LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices ticked up on Tuesday after the U.S. market open on anticipation that data due later would show crude stocks there declined, erasing earlier losses linked to concerns over waning demandBenchmark Brent crude futures were up 32 cents at $65.18 a barrel by 1353 GMT.U.S. crude futures rose 24 cents to $58.14 a barrel. Sending a bullish signal, a preliminary Reuters poll showed on Monday that U.S. crude oil inventories likely fell for a second consecutive week last..