MILK CLASS III Jul 2013/Mar 2014 Spread Spread

0.80 -0.19 (-19.19%)

2013-06-17 17:41:44, 10 min delay

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Last Price	0.80
Open	0.80
High	0.80
Time	2013-06-17 17:41:44
Contract High Date	2013-04-29
Contract Low Date	2013-06-14
Close Time	14:55

Settle Time	17:42
Previous Close	0.99
Low	0.80
Contract High	2.19
Contract Low	0.86
Open Time	10:40

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