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• US TREASURY BOND (DAY) (US Z9)
• Last: 120'28
• Change: 0'02
• Sunday November 22, 2009 05:15 CST
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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	US Z9 [10]	US TREASURY BOND (DAY)	Dec ’09	15:10:33 EST	120'28 s	0'02	120'31	121'03	120'20
	US H0 [10]	US TREASURY BOND (DAY)	Mar ’10	15:10:33 EST	120'08 s	0'03	120'08	120'08	120'08
	US M0 [10]	US TREASURY BOND (DAY)	Jun ’10	15:10:33 EST	118'22 s	0'03	118'22	118'22	118'22
	US U0 [10]	US TREASURY BOND (DAY)	Sep ’10	15:10:33 EST	117'04 s	0'03	117'04	117'04	117'04

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