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  Symbol Contract Month Time Last Change Open High Low
View Chart View Contract CL Q9 [10] LIGHT CRUDE OIL Aug ’09 13:29:58 EDT 65.63   -1.10 66.49 67.17 65.40
View Chart View Contract HO Q9 [10] HEATING OIL Aug ’09 13:28:47 EDT 1.6689   -0.0327 1.7029 1.7099 1.6657
View Chart View Contract NG Q9 [10] NATURAL GAS Aug ’09 13:29:46 EDT 3.60   -0.015 3.64 3.685 3.593
View Chart View Contract QM Q9 [10] LIGHT CRUDE OIL E-MINY Aug ’09 13:29:53 EDT 65.60   -1.13 66.475 67.175 65.45
View Chart View Contract QG Q9 [10] NATURAL GAS E-MINY Aug ’09 13:29:27 EDT 3.605   -0.01 3.605 3.69 3.59
View Chart View Contract BRN 9Q-ICE [10] BRENT CRUDE OIL Aug ’09 13:29:49 EDT 65.43 s -1.22 66.25 67.13 65.25
View Chart View Contract WBS 9Q-ICE [10] LIGHT CRUDE OIL-WTI Aug ’09 13:46:40 EDT 65.81 s -0.92 66.35 67.15 65.48
View Chart View Contract GAS 9N-ICE [10] GAS OIL Jul ’09 13:29:46 EDT 524.75 s -10.50 532.00 539.25 524.75
View Chart View Contract UHO 9Q-ICE [10] HEATING OIL Aug ’09 13:38:53 EDT 1.7016 s 0.00 1.6731 1.6731 1.6731
View Chart View Contract UHU 9Q-ICE [10] NY HARBOR RBOB GASOLINE BLENDSTOC Aug ’09 13:38:15 EDT 1.7602 s -0.0306 1.7602 1.7602 1.7602
View Chart View Contract GWM 9Q-ICE [10] NATURAL GAS - NBP Aug ’09 13:04:28 EDT 25.75 s -0.30 26.20 26.20 25.65
View Chart View Contract BPM 9Q-ICE [10] ELECTRICITY BASE LOAD Aug ’09 14:01:25 EDT 31.95 s 0.04 31.95 31.95 31.95
View Chart View Contract PPM 9Q-ICE [10] ELECTRICITY PEAK LOAD Aug ’09 14:01:35 EDT 40.81 s -0.05 40.81 40.81 40.81
View Chart View Contract ECF 9U-ICE [10] ECX EUA FUTURES Sep ’09 13:43:25 EDT 12.96 s -0.06 12.96 12.96 12.96
View Chart View Contract ATW 9N-ICE [10] ROTTERDAM COAL Jul ’09 12:36:55 EDT 63.90 s -0.35 63.90 63.90 63.90
View Chart View Contract AFR 9N-ICE [10] RICHARDS BAY COAL Jul ’09 12:35:52 EDT 59.20 s -0.50 59.20 59.20 59.20

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