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Memphis Cotton Exchange
Type Private Organization
Founded 1873
Headquarters Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Industry Cotton

The Memphis Cotton Exchange is located in downtown Memphis, Tennessee, USA, on the corner of Front Street and Union Avenue. It was founded in 1874 as a result of the growing cotton market in Memphis. Cotton merchants of the time became aware of the need for a trade organization to regulate cotton marketing in the city. They were also aware of the many benefits reaped by the New York Cotton Exchange and the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Once established, the exchange produced rules and regulation on cotton trading and set standards for buying and pricing cotton in Memphis and the Mid-South.[1]

Cotton trading was done on the first floor and only members of the exchange were allowed to trade there. In 1978 the trading floor was closed in favor of computer trading. The historic floor has since then been remodeled and is now home to The Cotton Museum and is used to educate the public about the industry and agriculture of cotton that helped build the city of Memphis in its early years.[2]

[edit] Presidents of the Memphis Cotton Exchange

Interior of Memphis cotton exchange just before closing, 1939.
Cotton Exchange Building (2009)
1873-1876 W. B. Galbreath

1876-1879 J. T. Pettit

1879-1881 D. P. Hadden

1881-1883 Napoleon Hill

1883-1885 C. P. Hunt

1885-1887 W. J. Crawford

1887-1889 L. B. Suggs

1889-1891 Emmett L. Woodson

1891-1893 H. M. Neely

1893-1895 E. B. Carroll

1895-1897 I. McD. Massey

1897-1899 F. M. Norfleet

1899-1900 C. C. Cowan

1900-1901 W. A. Gage

1901-1902 Cleland K. Smith

1902-1903 N. C. Richards

1903-1904 E. W. Porter

1904-1905 E. F. Webber

1905-1906 Dennis Smith

1906-1907 J. J. Shoemaker

1907-1908 F. M. Crump

1908-1909 R. S. Bryan

1909-1910 John Sneed Williams

1910-1911 W. J. Abston

1911-1912 John Sneed Williams

1912-1913 F. G. Barton

1913-1914 C. W. Butler

1914-1915 C. A. Lacy

1915-1916 B. B. Beecher

1916-1917 George W. Fisher

1917-1918 D. S. Weaver

1918-1919 W. L. McKee

1919-1920 I. H. Barnwell

1910-1921 J. L. Cooke

1921-1922 W. J. Britton

1922-1923 J. P. Norfleet

1923-1924 Ben G. Humphreys

1924-1925 H. G. Thompson

1925-1926 S. B. Wilson

1926-1927 R. B. Barton

1927-1928 J. C. Lutz

1928-1929 W. W. Trigg

1929-1930 F. B. Smithwick

1930-1931 I. H. Barnwell, Jr.

1931-1932 Everett R. Cook

1932-1933 F. G. Barton

1933-1934 Henry H. Haizlip

1934-1935 Frank T. Donelson

1935-1936 Caffey Robertson

1936-1937 George J. Eckert

1937-1938 C. L. Andrews

1938-1939 W. A. Wooten

1939-1940 Fred W. Lucas

1940-1941 C. W. Hussey

1941-1942 Russell C. Gregg

1942-1943 John A. DuPre

1943-1944 S. Y. West

1944-1945 N. F. Dalrymple

1945-1946 T. F. Jackson, Jr.

1946-1947 Robert J. Hussey

1947-1948 Thomas J. White

1948-1949 Mather T. Richards

1949-1950 A. M. Crawford

1950-1951 John S. Dillard

1951-1952 C. L. Patton

1952-1953 H. R. Altick

1953-1954 Parks Kinnett

1954-1955 Lewis K. McKee

1955-1956 J. W. Johnson

1956-1957 J. W. Ramsey

1957-1958 William Dunavant

1958-1959 F. M. Crump

1959-1960 J. T. Murff

1960-1961 Berry B. Brooks

1961-1962 Hugh Francis

1962-1963 William W. Deupree

1963-1964 Eric D. Hirsch

1964-1965 H. D. Taylor

1965-1966 Robert J. Hussey

1966-1967 Hugh Francis

1967-1968 R. H. Allen, Jr.

1968-1969 Frank G Barton, Jr.

1969-1970 Walter Walsh

1970-1971 Berry B. Brooks

1971-1972 R. G. Gardner

1972-1973 Earl Crocker

1973-1974 Molloy H. Miller

[edit] References

  1. ^ Lynette Boney Wrenn Memphis Cotton Exchange Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture
  2. ^ Tennessee History for Kids: Memphis Cotton Exchange

[edit] External links

Coordinates: 35°08′36″N 90°03′17″W / 35.1433°N 90.0546°W / 35.1433; -90.0546




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