Memberships, how obtained, 271; prices of, 273; value of, 274. Members of Stock Exchange, interesting personalities, 312 _et seq._ Memorial of Paris stockbrokers, 88*. Metal Exchange, 443. Meyer, Eugene, Jr., on Panic of 1907, 196*, 203*. Middlemen in markets for produce, 8. Mills, John, on panics, 204. Mining shares in London, 365. Mississippi Bubble, 390. Mistakes in executing orders, 278, 293–4. _Modern Industrialism_, by Frank L. McVey, 41*. Mollien, on short sales in Paris, 89*. _Monetary Systems of the World_, by Maurice M. Muhleman, 208*. _Money and Banking_, by Horace White, 251*. Money, high rates for, 106*, 116, 290, 353. Money, rates for, as affecting speculation, 118, 430; as affected by deferred deliveries, 352. Monopoly, on London Stock Exchange, precaution against, 333; of Paris Bourse, 388 _et seq._, 399. Morawetz, Victor, on currency, 209*. Mortimer, J., _Every man his own broker_, 327*. Muhleman, Maurice, M., 208*. Mulhall, Michael G., on Prices, 219*. Musicians on ’Change, 316. Napoleon, on short selling, 87, 89*. National Banks contrasted with State Banks, 103. National Banks of U. S., loans (1904–1907), 192. National Monetary Commission, 426. New Joanthan’s, 327. News and gossip on ’Change, 295. Newspapers, attitude toward Stock Exchange, 132. “New Tennessee,” 276. New York State Food Investigation Committee’s report, 9*. Neymarck, Alfred, on volume of French securities, 406, 410. Nicholson, J. Shield, on Corn Laws. 255. _North American Review_, 209*, 245*. Norton, Eliot, on Purchase and sales of securities, 32*. Norton, Eliot, on short selling, 86*. Notes, of stockbrokers, 111. Odd-lot brokers, duties of 281; extent of business, 282. Open Board of Brokers, 307. Opinions of floor-brokers as to market, 297. Overend, Gurney & Co., failure of, 376. Panama mania in France, 62, 370, 408. Panic of 1907, conditions antecedent to, 24. Panic of 1873, in Austria, 197; in America, 199*, 308. Panic of 1825, in England, 197; of 1847, in England, 376. Panic of 1912, in Paris, 199, 200, 369. Panic of 1837, in U. S., 199*, 308. Panic of 1857, in U. S., 198–9, 308. Panic of 1893, in U. S., 197–8–9*. Panic of 1907, its origin, 189; effect, 201. Panics, crises and depressions, 183*. Panics of the future, 184; opinion of Mills, 204, 377.