New York Produce Exchange

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The New York Produce Exchange was a historic commodities exchange in New York City that specialized in the trading of agricultural products such as grains and cotton.

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New York Produce Exchange canonical 5
New York Corn Exchange 2

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instanceOf commodities exchange
historical building
organization
architect George B. Post
architecturalStyle Renaissance Revival
buildingCompleted 1884
chartered 1862
country United States of America
declinePeriod mid-20th century
demolished 1957
floorArea approximately 3 acres
foundedAs New York Corn Exchange
governedBy board of managers
hadTradingFloor cotton futures
grain futures
hasFeature arcaded loggias
large central courtyard
tower-like corner pavilions
headquartersLocation New York City
inception 1862
industry commodities trading
finance
locatedIn Financial District
Manhattan
New York City
locatedNear Wall Street
locatedOn Broad Street
membershipType seat-based membership
numberOfStories 10
peakMembership over 2,000 members
playedRoleIn New York City’s commodity trade
development of futures trading in the United States
precededBy New York Corn Exchange
reasonForDecline shift of commodities trading to other exchanges
reasonForDemolition real estate redevelopment at 2 Broadway site
renamed New York Produce Exchange
renamedIn 1868
replacedBy 2 Broadway
specializedIn agricultural commodities trading
tradedCommodity corn
cotton
grain
oats
provisions
wheat
wasAmong largest commercial buildings in New York City at time of completion

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New York Produce Exchange building housed New York Produce Exchange
New York Produce Exchange building owner New York Produce Exchange
New York Produce Exchange foundedAs New York Corn Exchange
linked to: New York Produce Exchange
New York Produce Exchange precededBy New York Corn Exchange
linked to: New York Produce Exchange
New York Produce Exchange renamed New York Produce Exchange
George Browne Post designed New York Produce Exchange