From the fact that E. E. Day last taught courses in money and banking in 1913 and based on the last dates of items of the reading list we can date this list to 1912 or 1913. Dates of publication have been added by me, as have links to the individual readings.
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E. E. DAY.
SUGGESTED READING IN PREPARATION OF PH.D. EXAMINATION.
SUBJECT: BANKING.
(Familiarity with the better texts—e.g., Dunbar [1901, revised], White [1908, 3rd edition]—is assumed.)
A. K. Fiske, The Modern Bank [1904, revised ed. 1919]
Holdsworth & Dewey, The First and Second Banks of the United States. (National Monetary Commission Publications)
D. R. Dewey, State Banking before the Civil War. (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1910]
O. M. W. Sprague, History of Crises under the National Banking System (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1910]
Report of the Indianapolis Monetary Commission [1897]
C. F. Dunbar, Economic Essays (those upon banking)[1904]
Noyes, Forty Years of American Finance [1909]
D. Kinley, The Independent Treasury of the United States (N. M. C. Pubs.)
J. G. Cannon, Clearing Houses (N. M. C. pubs.)[1910]
G. E. Barnett, State Banks and Trust Companies (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1911]
W. Bagehot, Lombard Street
H. Withers, The Meaning of Money [1909, revised 1916]
A. Liesse, Evolution of Credit and Banks in France (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1910]
Miscellaneous Articles on German Banking (N. M. C. Pubs.)
R. M. Breckenridge, History of Banking in Canada, (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1910]
J. F. Johnson, The Canadian Banking System (N. M. C. Pubs.) [1910]
(Candidate should have some acquaintance also with the other publications of the National Monetary Commission.)
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Source: Harvard University Archives. Department of Economics Records. UAV 349.10, Box 25, Folder “Suggested Readings”.