1.   Calves were choking, but adult cattle were falling over dead.

2.   Cattle fell amid lower meatpacker demand for cattle at a time when supplies of the animals are seen as plentiful.

3.   Cattle also fell.

4.   Cattle could fall after feedlots bought more cattle than expected last month, increasing future supplies of market-ready animals.

5.   Cattle could fall in the days ahead after the government reported an increase in the number of animals on feed, signaling rising beef production in the months ahead.

6.   Elsewhere, cattle fell to their lowest price in more than three months after a blizzard struck the Northern Plains, slowing marketing of animals.

7.   Feeder cattle fell amid concern demand for the young cattle would wane as the cost of feeding the animals rises, traders said.

8.   In CHICAGO, cattle fell amid expectations that a government report this week will show a record number of cattle in U.S. feedlots.

9.   In CHICAGO, cattle fell amid lower meatpacker demand for cattle at a time when supplies of the animals are seen as plentiful.

10.   In other markets, cattle fell the daily limit with the warm weather making it easier for feedlots to move their animals to market, and corn slid.