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@C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Jul 487'4 483'2 484'0 1'4
Dec 457'6 454'2 455'0 -0'6
 
@KW - @KWH5 - UNKNOWN
  High Low Last Chg
Mar
Jul 557'0 548'2 550'6 0'2
 
QTT - COTTON - NYMEX
  High Low Last Chg
Dec 0.6997 -0.0040
 
@GF - @GFH5 - UNKNOWN
  High Low Last Chg
Mar
Apr 293.325 - 0.930
 
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Apr 214.300 213.125 214.200 0.750
Jun 208.400 207.100 208.300 0.250

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