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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (117385)	2/4/2009 3:37:14 PM
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Bloomberg: Natural Gas Advances as Supplies May Decline More Than Average bloomberg.com Stockpiles may have declined 196 billion cubic feet* last week, according to the median of 12 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.* DJ UPDATE: Not Available today. Reuters: * Cold midweek weather prompts some short covering * Ample supply, weak economy still limit gains NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - New York Mercantile Exchange natural gas futures ended higher on Wednesday, as cold midweek weather and an upcoming weekly inventory report prompted some shorts to cover despite milder late-week weather, ample supplies and concerns about a shrinking economy, traders said... www1.investorvillage.com A Reuters poll on Wednesday showed inventories were expected to fall 190 bcf when weekly EIA storage data is released on Thursday at about 10:30 a.m. Stocks fell an adjusted 221 bcf for the same week in 2008, while the five-year average draw for that week is 183 bcf. ==== Expectations for Fridays's reported draw are: Dow Jones Survey N.A. Bloomberg Survey -196 Bcf Reuters Survey -190 Bcf BENTEK Storage Rpt N.A. robry825 2003 model -206 Bcf, 2005 -216 Bcf, 2008 -206 Bcf z24blackjet -195 Bcf quehubo -185 Bcf Last year's draw -221 Bcf Five year average -183 Bcf ==== GULF PRODUCTION MONITOR February 4, 2009: Gulf production dropped to 10.5 Bcf today. The decline in mostly in La Onshore and Offshore flows which are down 114 MMcf/d and 133 MMcf/d respectively. Several pipes have contributed to the decline but it appears that lower volumes on Transco are contributing to a bulk of the decline. Transco has not issued any major outage notices. Some of the decreased volumes can be attributed to a force majeure issued on Manta Ray yesterday which caused deliveries to ANR decline around 35 MMcf/d. bentekenergy.com