41.  Copper prices rose to its highest price in almost five months as low inventories both globally and in the U.S. show consumption is outstripping new supply.

42.  Copper prices rose to their highest point in two weeks after a drop in London Metal Exchange inventories showed demand from industrial users in Europe is outpacing new supply.

43.  Companies and other institutions that buy electricity or gas directly from Enron are busy negotiating new supplies, regulators said.

44.  Copper prices rose to their highest level in almost five months as falling inventories in futures exchange warehouses show industrial demand is outpacing new supply.

45.  Demand for soybeans has been strong for months and is picking up as new supplies from the harvest become available.

46.  Demand has picked up, though not enough to absorb the new supplies.

47.  David Shabelman, a market analyst with MMS International in San Francisco, called the new supply the major concern among traders this week.

48.  Diversification is not the only motive behind the race for new supplies.

49.  Drilling the dead bone often will stimulate a new supply.

50.  Even with the wave of new supply, investor appetite has remained strong.