91.   Cold weather boosts demand for heating oil, especially when it occurs in the densely populated Northeast.

92.   Cold weather expectations also helped lift crude because of strengthens demand for heating oil, a crude oil product.

93.   Colder weather in the Northeast -- including a possible winter storm in the days ahead -- is expected to boost demand for heating oil, traders said.

94.   Colder weather is expected in the U.S. Northeast later this week, boosting heating oil demand.

95.   Colder-than-usual weather in Canada and the U.S. northeast is expected to raise demand for heating oil.

96.   Colder weather in the Northeast could add to the heating oil pinch.

97.   Cold weather in Europe and a refinery fire in Singapore also helped boost heating oil prices, traders said.

98.   Concerned about the rising cost and limited supply of heating oil, they were hoping to store a larger supply of firewood this year than last.

99.   Consequently, price gains might be short-lived, especially as U.S. heating oil inventories are considered ample ahead of the winter.

100.   Consumers, particularly heavy users of heating oil in the Northeast, may feel the pinch as OPEC turns off some pumps on Mideast oil wells, analysts said.