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La Salle Street

street, Chicago, Illinois, United States
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  • elevated train line in Chicago's Loop
    the Loop

    …several large department stores, and LaSalle Street (sometimes considered Chicago’s Wall Street), the location of several large financial institutions, including the Chicago Stock Exchange (founded 1882; from 1949 to 1993, the Midwest Stock Exchange), the Chicago Board of Trade (1848), and the Chicago Board Options Exchange (1973). The Loop was…

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    …several large department stores, and LaSalle Street (sometimes considered Chicago’s Wall Street), the location of several large financial institutions, including the Chicago Stock Exchange (founded 1882; from 1949 to 1993, the Midwest Stock Exchange), the Chicago Board of Trade (1848), and the Chicago Board Options Exchange (1973). The Loop was…

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