 When the old CBOT building was demolished in 1929, two tall gray granite statues of classically styled goddesses (pictured right) were moved from the second floor ledge above the main entrance into the gardens of the 500 acre (2 km²) estate of Arthur W. Cutten, a wheat and cotton speculator who went bankrupt during the Great Depression.One goddess represents agriculture and is shown standing with wheat and leaning on a cornucopia.The other represents industry and appears with the bow of a ship and an anvil.