Financial Crises. By Theodore E. Burton. This is a very valuable and necessary work to the student of price changes. It should be in every speculator’s library. Price, $1.40; delivered, $1.52. Gold Supply and Prosperity. By Byron W. Holt. A correct understanding of the effects of gold on prices of shares and commodities is of primary importance to either the investor or speculator. The book contains papers by Horace White, Maurice L. Muhleman, Ellis H. Roberts and others of high standing in the commercial world and Mr. Holt’s own theories and conclusions are clearly expressed. Price, $1.00; delivered, $1.10. How Money is Made in Security Investments. By Henry Hall. This work contains much that is of value to the speculator. Price, $1.50; delivered, $1.65. Manual of Statistics. This book is very useful to the speculator. It contains tables of past prices of stocks, cereals, cotton, etc., a brief history of all leading corporations and much other valuable statistical matter. The price is $5.00 delivered. Money and Currency. By Prof. Joseph French Johnson. This work is mentioned because of its intelligible nature. No one can fail to understand the subject as treated by the writer. Price, $1.75; delivered, $1.93. Moody’s Classified Investments. This book is extremely valuable to the investor. It classifies securities according to their ownership and we may thus form a quick judgment of the merits of certain bonds or shares. Price, $10.00 delivered. Moody’s Magazine. Edited by Byron W. Holt. A national financial monthly. Studies the underlying causes of market movements in the broad light of world-wide developments, its finance and economics. Subscription $3.00 per year. Moody’s Manual of Railroads and Corporation Securities. This work stands alone in its class and is the accepted standard for both investors and speculators. It is a library in itself and should be the basic volume of the student’s collection. Price, $10.00 in cloth; $12 in full Russia leather, delivered. Smith’s Financial Dictionary. By Howard Irving Smith. This is another work which should be in every library. All the knotty points and technicalities which perplex the speculator at times are clearly and fully explained. Price, $4.50; delivered, $4.75. Speculation, a Science. By George McLean Irwin. A small volume containing some interesting points. Price, 30 cents; by mail, 34 cents. Story of Wall Street. (In preparation). By John Moody. A most interesting history of Wall Street from its inception to the present day. Price, $3.00; delivered, $3.20.