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