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NYCE
(redirected from New York Cotton Exchange)

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NYCENew York Cotton Exchange (parent with NYBOT)
NYCENormalización y Certificación Electrónica
NYCENew York Cash Exchange
NYCENine-Year Compulsory Education (China)
NYCENew York City Employee
NYCENavy Yacht Club Everett (Everett, WA)


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Orange juice contracts, sold by the New York Cotton Exchange, generally provide a comfortable trading climate due to their seasonality.
Entering the world of commodities by Brown, Camille / Black Enterprise
Commodities traders today are to begin barking out orders for potato futures in the pits of the New York Cotton Exchange, the first speculative buying and selling of potatoes since it was tried in 1979.
BIZWATCH : MARKETS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Since 1977, the Exchange has ben sharing a trading floor with the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange and New York Cotton Exchange at Four World Trade Center.
NY Mercantile Exchange breaks ground on new facility by Real Estate Weekly
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