Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

NERVOUS DEBILITY.

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DR. ROBERT J. BRODIE, Member of the
Royal Col!ege of Sorge' n-• London, Edibburgh.
and Paris, author of" i he Guardian of Hea'th," and several medied
works on ph:sical disqnaltfc stiors, coati -nes to be consulted as
mual at h's residence, 72 RoDNEY STREET, WE :POOL, on all
diseases arising rro,n ,mprtrience and excess; also, nervous debility,
involuntary bkishing, aff.:ction of mind and memory, eeneral lan-
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MUNE VARY AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening,

The Cotton Market to •cley was rather more active,
and prices were firmly maintained. The sales were
about 5,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation,
and for export, Messrs. Wright, jun., and Co.,
in their circular, iesuei for trdnsinission by the
Persia, supplies us with the follDwing remarks upon
the movement of the trade during the week :
Oar last tircnlar advises were dated 9th insant, and
forwarded par Europa. The American accounts, to hand
the following morning, indeced aFeculators to extend their
operations, and Cotton was in good demand at very full
rater, for all classes.. A sudden check was given to all
business on Monday, by the action of the Bank, in raising
the interest rate to 7 per cent. The public Funds, at the
same time, were very depressed, and the Continental
Exchanges and mercantile disasters assumed a threatening
aspect, causing apprehensions lest greater stringency
might be Lund necessary. in order to check the
export of our precious metals. Some large failures in
London and Glasgow tende3 to increase the gloom, and
fears of future troubles are more or less indulged , should
the panic in financial matters in America continue. There
is, however, more tone in our own monied circles, and the
desire to forward specie la, s somewhat abated, whilst large
arrivals of Gold from Australia have timely cone in to our
aid, and, coupled with more fa- ()arable political and com-
mercial advices from the East, have done much to allay
mistrust, though not quite re-establish order. Confidence
however, unshaken in the immediate future course of the
market being maintained, and passing events on the other
side of the Atlantic fully corroborate such views. Spinners
have considerably restricted t heir purchases of late, and by so
doing have drawn from their own stock about 25,000 bales.
Holders evince no &trio:Rion to press sales, and in
middling and the better classes the decline scarcely
amounts to a cinotatiOn ; the lower grades, however, are
more unsaleable at ad to id reduction. The total sales of
of the week amount ,o 25,380 bales, of which 16,600 are
American. Speculators have taken 9,410, and exporters
100 leaving 15,470 bales of all kinds to the trade. The
import for same time is 25,573 bales, of which 4,533 are
American. The quantity known to be at sea from Ame-
rican ports is about 13,000 bales.