1.   Coffee surged to its highest price in more than a month amid concern little fresh coffee will be available in coming months to replenish dangerously low stockpiles.

2.   Coffee surged to its highest price in more than two months as record low stockpiles force roasters to pay ever increasing prices.

3.   Coffee futures were mixed as low stockpiles limit the quantity of beans available for immediate delivery.

4.   Corn futures surged after the government reported export sales were the highest in five weeks, threatening to overwhelm dangerously low stockpiles.

5.   Gasoline futures are rising because of low stockpiles and predictions of more summer driving this year.

6.   In addition to low stockpiles, meatpackers are slaughtering fewer hogs this year.

7.   Low stockpiles are keeping prices high, with not enough coffee in warehouses to meet outstanding contracts for September delivery.

8.   Prices soared because of low stockpiles and signs of smaller Latin American crops.

9.   Rising production throughout the world could help boost low stockpiles.

10.   Soybeans for prompt delivery jumped after an industry report showed domestic processors are operating at a rapid pace, depleting low domestic stockpiles before new crops are harvested.