Treasuries prices ended Friday well....>

US TSY/RECAP: Treasuries prices ended Friday well off day's lows, after a

morning selloff on Sept. jobs report, which had a very weak hurricane-affected

-33K NFP (first negative reading since 2010) but also a 0.5% Average Hourly

Earnings and a lower 4.2% jobless rate. 

- Tsy's had swift fast money sales on AHE, then foreign central banks and real

money bought the initial dip, which stabilized the market. Tsy's saw strong long

end sales, as the 30Y bond hit 2.9322% before receding to 2.906% by 3pm ET. 

- Tsy's had late morning safe-haven bounce amid chatter, unconfirmed, of

potential N.Korea missile test, position-squaring into long U.S. Columbus Day

holiday weekend. Catalonian leaders will meet Tuesday. 

- Fed rate hike probability for Dec.13 FOMC meeting rose to 83.5%. Other flows:

5/30Y flatteners, 10/30Y steepeners, brief dip buying, short-cover; black-box

program buying on weak US$/yen midmorning.

- Tsy's open Asia at 125-02, 10-Year yield last at 2.359, it is U.S. public

holiday 'Columbus Day' today.