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(1) In mid-March, at the Chicago Board of Trade, a bubble in the wheat pit sent prices flying.

(2) The Board of Trade were of the opinion that the Corporation's permission to lay double track was not necessary.

(3) A police spokesman said Board of Trade investigators would be notified.

(4) At the Board of Trade, Beveridge, with Llewellyn-Smith, gave considerable thought to the problems of putting it into practice.

(5) The Board of Trade promptly set up an enquiry into the industry and its methods and techniques.

(6) Except on Wall Street, the Board of Trade, some of them are just high school grads, too.

(7) Churchill's move to the Board of Trade in 1908 coincided with the return of acute economic depression.

(8) ECEX draws inspiration from Chicago's original board of trade.

(9) Chicago Board of Trade soybeans soared to $10.59 a bushel Thursday, climbing more than $1.40 in the past month.

(10) U.S. wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell 5 percent on Friday after surging more than 20 percent earlier this week and nearly doubling since early July to $8.41 a bushel.

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(12) The exchange operator, parent of the Chicago Board of Trade, raised margins on gold futures for speculators to $5, 500 per contract from $4, 500 a contract.

(13) Last year, the Board of Trade began to offer contracts for Brazilian soybeans.

(14) At the Chicago Board of Trade, or CBOT, futures have always been traded using the open outcry system.

(15) Tom Donovan, then the head of the Chicago Board of Trade, struck back, announcing that he would not be "intimidated by some blond, 5-ft. 2-in.

(16) These dues continued to be collected until 1901 when the Board of Trade abolished them as a hindrance to navigation.

(17) The guild also contributed regularly to investigations undertaken by the Labour Department of the Board of Trade into female labour.

(18) Finally, an active regional policy was introduced through the agency of the Board of Trade.

(19) 4/17February, and with food prices rising traders in the wheat options pit at the Chicago Board of Trade signal offers.

(20) Trading on the floor, down in the pit, might have been exciting during this era[sentence dictionary], but today the Chicago Board of Trade floor is silent.

(21) Historically, raw sugar has traded at between 10 and 12 US cents per pound at the New York Board of Trade.

(22) He was already plotting how to beat the big boys at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the world's largest futures exchange.

(23) The corn futures contract for December delivery at the Chicago Board of Trade rose 7.5 cents to settle at $7.275 a bushel.

(24) Corn futures rose the 45-cent daily limit, or 8.5 percent, to $5.7325 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade.

(25) Still, a bushel of corn that sold for two dollars and 12 cents in January, 2005 went for almost six dollars ($5.97 on the Chicago Board of Trade) at Friday's close.

(26) Currently, there are no soybeans registered for delivery, according to the Chicago Board of Trade.

(27) In April he joined the cabinet as President of the Board of Trade.

(28) Mr. Spitznagel's approach to trading dates to his time as a fledgling pit trader in the early 1990s at the Chicago Board of Trade, where he bought and sold commodities such as cotton and soybeans.

(29) E . Draw out annual work plan and annual budget for industrial board of trade.

(30) C. Draw out the draft of articles for industrial board of trade.