The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-09
Market Changed But Very Little During
 The Short Session
Small Gains Were Made Here and There But There Were Enough Declines to Even Things Up-- There Was Sharp Rise in the Dollar

were offset 'by small declines in other sections, and volume was at
 A sharp rise in the dollar par aileiing a drop of 60 cents an Z ounce in the price of gold was offset as an adverse factor by \ better than expected car 1oadinHs report for he week ended Scp-t timber 2, Commodities were low CT with wheat down more than Q cent bushel, whiieb onds were irregular with United states gcv- ernment issues higher. Dealings were dull on all markets.
 The report on car loadings showed an increase of 34,Be4 cars over the preceding week and an increase of 10s,327 over the cor responding week of 1882. The sea- sonai rise at this time should be 0.s2 per cent over the preceding week and today's report showed gain of 5.4 per cent, bringing the loadings total to new high for the year at 666,65z cars.
 The dollar opened strong in all markets and gained further Tn later trading. The gold quote in London dropped to . new low since August 90, and the treasury HAtu kAlg PAtS0 &t RSA Vatsttft against s29.62 yesterday. At the s2D.i2 price the dollar was equi- valent to 7o.9S gold cents, against ge.7S cents yesterday.
 Gold mining shares held around the previous close and so did the rails, since the market appeared to pay no attention to any imme- diate news. Howestake mining sagged 1.2 points to 2oS is2 near the close, but the others were little changed. Union Pacific. which lost 6 points yesterday was steadier to- day,
 eNar the close of the market shorts covered moderately in U. S. steel common in events the month iy tonnage report made q better than anticipated showing. Steel rallied on the covering. The, un- filled tonnage of the corporation at the end of August was expected to register a decline to around f00,- 900 tons from the total at the end of July. Other steel shares were firm on higher prices for several steel items. National steel rose more than q point.
 Car Isoadings
 Washington, Sept 9-(UP)--The iAHcTiChH 1suHWay N1oVthbttVH IVY ported to-day that londinEs of rev enue freight for tho week ended September 2, totaiied 666.e52 cars. This was the highest for any week so far this year and was m inc crease of 34,654 cars above the preceding week and an increase Of i05,s27 sabove the corresponding, week in 1882. Loadings of all commodities showed increases over the preceding week except live stock and forest products.
 Miscellaneous freight IoadinRs for the week were 23o.30G cars, an increase of 14,000 above tho pree ceding week. Merchandise loaded lin less than carload lots tctallcd l171.s32 cars This was an increase of 3,325 cars for the week but was 2.5i3 cars below the corresponding week last year.
 Loadings of grain and grain lproducts tota1ied 32.407 cars. an Increase of 3.7s0 for the week but Ia drop of s,079 as compared with lthc corresponding. week last year, Coal ioadings for the week were
 i40,3Gb cars, . gain of 10,74l carr flor the week of S4,e3e cars above |the corresponding week in 1oSz. {.
 All districts except the central western reported increases in the total ioadinEs of ali commodities as compared with the same week last iycar.