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	CORN (Sep 20) 311'6 1'0 CORN (Dec 20) 323'6 0'4 CORN (Mar 21) 335'2 0'4 SOYBEANS (Aug 20) 879'4 1'4 SOYBEANS (Sep 20) 870'6 0'4 SOYBEANS (Nov 20) 873'6 0'2 WHEAT (Sep 20) 495'0 4'0 WHEAT (Dec 20) 503'4 4'0 WHEAT (Mar 21) 510'2 3'4 LIVE CATTLE (Aug 20) 104.750 1.050 LIVE CATTLE (Oct 20) 108.375 1.150 LIVE CATTLE (Dec 20) 111.850 0.700 LEAN HOGS (Aug 20) 53.025 -0.050 LEAN HOGS (Oct 20) 51.825 -2.000 LEAN HOGS (Dec 20) 53.325 -1.400

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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 20 311'2 315'0 310'2 311'6 1'0 311'4s 01:30P Dec 20 323'6 327'4 322'4 323'6 0'4 323'4s 01:30P Mar 21 335'2 338'6 334'0 335'2 0'4 335'2s 01:30P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Aug 20 878'4 879'4 878'0 879'4 1'4 878'0s 01:21P Sep 20 868'4 874'2 867'6 870'6 0'4 870'4s 01:30P Nov 20 872'2 877'0 870'2 873'6 0'2 873'4s 01:30P @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Sep 20 491'0 498'6 490'4 495'0 4'0 495'0s 01:30P Dec 20 499'6 507'0 499'0 503'4 4'0 503'6s 01:20P Mar 21 507'2 513'6 506'4 510'2 3'4 510'6s 01:21P @LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Aug 20 103.600 104.900 103.600 104.750 1.050 104.650s 01:05P Oct 20 107.375 108.875 107.225 108.375 1.150 108.300s 01:05P Dec 20 111.100 112.275 110.900 111.850 0.700 111.675s 01:05P @HE - LEAN HOGS - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Aug 20 53.375 53.675 52.950 53.025 -0.050 53.075s 01:05P Oct 20 54.000 54.025 51.775 51.825 -2.000 51.825s 01:05P Dec 20 54.750 54.800 53.225 53.325 -1.400 53.300s 01:05P My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More

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