The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was created in 1848 by a group of merchants and traders in Chicago who sought to establish a centralized marketplace for the trading of agricultural commodities. Key figures in its founding included entrepreneurs like William E. McCagg and others who recognized the need for a formalized trading system to facilitate the buying and selling of grain and other goods. The CBOT became the first organized futures exchange in the United States, significantly shaping the agricultural market.
Chicago Board of Trade was created in 1848.
Chicago Board of Trade Building was created in 1930.
Was W. P. Tuttle one of the Board Members in Board of Trade in Chicago, Ill in 1865 or thereabout?
Brampton Board of Trade was created in 1903.
Toronto Board of Trade was created in 1845.
Mississauga Board of Trade was created in 1978.
Kansas City Board of Trade was created in 1876.
Los Angeles Board of Trade Building was created in 1929.
Owen Gregory has written: 'The archives of the Chicago Board of Trade, 1859-1925' -- subject(s): Archives, Chicago Board of Trade, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Library. Manuscript Collection
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