NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION.

NELSON W. ALDRICH, Rhode Island, Chairman.
EDWARD B. VREELAND, New York, Vice-Chairman.

JULIUS C. BURROWS, Michigan.
EUGENE HALE, Maine.

PHILANDER C. KNOX, Pennsylvania.

THEODORE E. BURTON, Ohio.

JOHN W. DANIEL, Virginia.

HENRY M. TELLER, Colorado.

HERNANDO D. MONEY, Mississippi.

JOSEPH W. BAILEY, Texas.

JESSE OVERSTREET, Indiana.
JOHN W. WEEKS, Massachusetts.
ROBERT W. BONYNGE, Colorado.
SYLVESTER C. SMITH, California.
LEMUEL P PADGETT, Tennessee.
GEORGE F. BURGESS, Texas.

ARSÈNE P. PUJO, Louisiana.
ARTHUR B. SHELTON, Secretary.

A. PIATT ANDREW, Special Assistant to Commission.

Government assistance___.

The effect of the panic on the New York banks..

Clearing-house loan certificates.

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No changes in banking methods or legislation.

V. The crisis of 1907---

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NOTE A.-Extracts from the Annual Report of the Secretary of

the Treasury (William A. Richardson) relating to

the crisis of 1873-

B.-Extracts from the Annual Report of the Comptroller

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C.-Extracts from the Annual Report of the Comptroller of

the Currency (H. W. Cannon) relating to the panic

of 1884-

of the Currency (John Jay Knox) relating to the

crisis of 1873 - - - -

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NOTE D.-Banking reform proposals in New York in 1894:

A. Address of George S. Coe_ _ _ _

B. Report of the committee of the New York

Clearing-House Association....

E.—Clearing-house loan certificates in 1890.-

F. The Treasury and the money market in 1890.

G.-Bank failures and suspensions in 1893---

H.-A. Clearing-house loan certificates in 1893 -

B. Report of the New York clearing-house loan com-

mittee..

I. The Banks and the Panic of 1893. By A. D. Noyes...

J.-Report of the New York clearing-house committee,

acting as a loan committee in 1907–.

K.-Substitutes for Cash in the Panic of 1907. By A. Piatt

Andrew..

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