U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Reports
Secretary of the Treasury reports contain information on money supply, bullion, banking, revenue and public debt, and other economic matters that affected the production of coinage and paper money. Many of these documents fall into the category of annual reports, but other documents appear within the series, as issued at the time.
Certain of the early reports (1790-1844), particularly the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the State of Finances, were bound into four volumes, and have been extracted into individual years. The original numbering is as follows:
Vol. 1 (1790-1814, combined index for all years included in 1814)
Vol. 2 (1815-1828, combined index for all years included in 1828)
Vol. 3 (1828-1836, combined index for all years included in 1836)
Vol. 4 (1837-1844, combined index for all years included in 1844)
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Displaying records 1 — 1Report on Public Credit, January 1790; Report on a National Bank, December 1790
Extracted from Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States... Vol. I. The reports for 1790 are Alexander Hamilton's report on public credit (January) and Hamilton's report on a national bank (December).