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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	LC Z9 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Dec ’09	14:11:43 EST	83.95 s	0.275	83.95	84.15	83.525
	LC G0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Feb ’10	14:11:43 EST	85.425 s	0.05	85.50	85.80	85.10
	LC J0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Apr ’10	14:11:43 EST	88.05 s	0.175	88.10	88.25	87.80
	LC M0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Jun ’10	14:11:43 EST	85.175 s	0.30	85.20	85.225	84.975
	LC Q0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Aug ’10	14:11:43 EST	85.50 s	0.20	85.30	85.625	85.25
	LC V0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Oct ’10	14:11:43 EST	88.30 s	0.125	88.15	88.325	88.15
	LC Z0 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Dec ’10	14:11:43 EST	88.95 s	0.35	88.90	88.95	88.90
	LC G1 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Feb ’11	14:11:43 EST	89.90 s	0.40	89.60	89.90	89.60
	LC J1 [10]	LIVE CATTLE	Apr ’11	14:11:43 EST	90.30 s	0.30	90.30	90.30	90.30

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