 The 1885 allegorical architectural sculptures of "Industry" and "Agriculture", two figures of a four-piece set, were removed from the original building and now stand in a nearby pedestrian plaza.In 1925, the Chicago Board of Trade commissioned Holabird & Root to design the current building.The general contractors Hegeman & Harris built it for $11.3 million, although the reported twenty-year mortgage value was $12 million ($12 million in 1925 equates to about in dollars).