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 Scudder, M. L., Jr., asks a Question. . . 73

Struckman, President County Commissioners, asks a Question. 80

Standard silver and gold explained 14

Silver in circulation prior to 1873 9, 10

Silver, foreign, made legal tender 9, 10

Silver, claimed to be so plentiful as to cease to be a precious

metal, answered 18

Silver at a premium in 1873 J 9

Silver, none of the facts used in arguments against it now,

existed at the time it was Demonetization ., 19

Silver, when demonetized, in England, United States, Germany

and the Latin Union 29

Silver, price of nineteen years before, and nineteen years after

Demonetization 31

Silver and gold, quantities compared at different periods 32

Silver, quantity of 39, 95, 104

Silver, why it is not now money 39, 40

Silver and gold, why adopted as money 46

Silver, cost of producing 73

Silver states, not benefited by remonetization, except in com- mon with the other states 80

Silver, the most constant standard of values 87

Silver of the World, space it will occupy 104

Silver, weight of a cubic foot 104

Silver, value of a cubic foot 104

Silver, number cubic feet in the world 104

Silver, its decline in value since 1873 108

Tariff, high or low, does not account for present depression. ... 85

Unit 5, 6, 7, n, 12, 14, 16

Unit, why fixed on silver 8

Unit, changed to gold in 1873 J 6

Walsh, John R., President Chicago National Bank, asks a

Question 47, 54

Wheeler, D. H., asks a Question 53

Wheat, its decline in value since 1873 108

Wheat, price of in 1859 1 14

Wool, price of in 1859 * X 5

Value, of silver and gold if both were Demonetized 70

Value, of all property in the World 95

Value, of all property in United States (Appendix)

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