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@C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Dec 437'0 428'2 432'4 -3'6
Mar 447'2 440'0 440'4 -5'6
May 454'6 448'4 448'6 -5'2
Jul 460'0 454'2 455'0 -4'4
Sep 453'6 449'2 449'4 -3'2
Dec 464'6 461'2 461'4 -3'0
Mar 477'6 474'2 475'0 -2'6
May 484'4 481'0 481'6 -2'6
Jul 486'2 484'2 485'0 -2'6
Sep 468'2 467'4 467'4 -1'2
Dec 472'4 470'4 470'4 -1'6
Mar 484'4
May 491'2
Jul 489'2 -1'6
Sep 472'2
Dec 467'0 -1'6
Jul 486'2
Dec 464'6
 
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Jan 1094'4 1075'6 1076'2 -16'6
Mar 1104'2 1086'0 1086'2 -16'0
May 1113'6 1096'0 1096'2 -15'2
Jul 1122'2 1105'6 1106'2 -14'6
Aug 1114'2 1099'6 1100'6 -13'4
Sep 1095'6 1082'0 1083'2 -11'4
Nov 1099'2 1086'4 1088'0 -10'0
Jan 1105'0 1096'4 1098'0 -9'6
Mar 1102'0 1096'2 1097'6 -9'2
May 1103'4 1100'0 1100'2 -8'2
Jul 1110'4 1104'4 1105'6 -8'2
Aug 1107'6 -8'0
Sep 1085'6 -9'0
Nov 1078'6 1072'0 1072'0 -8'6
Jan 1083'4 -8'6
Mar 1081'4 -8'6
May 1084'4 -8'6
Jul 1092'2 -8'6
Aug 1085'0 -8'6
Sep 1065'0 -8'6
Nov 1095'0 -8'6
Jul 1085'2 -8'6
Nov 1071'0 -8'6
 
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Dec 530'2 0'0
Mar 536'0 529'0 529'6 -4'2
May 543'4 536'6 537'6 -3'6
Jul 551'2 544'6 546'0 -3'2
Sep 562'6 557'2 558'0 -3'0
Dec 578'0 572'6 574'0 -3'0
Mar 588'4 586'4 586'4 -3'2
May 594'2 592'6 594'2 -2'2
Jul 584'6 -2'4
Sep 600'0 -3'4
Dec 608'4 -3'2
Mar 620'2 -3'2
May 623'4 -3'2
Jul 621'0 621'0 621'0 -1'6
 
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Jan 344.925 339.000 339.425 - 4.300
Mar 339.175 333.925 334.125 - 3.600
Apr 337.425 333.050 333.225 - 3.350
May 335.250 330.950 331.250 - 3.250
Aug 335.450 331.150 331.150 - 3.375
Sep 333.300 328.950 328.950 - 3.375
Oct 330.325 326.725 327.800 - 3.300
Nov 323.525 323.000 323.000 - 3.200
Jan 319.300 317.250 317.250 - 2.475
 
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Dec 230.725 229.250 229.875 - 0.575
Feb 230.975 229.050 229.625 - 1.400
Apr 230.825 228.900 229.500 - 1.275
Jun 224.350 222.550 223.025 - 1.200
Aug 220.500 218.750 219.125 - 1.300
Oct 219.300 217.450 217.750 - 1.425
Dec 219.325 217.550 217.750 - 1.450
Feb 218.900 217.025 217.350 - 1.450
Apr 218.200 216.275 216.525 - 1.350
Jun 210.750 - 1.350

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