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To: RBlatch who wrote (49803)	8/24/1999 3:22:00 PM
From: Wowzer	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 95453

Anybody buying today? I'm looking to buy back CAM at 41 before the close, missed it by a "tiny" this morning :-(. GIFI looks strong, at least it is holding its recent gains got a good feeling on this one. ICOC is showing some decent blocks on the ask today, had a limit at 1 13/16 but no takers. PGEI you guys forgot to tell me this was going to be the stock dejour today.... Tuesday August 24, 2:46 pm Eastern Time Canadian spot natgas extends lead despite NYMEX NEW YORK, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Canadian spot natural gas prices were mostly higher again on Tuesday despite a mild retreat seen on NYMEX, industry sources said. NYMEX's September contract traded today at $2.975-3.07 per million British thermal units, mostly down from Monday's settlement at $3.064. ''PG&E called a low-inventory OFO (Operational Flow Order) on its system down south (for Wednesday). I wouldn't be surprised if prices go up further,'' a Calgary-based trader said. In Alberta, spot gas prices at the AECO storage hub were quoted at C$3.42-3.44 per gigajoule (GJ), up another six cents from Monday's market. This compares with C$1.45-1.50 per GJ a year ago. AECO forwards: 8/24/99 Previous Sept '99 C$3.49-3.53 C$3.42-3.44 Oct '99 C$3.52-3.56 C$3.46-3.48 Like Alberta pricing, the Sumas, Wash. export market strengthened again to the low-US$2.40s per mmBtu, which was up about three cents from Monday's levels, sources said. Station 2, B.C., prices were also higher at C$3.27-3.29 per GJ, traders said. Meanwhile in the east, Niagara prices rose to about US$3.10-3.11 per mmBtu, traders said, up another six cents from Monday.