Sentence examples for grain exchange from inspiring English sources

Chelmsford town has a county museum, an agricultural market, and a grain exchange.

The other exchanges in the country, including the Chicago Board of Trade and the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, reopened on Thursday, when trading in the bond market began again.

His election night party will be held at the Grain Exchange, an appropriately eloquent and grandiose site, with granite and limestone ornamentation and high ceilings.

The historic grain exchange being taken over by Pinault is part of a €1bn project to give what Hidalgo calls a "new beating heart" to the city's Les Halles district.

IN HIS office above an ornate trading floor where agricultural-futures contracts were first bartered a century ago, Jorge Weskamp, chairman of Rosario's grain exchange, despairs at the state of Argentine farming.

— MICHAEL COOPER MILWAUKEE — Mr. Santorum seems to be an afterthought here at the Grain Exchange, the home of Mr. Romney's election night victory party, and an ornate old building with columns and sprawling frescoes in downtown Milwaukee.

The same concern explains why the United States government placed limits on pure speculators in grain exchanges after repeated manipulations of crop prices during the Great Depression.

Rosario's Bolsa de Comercio, a grains exchange, calculates that one-fourth of this year's soybeans have gone unsold; at this time last year, just 10percentt remained.

Alarmed, they gave out raw grain in exchange for the farmers' seeds, to be returned after the drought.

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), in full Board of Trade of the City of Chicago, the first grain futures exchange in the United States, organized in Chicago in 1848.

Nisman on January 16 told VICE News he had proof that Kirchner sought a back-channel deal with Iran — swapping Iranian oil for Argentine grain — in exchange for abandoning efforts to prosecute former Iranian diplomats in connection to the Jewish center bombing.