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	CORN (Mar 26) 431'6 0'0 CORN (May 26) 441'6 0'0 CORN (Jul 26) 449'4 0'0 SOYBEANS (Mar 26) 1134'6 0'0 SOYBEANS (May 26) 1149'6 0'0 SOYBEANS (Jul 26) 1161'4 0'0 WHEAT (Mar 26) 549'0 0'0 WHEAT (May 26) 548'6 0'0 WHEAT (Jul 26) 557'2 0'0 LIVE CATTLE (Feb 26) 242.925 0.575 LIVE CATTLE (Apr 26) 240.400 - 0.025 LIVE CATTLE (Jun 26) 235.925 - 0.100 LEAN HOGS (Feb 26) 86.975 0.200 LEAN HOGS (Apr 26) 91.325 -0.550 LEAN HOGS (May 26) 95.250 -0.750

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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 26 431'6 0'0 431'6 02:57P May 26 441'6 0'0 442'0 02:59P Jul 26 449'4 0'0 450'0 02:17P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 26 1134'6 0'0 1133'0 01:15P May 26 1149'6 0'0 1148'4 02:30P Jul 26 1161'4 0'0 1160'4 08:30A @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Mar 26 549'0 0'0 548'6 01:15P May 26 548'6 0'0 548'4 11:32A Jul 26 557'2 0'0 557'0 12:38P @LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Feb 26 242.500 243.700 241.950 242.925 0.575 243.075s 02/15 Apr 26 240.650 241.675 239.500 240.400 - 0.025 240.625s 02/15 Jun 26 236.100 237.200 235.100 235.925 - 0.100 236.150s 02/15 @HE - LEAN HOGS - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Feb 26 86.950 87.150 86.850 86.975 0.200 86.950s 02/13 Apr 26 92.125 92.375 91.125 91.325 -0.550 91.275s 02/15 May 26 96.300 96.325 95.175 95.250 -0.750 95.300s 02/13 My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More

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