11.   Coffee rose after an industry report showing smaller world crops came as rosters reduce stockpiles in preparation for their busiest season.

12.   Coffee rose amid concern that dry weather in some coffee producing countries, such as Indonesia, could harm crops in the coming year, cutting worldwide coffee supplies.

13.   Coffee rose for a second day amid concern that Latin American crops may be smaller-than-expected because of weather-related damage, reducing available supplies.

14.   Coffee rose to its highest price in two months amid robust demand from U.S. roasters seeking raw beans for the busy cold-weather coffee-drinking season.

15.   Coffee rose amid speculation that newly harvested beans arriving in the U.S. from Latin America are going directly to roasters, leaving exchange stockpiles lean.

16.   Coffee rose to a three-month high on concern that dry weather in Colombia and Central America will reduce the size and quality of the coming harvests.

17.   Coffee rose to its highest price in almost two months on speculation that stockpiles are falling, leaving little coffee available for commercial roasters.

18.   Coffee also rose, while corn and soybeans fell.

19.   Coffee also rose.

20.   Coffee rose after an industry report forecasting smaller world crops came as rosters reduce stockpiles in preparation for their busiest season.