111.   Blue chips traded higher Monday as investors shrugged off an earnings warning from American Express to take advantage of cheaper stock prices.

112.   Britain, on the other hand, a net exporter of petroleum, does not benefit from the cheaper prices, analysts said.

113.   Bottles of the poisonous liquor are given labels of well-known Serbian brandies or even foreign drinks and sold on street markets at a much cheaper price.

114.   British Telecom shareholders demanded a cheaper price, and the London company immediately called for another look at their deal.

115.   But they command a greater market share than state-run liquor stores because of cheaper prices.

116.   Buyers returned to Wall Street on Friday, lured by cheaper prices following five straight days of selling on worries about corporate accounting and profitability.

117.   Buyers likely were prompted to buy more by cheaper prices rather than optimism about an economic turnaround in the near future.

118.   Buyers returned to Wall Street Tuesday, lured by cheaper stock prices after six straight losing sessions but still anxious about impending earnings reports.

119.   Buyers returned to Wall Street Tuesday, lured by cheaper stock prices after six straight losing sessions but still cautious about impending earnings reports.

120.   Cheaper prices and an absence of bad earnings news sent stocks higher Monday.