31.   Cities and towns will need to rebuild, and farmers will need new supplies.

32.   Coffee fell to a nine-month low amid a lack of seasonal demand from commercial roasters and expectations for a steady stream of new supply.

33.   Competition is coming largely from sources of new supply that have been made possible by technological improvements over the last decade.

34.   Coffee prices could rise amid expectations that supplies will be lean in the coming months, ahead of the arrival of new supplies from Central America.

35.   Coffee prices fell as weak demand from roasters overshadowed expectations that few new supplies will be available until Central American harvests beginning in September.

36.   Coffee rose amid expectations that supplies will be lean in the coming months, before the arrival of new supplies from Central America.

37.   Copper prices rose to a two-month high as low inventories globally and in the U.S. show consumption is outstripping new supply.

38.   Copper production is expanding throughout the world and new supplies are finding their way into stockpiles.

39.   Copper could fall in the days ahead as new supply begins to outpace demand at a time of seasonally low consumption.

40.   Copper fell to a six-week low amid concern that new supply from mine expansions in Chile will eventually overwhelm manufacturing demand.