Sentence examples for grain broker from inspiring English sources

"It's like a return to the Phoenician era," said Sebastián Díaz Riganti, a grain broker based in Buenos Aires.

Its owner, William Henry Bartlett, a grain broker from Peoria, Ill., had constructed 15 buildings, mostly of red brick and some quite lavish.

1992 -- David Chang, a Korean businessman who arrived in America in 1966 and became a major grain broker, makes his first campaign contribution to Robert G. Torricelli, Democratic representative of New Jersey from 1982 to 1996.

Bernard Zielonka (he later changed the family name to Zell) was a grain broker in western Poland; according to family lore, in August, 1939, he learned that the Nazis and the Soviets had signed a treaty that would allow the Nazis to invade Poland.

He came to want to hear the dialogue between all the possessions of Charles, wealthy son of a pan-European Jewish dynasty of grain brokers and bankers who had migrated from Odessa on the Black Sea.

Some critics, on the other hand, call it welfare that benefits huge agricultural corporations giant farms, grain brokers, food processors, fast-food chains, and prepackaged food companies more than family farms.

At CME, we met our obligations," Durkin told the gathering of 700 farm bankers, grain traders, brokers and farmers in Chicago.

His father is a grain and bean broker in New York.

The federal prosecutors in New York have also closely examined efforts that Mr. Torricelli made to help Mr. Chang try to win repayment from North Korea of $71 million he said he was owed for grain shipments he brokered to that country in the early 1990's.

Mr. Chang turned to Dr. Quinones for help in 1993 after he ran into difficulty with the repayment of tens of millions of dollars he was owed by the North Korean government for grain shipments he had brokered to that country.

It attracts farmers and their groupies: commodities brokers, agronomists, grain buyers, ag reporters and representatives from the likes of Cargill and Kraft Foods, all looking for hints as to the size of the impending harvest.