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Meaning of "corn exchange"
A corn exchange is a historical term used to describe a building or market where agricultural products, particularly corn (grain), are bought, sold, and traded. Corn exchanges were common in the past and played a crucial role in agricultural economies. However, the term 'corn exchange' can also be used more broadly to describe any type of building or marketplace where various goods are exchanged or traded
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- A building where farmers and traders traded cereal grains.
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A corn exchange is a building where merchants traded corn.
The rear buildings were once used as a corn exchange.
Corn exchange built.
The girls are going roller skating at the Corn Exchange this evening.
Corn exchange and water company formed in Horsham.
The dome is large enough to fit the Corn Exchange under it.
Corn Exchange on left has broken pediment with moulded brackets and central corn sheaf motif.
The Exchange is also known as the Corn Exchange.
The Corn Exchange also operates as a nightclub on weekend nights.
This is the old Corn Exchange.
It seems the Corn Exchange is no longer good enough for him.
The show takes place at the Corn Exchange.
Cambridge Corn Exchange is a great venue.
Next door you will find the Corn Exchange.
In the Corn Exchange you can sit and also DANCE.
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So we turned to the Corn Exchange.
Corn Exchange opens.
A meeting of Cork Corporation was held that afternoon at the Corn Exchange.
I think The Corn Exchange in Leeds is one of the most impressive buildings in Leeds.
The summer weekly Craft Market is now held in the Corn Exchange.
The buildings included a Pannier Market, a corn exchange and a public hall - the Alexandra ( now a cinema ).
After you and Mr. Marley met at the corn exchange.
Mapping on the facade of the Corn Exchange for the “ White Night ”, Bilbao.
Later, smaller events have also been held at other locations, including Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Cambridge Corn Exchange is 2.1 km from the apartment.
Bernard, what is our political master up to with the Corn Exchange Art Gallery.
To this was added the Corn Exchange of 1875 by Charles Knowles.
Eleven o'clock at the Corn Exchange.
More striking is the Corn Exchange of 1847 in the Cornhill Lincoln.
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