Mining States: Their interest in remonetization of silver, 58

Monetary Commission Report: Quotations from, as to new school of

financial theorists, 18

Money demand, not commodity demand, gives gold its value, 81

effect of reduction in volume of, 6

effect intensified as civilization advances, 6

a glance at the history of, 9

substances used as, at various epochs, 10

the money-function the all-sufficient guaranty of the money

value, 79

where is the future money to come from, if silver remains

demonetized, 79

--what is it? Its value not in the material but in the stamp--in

the legal-tender power conferred, 65

should be redeemable in all things, 104

valuable rather for the important service it performs than for the

material of which made, 80

question a question of prices, 80

what is the demand for it? what the supply?, 73

no alternative for it, 74

the most potent instrumentality in the evolution of society, 74

National money, as distinguished from international money. Advantages

of national money, 99

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