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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	AD U9 [10]	AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:05 EDT	0.7912 s	0.00	0.7912	0.7912	0.7912
	BP U9 [10]	BRITISH POUND (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:10 EDT	1.642 s	0.00	1.642	1.642	1.642
	CD U9 [10]	CANADIAN DOLLAR (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:05 EDT	0.8614 s	0.00	0.8614	0.8614	0.8614
	EC U9 [10]	EURO (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:08 EDT	1.4025 s	0.00	1.4025	1.4025	1.4025
	ZE U9 [10]	E-MINI EURO	Sep ’09	17:03:08 EDT	1.4025 s	0.00	1.396	1.4025	1.3946
	JY U9 [10]	JAPANESE YEN (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:09 EDT	1.0447 s	0.00	1.0447	1.0447	1.0447
	ZJ U9 [10]	E-MINI JAPANESE YEN	Sep ’09	17:03:09 EDT	1.0447 s	0.00	1.0447	1.0447	1.0447
	SF U9 [10]	SWISS FRANC (DAY)	Sep ’09	17:03:12 EDT	0.9248 s	0.00	0.9248	0.9248	0.9248
	BR Q9 [10]	BRAZILIAN REAL (DAY)	Aug ’09	17:03:05 EDT	0.50955 s	0.00	0.50955	0.50955	0.50955
	ME N9 [10]	MEXICAN PESO (DAY)	Jul ’09	17:03:10 EDT	0.0758 s	0.00	0.0758	0.0758	0.0758
	DX U9 [30]	US DOLLAR INDEX	Sep ’09	13:11:02 EDT	80.665 s	0.17	80.675	80.75	80.415

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