,  many here still prefer vintage mm to expensive mc. Im just learning this myself. Ive been into audio since the 80’s and always used mc. I wish i was guided better back then when i could buy these great mm new from the store. 

About the denon mc. It only sounds good in an expensive heavy arm. Imo. So whats the point.

You mean like that heavy expensive arm on my Technics SL1200 MK2?

I don't think that a Music Hall 1.5 is worth spending any money on, but that's a different topic...

Both of them ( DL-301 II & DL-110 ) have Elliptical tip, it's ok for about 600 hrs of use and then re-tip with drop of glue or it must be re-cantilevered, but for this price a better MM cartridges can be acquired with Stereohedron Tip (twice as much stylus life span and user replaceable in a few seconds).  

The only benefit of aluminum cantilever is pressure-fitted diamond, when you remove pressure-fitted diamond and glue another one instead it is degradation (a typical re-tipping process), even if the diamond is new. So it's better to change the whole cantilever (can take up to 3-5 month) or to buy another cartridge (better idea in this situation with MC limitation).