As a first shot I might try the following:

var1, var2, var3 etc.. become Objects we'll call them Ticker.  You
didn't indicate the purpose of these variables so I will leave it to
you to name the Objects something relevant.  Depending on your access
needs you can store all needed instances of these new Tickers in a List
or Map that lives in your TickTracker class.

Each Ticker has a List<String> tickVal where you will store the value
for each tick.  Obviously if your ticks don't correlate with index
values you can use a Map.

Finally I would introduce a TickWriter class with method
writeTicks(List<Ticker> theTickers) that handles the writing of the
Tickers.  In the TickWriter you can format the output however you like.

Later on you can pull the Format functionality out of the TickWriter
into a TickOutputFormatter interface you can set at run time then pass
into your TickWriter.  That allows you to play with different output
formats without effecting the other code.  

Hope this helps
Rich