Money and the Markets.

This section offers news briefs concerning the U.S. markets. The conflict in Ethiopia had caused the New York Stock Exchange to lost 686 million U.S. dollars worth of bonds before stabilizing. The German government declared that the coupons on the Dawes and Young Plan loans would be bought in U.S. dollars by the Hamburg-American and North German Lloyd shipping lines. The New York Cotton Exchange foresaw a worldwide production of 25.362 million bales at the end of 1935.