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	CORN (May 19) 380'0 0'2 CORN (Jul 19) 389'2 0'0 CORN (Sep 19) 395'0 -0'2 SOYBEANS (May 19) 906'0 -0'4 SOYBEANS (Jul 19) 919'2 -0'6 SOYBEANS (Aug 19) 925'4 -0'4 WHEAT (May 19) 472'6 3'2 WHEAT (Jul 19) 477'6 2'6 WHEAT (Sep 19) 486'6 3'2 LIVE CATTLE (Apr 19) 127.675 - 2.150 LIVE CATTLE (Jun 19) 121.225 - 2.375 LIVE CATTLE (Aug 19) 118.000 - 2.050 LEAN HOGS (Apr 19) 78.725 0.325 LEAN HOGS (May 19) 86.750 -0.275 LEAN HOGS (Jun 19) 95.675 -0.125

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	Chg Zip: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday High: 44°F Low: 23°F Precip: 0% High: 52°F Low: 23°F Precip: 0% High: 59°F Low: 40°F Precip: 80% High: 51°F Low: 43°F Precip: 60% High: 45°F Low: 38°F Precip: 60%
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	Futures
	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More May 19 379'2 380'0 379'0 380'0 0'2 379'6 11:17P Jul 19 388'4 389'2 388'2 389'2 0'0 389'2 11:17P Sep 19 394'4 395'0 394'4 395'0 -0'2 395'2 11:17P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More May 19 905'4 907'4 905'4 906'0 -0'4 906'4 11:15P Jul 19 918'4 920'4 918'4 919'2 -0'6 920'0 11:15P Aug 19 925'0 926'6 925'0 925'4 -0'4 926'0 11:15P @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More May 19 470'0 474'4 469'2 472'6 3'2 469'4 11:16P Jul 19 474'6 479'4 474'4 477'6 2'6 475'0 11:13P Sep 19 483'2 487'6 483'2 486'6 3'2 483'4 11:14P @LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Apr 19 128.775 128.975 127.375 127.675 - 2.150 127.575s 03:13P Jun 19 121.925 122.800 120.825 121.225 - 2.375 121.125s 01:05P Aug 19 118.550 119.475 117.750 118.000 - 2.050 117.975s 01:05P @HE - LEAN HOGS - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Apr 19 79.850 80.000 78.000 78.725 0.325 78.650s 03:16P May 19 87.500 87.875 86.050 86.750 -0.275 86.750s 01:05P Jun 19 97.100 97.350 94.500 95.675 -0.125 95.550s 01:05P My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More

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