TABLE OF REFERENCES
The sources most frequently quoted in the text and footnotes of this
solume are usually referred to there by the following abbreviated titles:
AGRICULTURAL
INQUIRY
CONSTITUTION
J UGHES
REPORT
Money TruUST
INVESTIGATION
REGULATION OF
THE
Stock EXCHANGE
STABILIZATIO"
HEARINGS
“Hearings before the Joint Committee of Agricultural
Inquiry, 67th Congress, Ist session, under Senate
Concurrent Resolution 4,” Part 13, (67th Congress,
1st session) Washington, 192I.
“Constitution of the New York Stock Exchange”
and “Rules adopted by the Governing Committee pursuant
to the Constitution,” as last revised and made
effective June 25, 1025.
“Report of the Governor's Committee on Speculajon
in Securities and Commodities,” 1909. (Included
n Van Antwerp, p. 415, and in Regulation of the
Stock Exchange, p. 797.)
“Investigation of Financial and Monetary Condi-Hons
in the United States under Resolutions Nos. 429
and 504 before the Subcommittee of the Committee
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snd session) Washington. 1012.
“Hearings before the Committee on Banking and
Currency, U. S. Senate, on W. 38905, a bill to prevent
he use of the mails and of the telegraph in furtherince
of fraudulent and harmful transactions on stock
»xchanges,” (63rd Congress. 2nd session) Washingon.
1014.
“Hearings before the Committee on Banking and
Currency, House of Representatives, 6gth Congress,
1st session, on H.R. 789s, a bill to provide for the
stabilization of the price level for commodities in
general,” Washington, 1927; together with “Hearings
hefore the Committee on Banking and Currency,
House of Representatives, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H.R. 11806 (superseding H.R. 7895, 69th Congress),
a bill to amend . . . the Federal Reserve Act;
to define certain policies toward which the powers of
the Federal Reserve system shall be directed; to further
promote the maintenance of a stable gold standard;
to promote the stability of commerce, industry,
agriculture and employment: to assist in realizing a
