New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-09

The increase for both roads will be much enhanced
for the next six months from freighs The Opeousas
road particularly will have much as it can do in
transporting sugar and molasses, and our neighhor
Agiers from small village will soon advance to great
and prosperous suburb of New Orleans
We learn low-pressure steamboat is now running
from the terminus at Tigervie to franklin on the
Teche which will enhance the value of the road
The jackson road will have increased business from
transporting cotton and wood If there any ncorpo-
raons in the country worthy Of aid and encouragement
they are the Jackson and 0pslousas roads.
From time to time have heard great deal said and
many favorable remarks Of the unanmity and beraty
eynced In subscribing to the loans for the of the
French Government From what we gather By our ayicsu
by the Ariel the last steamer from Havre the subscrp-
lions to the leans not being punctuay paid as anti
cpated in TACT good deal OF speculation governed the
greater part Of the subscribers who, not being able to
comply with the terms forced to sell out on the best
terms, which are at q great loss
FRENCH FINANCES AND SECURITIES
The latest Paris quotations for the three per cents
full paid, "a As; credit Mobilier 1882 500 fir paid
The great decline in French not attributed only
to the discovery short wheat harvest in France
but In great measure to the previous speculation In the
subscription to the last loan made by the parties who did
NOT intend and indeed could not pay all the successive
instruments their subscriptions but subscribed with
DUE The discovery Of the short crops prevented thu
appreciation in price, and the subscribers were then
obliged to sell at a less.
Tbs Paris correspondent Of the London Times saws
s now affirmed that if great establishment had as wa
previously the case undertaken the loan the
would not have had, it is true the financial oyatious
obtained on thres different occasions and which were nj
doubt hstering to but at all events the value of it
securities In period of crisis such that which has nov
to be endured would be better sustained for no erea
establishment would get rd Of its stock at a debase
price, as individual holders have doue but would keen
| for better times.
AS matters now are 1t Is unprecedented by the less conf
dent part of the public that with the continuance of tn
war and without any prospect Of peace the rente ma
fall to 60 frances and uuder-that M to the priee
which it was quoted during the agtated ana
| tain periods of the last republic.
Commercial transactions in Paris were very calm durin
the week The export trade however, has recovered som
North and South America The recent measures adopts
by the Bank of France deemed likely to force me,
chants to limit their credit and consequently their bus
ness The price Of corn and -four continues to decline
The fall 10 general in all the markets. which are amul
supplied The late rains hare done much to check til
recent rise by enabling the mills to do more work Tb
importations Of foreign grain by compelling farmers an
specuasors who held back their produce in the hope
selling 1t more adyantageously to bring it forthwith
Market has likewise contributed to produce that dowr
ward movement.