The American Petroleum Institute late Wednesday reported that crude supplies rose 1.3 million barrels for the week ended May 22, according to sources. Analysts surveyed by Platts forecast a 1.8 million-barrel decline. July crude was at $57.59 a barrel in electronic trading, compared with the $57.51 close on Nymex. The more closely watched Energy Information Administration report is due Thursday. Supply data were delayed by a day because of Monday&apos;s Memorial Day holiday.