51.   In NEW YORK, natural gas rose on anticipation that a weekend storm bearing rain, snow and cold temperatures could raise demand for heating fuel next week.

52.   In LONDON, gasoil futures rose, boosted by rising crude oil prices at a time when European demand for heating fuels is seasonally weak because of warm weather.

53.   In other markets, heating fuels and soybeans fell.

54.   Industrial fisheries often target the forage fish upon which salmon feed, harvesting vast quantities of these lesser fish in making feed for livestock and even home heating fuel.

55.   Inventories of both heating fuels exceed year-earlier levels.

56.   Inventories of refined petroleum products are rising after the peak period of gasoline demand ended on Labor Day and before colder weather spurs demand for home heating fuels.

57.   It involves heating nuclear fuel inside a super-hot plasma locked inside a mighty magnetic field.

58.   Mild weather, and accompanying lackluster demand for heating fuels, spurred the collapse.

59.   Moscow is having difficulty keeping some of its remote areas in the Arctic and Siberia supplied with food and heating fuel.

60.   Natural gas and heating oil prices also gained as the cold weather boosts demand for heating fuels.