51.   Cotton prices fell to their lowest in almost three months amid expectations for a larger U.S. harvest than previously foreseen.

52.   Copper prices fell to their lowest in almost a year amid concern as slowing economy will cause copper consumption by manufacturers to decline.

53.   Costs are highest in in Western cities, lowest in rural areas and Midwestern cities.

54.   Critics sniff that the books pander to the very lowest in appetites for the printed word.

55.   Concern slowing growth may reduce demand for metals comes at a time when copper is already at its lowest in almost four years.

56.   Credit losses are the lowest in years, banks are flush with capital and costs are falling as mergers open up opportunities to cut fat.

57.   De Beers shares dropped to their lowest in almost three years on concern that shrinking Japanese appetite for diamond jewelry will hurt profit.

58.   Demand from individual investors may be flagging, with yields the lowest in more than two years, say some money managers.

59.   Crude oil was little changed at its lowest in almost four years as traders discounted a dispute over Iraqi weapons inspections and its possible effect on crude oil supplies.

60.   Denver also benefitted from a bond market rally that reduced yields to their lowest in more than a year.