11.   In LONDON, coffee rose as persistent concern about Indonesian robusta crops partly offset expectations of a large harvest in Vietnam.

12.   In LONDON, coffee rose, in part, because Vietnamese coffee growers withheld supplies this month, believing futures prices would rise further in London.

13.   In NEW YORK, coffee rose as low exchange stockpiles led to expectations that roasters are running short of supplies before the peak-demand season beginning in December.

14.   In NEW YORK, coffee rose as traders awaited an industry report that was expected to show that U.S. stockpiles plunged last month.

15.   In other markets, coffee rose on crop concern and silver rose after stockpiles sank.

16.   In other markets, coffee rose and crude oil fell.

17.   In other markets, coffee rose and crude oil held steady.

18.   In NEW YORK, coffee rose to its highest price in five weeks amid signs of a shortfall of high-quality beans in exchange warehouses.

19.   In NEW YORK, coffee rose, after trading little changed for most of the day, amid expectations that exchange stockpiles will remain low for several months.

20.   In other markets, coffee rose and cattle fell.