Winnipeg Grain Exchange

The Winnipeg Grain Exchange (Known too as ICE Futures Canada) was established in 1887, and dissolved in 1986.[1] It was also the predecessor of the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange.

List of Presidents

This table represents the list of Presidents of Exchange.

The exchange had 97 presidents, Of which:

The first chairman is Daniel Hunter McMillan;
The last chairman is C. Swartz;

Presence	President
1887–1888	Daniel Hunter McMillan
1888–1889	Samuel Spink
1889–1890	Nicholas Bawlf
1890–1891	Frederick William Thompson
1891–1892	James Alexander Mitchell
1893-1893	Arthur Atkinson
1893–1894	Samuel Alexander McGaw
1894–1895	George Reading Crowe
1895–1896	Stephen Nairn
1896–1897	Nicholas Bawlf
1897–1898	Robert Muir
1898–1899	Joseph Harris
1899–1900	William Linton Parrish
1900–1901	William Martin
1901–1902	Charles Alexander Young
1902–1903	Frederick Phillipps
1903–1904	Alexander Ross Hargraft
1904–1905	John Love
1905–1906	Isaac Capel Tilt
1906–1907	William J. Bettingen
1907–1908	John Fleming
1908–1909	Hugh Northcote Baird
1909–1910	George Fisher
1910–1911	Archibald Dickson Chisholm
1911–1912	Donald Morrison
1912–1913	Andrew Kelly
1913–1914	Alvin K. Godfrey
1914–1915	Sidney Thomas Smith
1915–1916	William Edwin Milner
1916–1917	John C. Gage
1917–1918	William Richard Bawlf
1918–1919	Frederick J. Anderson
1919–1920	John Esterbrooke Botterell
1920–1921	Norman Lawrence Leach
1921–1922	C. H. Leaman
1922–1923	John Bremner Craig
1923–1924	James Armstrong Richardson
1924–1925	C. C. Fields
1925–1926	D. C. MacLachlan
1926–1927	A. Thomson
1927–1928	Elbert Walter Kneeland
1928–1929	James Alexander Crowe
1929–1930	William Arthur Murphy
1930–1931	A. P. White
1931–1932	C. E. Hayles
1932–1933	Sidney Thomas Smith
1933–1934	Henry Eugene Sellers
1934–1935	Roy W. Milner
1935–1936	Rupert Cambourne Reece
1936–1937	William Johnstone Dowler
1937–1938	H. Gauer
1938–1939	J. W. Horn
1939–1941	George S. Mathieson
1941–1942	S. A. Searle
1942–1943	K. A. Powell
1943–1944	A. Christie

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1887–1888	Daniel Hunter McMillan
1889	Samuel Spink
1890	Nicholas Bawlf
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1889	Samuel Spink
1890	Nicholas Bawlf
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Daniel Hunter McMillan, the first president of Exchange.

gollark: CPU usage on one core has already reached 100%.

gollark: My computer will not survive.

gollark: It is too late. I am opening Teams.

gollark: But in general, people didn't do very well on the literally-just-programming-to-a-simple-spec section of the exam, despite it being very easy. I can try and find the paper, but it *may* require MS Teams interaction, which will bring my computer to its knees.

gollark: This is admittedly not an unbiased sample, as (some offense, [REDACTED]) they were among the worst programmers in said group at this point.

References

The Manitoba Historical Society. "Winnipeg Grain Exchange". Retrieved 19 November 2010.

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[Winnipeg_Grain_Exchange-1] The Manitoba Historical Society. "Winnipeg Grain Exchange". Retrieved 19 November 2010.