Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-07
Marine Intelligence.
PORT on WILMINGToN. NoRTR-CARoLINA.

ARRIVED.
Sept 29-Seamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman from Fay
etteville, to E. J. Lutterloh.
Steamer Evergreen Watson, finn Fayetteville, to VIM H.
Steamer Henrietta Allen fm Elizabethtown, to Vessel
Eilers; with two boats in tow.
30-Schr. New Regulus Dickinson FIN Charleston, to De-
sou. S NJ. Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates from Charles
3O-steamer Eliza, Taylor fin Singletarys Landing, to
J. E: Metts; with two boats in tow
schr n w Smith, Hobart FIN ChaTleston to Costin.
Schr. Saxon, - FIN New Haven, Conn.,, to M. Costin
Schr Geo Harriss Corson FIN Boston, to Geo Harrss;
schr. Chas EdmonstOn, Vincent FIN Charleston to De-
schr. Agnes H. Ward, Watts, I'm New River, to Rankin
Schr Julia, Corson, FIN Charleston to Geo Harriss.
sehr Gardens Berry fin Mar6ehead Mas for Phil
get into Philadelphia account of head wind.
Schr. Virginia Griffith, Pummer FIN Charleston to j. u
Steamer Sun, Rush FIN Fayetteville, to Jos. J. Lppt.
Oct 1-sehr. J. S. Shrver Cain, FIN Charleston to j.
schr. Susan, =, I'm Charleston, to Rankin s. Martin;
Oct. IL NJ Steamer Gladiator Sterett, I'm Charles
CLEARED.
Sept -Seamer Alice, Rothwell, for Fayetteville, byJ
sou. s. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns for Charles
ton with l25 passengers
Harriss; with bales waste 400 bbls rosn 172 do tupen
schr L. P, Smith, Suites, for New York, by DeROsset
schr Emma L. Cottrel Cottrell for New York, by VIM
A. Gwyer; with naval stores.
Schr T. A. Ward, Hof, for New York, by Freeman &
HOusOn with naval stores, sc.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman, for Fayetteville by
E. j. LutterlOh.
3O-Steamer Eliza Taylor, for Nets Landing, by j. E.
Metts; with two boats in tow.
Schr H. E. Weston Maloy. for Philadelphia. by George
arriss with 63 bbs rosin 22S casks rice IA bales sheet
ing, 81 do yarn. bag waste.
Schr Mary Powell, Coffin, for New York, by Geo Har-
riss; with 1850 bbls ron 2S5 do spirits turpentine los
bundles paper 20 bales sheeting, -,
Schr Eouse, Jones, for New York. by Miles Costn; with
naval stores.
schr Alice, Cressey for New York, by Miles Cosn; with
Schr Jonas Smith, Furman, for Nav York. by Miles Cos
TIM with naval stores.
Oct III S NJ Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates for Charles
Oct I-schr. Alfred Barratt, Baker, for New York by
Schr. Golden Rule, Malcomb, for New York, by J. R
Blossom with naval stores.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, for Fayetteville, by w. H
| McRary.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3o-Cotton-sales at 8a@ilc
Ss@$4a Corn The receipts comprise fully 10000 bush
els 1000 of which chanded hands at about % bushel
Sat-The little that is sale is held at 81 80 f sack
NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Naval Stores-Three days pre-
vousSpirits Turpenne with active demand, part spec
continues scarce and inactive Rosn is in good demand
for Common, which scarce slight improvement has il
Spirits Tu-pentne at 81 70 CENTS cash, and 80 days
chiefly by the latter rate 5000 Common Rosn mostly VII
for North County 1900 fine White So 81 IS 1000 Soutl
CAROLINA Iupenti1e 81 sly and nd 200 Tar So in yard
Rce-Slnce our last sales of 800 cs have beermade a
$3 I24 81 So cash The first parcel of the crop
received yesterday and is of fair quality.
[ LIVERPOOL Sept l3.-Cotton ruled dull since the AT
RIGA prices favor of of the three days h
900 bales of which Spectators took 1000 and exporters 3O
bales
Breadstufs buoyant. Flour had advanced Is 70 bbl
and wheat Sd. ~ bushel Corn steady and active.
Richardson Bro says there heavy rains the 12
but herwise the weather pleasant unseasonab
cold The market to-day largely attended, and lots
fresh wheat held taken by mes at 2@3d advance
Inferior kinds quotably higher Flour advanced Cd Is
Feeding the spot sos Cd @31s
/ LONDON. Sept. l-The weather having again becom
unfavorabe, breadstuffs frmer
i There is an increase pressure in the money market