41.   In NEW YORK, crude oil futures fell after U.S. inventories rose more than expected last week.

42.   In other markets, gasoline plunged on signs that inventories will rise as the peak driving season winds down.

43.   In NEW YORK, heating oil fell after the American Petroleum Institute reported that U.S. inventories rose last week, confirming expectations for ample supplies this winter.

44.   In other markets, gasoline tumbled on signs that inventories will rise as the peak driving season winds down.

45.   Inventories have risen six of the last seven months.

46.   Inventories are rising as many factories in the U.S. and Europe shut down or reduce operations for summer vacations and maintenance.

47.   Inventories are rising, factory orders are weak, and home and retail sales are lagging.

48.   Inventories rose five straight months before declining slightly in September, with stocks of automobiles and machinery rising the most.

49.   Inventories are rising as many factories close or reduce operations for annual maintenance.

50.   Inventories have risen in recent weeks as demand for copper wanes in North America and Europe while factories shut down or reduce operations for vacations and maintenance.