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Chicago Board of TradeCORN Dec 2013 (E) (CBOT:ZC.Z13.E)

549.5 -1.0 (-0.18%)

2013-06-19 07:42:33, 10 min delay

CORN Dec 2013 (E) (CBOT:ZC.Z13.E) $metamarket Chart
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Last Price549.5
Open549.0
High551.0
Volume6,572
Time2013-06-19 07:42:33
Contract High Date2012-09-07
Contract Low Date2010-06-29
First Delivery2013-12-17
Open Time20:00
Settle Time14:30
Previous Close550.5
Low547.0
Open Int.519027
Contract High665
Contract Low401
Estimated Volume3803
Expiration2013-12-13
Close Time14:15

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