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CORN (@C6K) CBOT 453'6 1'6 1:19P
CORN (@C6N) CBOT 465'0 2'0 1:19P
CORN (@C6U) CBOT 468'2 2'0 1:19P
SOYBEANS (@S6K) CBOT 1164'6 3'2 1:19P
SOYBEANS (@S6N) CBOT 1181'4 3'2 1:19P
WHEAT (@W6K) CBOT 595'6 -3'0 1:19P
WHEAT (@W6N) CBOT 607'0 -3'0 1:19P
LIVE CATTLE (@LE6J) CME 248.450 1.825 1:04P


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@C - CORN - CBOT
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May 26 453'0 454'4 448'2 453'6 1'6 454'0s 06:54P Chart for @C6K
Jul 26 464'0 465'4 459'6 465'0 2'0 465'2s 06:52P Chart for @C6N
Sep 26 467'4 469'2 463'4 468'2 2'0 469'0s 04:49P Chart for @C6U
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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May 26 1164'4 1169'6 1158'6 1164'6 3'2 1166'6s 06:53P Chart for @S6K
Jul 26 1181'2 1186'0 1175'6 1181'4 3'2 1183'2s 06:53P Chart for @S6N
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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May 26 599'0 600'4 588'4 595'6 -3'0 595'2s 06:48P Chart for @W6K
Jul 26 610'0 611'4 600'0 607'0 -3'0 606'4s 06:50P Chart for @W6N
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Apr 26 247.025 248.750 247.000 248.450 1.825 248.025s 01:05P Chart for @LE6J
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CORN (@C6K)
Exchange:  CBOT
Last Trade:  453'6
Change:  1'6
Bid:  453'4
Ask:  453'4
Today's High:  454'4
Today's Low:  448'2
Volume:  103,159
Open:  453'0
Settle:  454'0s
Prev:  452'2
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Updated:  Apr-06-2026
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