1.   Coffee rose amid signs that stockpiles of high quality coffee in exchange warehouses will fall short of roaster demand.

2.   Coffee rose as traders awaited an industry report that was expected to show that U.S. stockpiles plunged last month.

3.   Coffee rose on speculation that futures exchange inventories will fall further as demand grows toward a seasonal peak.

4.   Coffee rose to a three-month high amid tight supplies in the U.S. and strong demand from roasters stocking up for their peak period.

5.   Coffee rose to its highest price in more than a month as leading producers gathered support for a plan to restrict exports.

6.   Coffee rose yesterday as Brazilian exporters lowered their estimates for the current crop after samples from the harvest revealed damage from heavy rain early this year.

7.   Coffee rose after an industry report showing smaller world crops came as roasters withdrew coffee from stockpiles in preparation for their busiest season.

8.   Coffee rose after stockpiles held in exchange warehouses fell to their lowest on record, partly a result of shipping delays from Colombia.

9.   Coffee rose to a three-month high amid tight supplies in the U.S. and demand from roasters stocking up for their peak period.

10.   Coffee rose to its highest price in five weeks amid signs of a shortfall of high-quality beans in exchange warehouses.