The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-10 00:00:00

31°141.EY MARKET- IND CITY NEWS.

There CITY, Two o'CLocK.
is no frther on in the general
413Pearance of the uMoneyalterati Market, but the tendency
1:3.1341meg favourable, and a further decline in the
inhnem rate of discount is expected at an early
at!. The opinion prevails in some quarters that
zereediate reduction will be announced, but the
!eneral impression is that a delay of at least
vl4°ther week will intervene, notwithstanding
easier terms upon which the mercantile c0m-
e,711114 are now enabled to obtain supplies; how-
iner, trade in almost every department continues
itl4:,!;ve, and the inquiry for commercial purposes
i;:"il exceedingly moderate. As the Banks and
leil'ea.ent houses have abundant supplies they are
ke ling to employ them at lower rates rather than
"theta idle and unproductive.
it; small amount of gold, viz., £6,000, was sent
the Bank of England yesterday.
1.118 Foreign Exchanges yesterday afternoon
d ~ibited
a slight decline in the rates on Amster-
Ramburg, and Paris ; but on Antwerp,
111111, and Trieste, the quotations were rather
-Per.
tha4°ld is now 5-10ths per cent. dearer in London
th, in Paris, and about 4 .10ths per cent. higher
in in Ramburg.
th.llo interest, viz., 6 per cent. per annum on the
1)7 and 5 per cent, upon the Bonds ofthe Royal
Away,
iolt. "-"allway, mill be paid on and after the 25th

~Bae'nen in the Liverpool Cotton Market yester-
tiii y continued active, and the previous advance was
114intained. The sales were about 15,000 bales.
° Market for Public Securities opened firmly,
voLttise of per cent. speedily occurred, but to-
to' the afternoon sellers appeared and a reac-
lo ilwitY tendency became apparent. The arrival of
4114 Prices from the Paris Bourse also produced
sit'Llfavourable effect. Consols for money have been
81:
alld 911 t, for the 10th prox. they have been
dot
2; and 91/ 4, The New Threes and the Re-
t4 are firmer, at 89/ 901; Bank Stock is 227
228} ; the 5 per Cent. Annuities are 107
cot° Stock remains at 2201 and 222 ; ditto 5 per
to t'', at 1001; and ditto New Scrip has improved
l a,9 ; and Exchequer Bills are steady at 7s. to
°reount.
Treign Securities have been dealt in to a fair
~Lsirl.t' and quotations are generally well supported.
tu.4Bh 6 per Cents. are 701 71 ex. div. ; ditto 1858,
4;464; Mexican remain at 231; Sardinian are
)11 et, at 82 ; Dutch 4 per Cents., at 981 ex. div. ;
14:4°,8 Ayres, at 891 ; and Chilian 41 per Cents.
° unproved to 821 83 ; Brazilian are steady, at

ib„111_ the Railway Share Market only a moderate
4;40t of business has been transacted, and prices
e .
ternkundergone little change of importance.
Counties and Norfolk have declined about
LWhile Great Westerns have improved 10s.
Oh Western, Brighton, Midland, and South
rn maintained previous rates.
44he Foreign and Colonial Markets have been
O4and prices are a shade flatter. South Austrian
vLombardo-Venetian realise 12-} ; Grand Trunk
ttliekaada have declined to 191; Great Western of
14 kits to 111; East Indian to 981 ; and Great
1411 Peninsular to 94 and 941.
Ltiot Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
illuo at almost previous values. Union of
S4°ll realise 231 I. Crystal Palace Stock has
eed to 31, and Peninsular and Oriental
to 69 and 691.
itm BRITISH FUNDS—ONE O'CLOCK.
St
Derek .. 228/ 27
kik ~,ezt. Reduced Annuities B9a 190 1
fo,,,exit. Consols Annuities
',Pet'f,Per Cent Annuities • 891 01
4dit'e'lt• Annuities
Ditt:tock •...
Nto66,Fer Cent
No berip
Ili% -ntaced Paper, 4 pert Cent —
ktG, 8 Per Cent
h —..Debenture's, 1858 96 61
j!Nois Ditto 1859
`tft.. forlAccount, May 9....
Flee r Bills, £l,OOO, 2d —
Nte Small£soo 3 dis
7 dis
littkiii, FOREIGN FUNDS—ONE O'CLOCK
mkti 6 per Cent .. 99
biti; Ayres, 6 per Cent.
Wit Account
te Deferred
,I)14_ G per Cent
llki-2 _ ti per Cent,
biZA 3 per Cent
•:'? Account
4101 6 per Cent.
1144. Ditto Account B2
I,bitth._3 per Cent.
4S-resolve • 161
bitto Per Cent ..
, Dividends
71
bpi buividends on the above payable in London.
tilit:'lchange, 12 Gull. 21 per Cent —
Certificates, 4 per Cent.

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TWO O'CLOCK.
Money 9lt
Ditto Account 9lt

Itto,
"4CINATioN 01 MR. EDWIN LIMES'.

•
be seen from the subjoined address that
141`'dwin James has determined to resign his seat
144.44iament, and that a vacancy in the represen-
111% of the borough of Marylebone is imminent.
144:atlemen,—With deep regret I return into your
41,4 the trust you have twice confided to me
Qe of your representatives in Parliament. I
it an imperative duty to make this cora-
kkleation first to you, and at the earliest mo-
ttlof my
t resolve. The faithful discharge
tithe onerous functions devolving upon a mem-
eoptlt so large a constituency as yours, and the
litt,:itut attendance at the discussion of all pies-
44ft atecting your interests, require a correspond-
tabblterifice of my professional pursuits, which I
110 e t, at present, afford to make. I did not seek
4olio'ePresentation of your borough as an empty
.
; it was my earnest wish, as it has been my
%lige endeavour, to prove myself worthy of the
ti„seuee you reposed in me, and I have devoted
:tyoge and faculties to the study and promotion
44;1 interests. I have seldom been absent from
and I resign my seat—the retention of
ap I Would not dishonour for any personal ad-
Mote--the moment I find that the punctual and
Illeob" Performance of my duties as your member is
Nlti-
kiisteitt with a more assiduous attention to the
the of ray profession. My memory will treasure
Lge teat hour of my existence the recollection of
7teth,nur you have conferred upon me, and the
,10114:",„ and friendship of many of you will, I hope,
114vsnm unchanged by the severance of our political
c4IA-118.--Believe me, EDWIN JAMES.—Tem-
'I4II 9, 1861.
4:

'411() 'v YLD AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.—Mr. 117: yld,
h; the rnembers for Bodmin, addressed a large meeting
4ltit,;ecnatituents in the Guildhall on Monday evening.
kittti:Picl said it had always been his custom to visit his
iLtlebts at least once a year, not precisely to give them
Nl4tUit of his stewardship, but, as it wore, to take
teal of them upon the events of the day, to repeat to
,441,,1'1bie of the events that had passed, and to judge what
qked their conduct would be in the future. Last year*
pot the good fortune to present himself to them, and
kr41,4 then engaged on a matter which he trusted would
distasteful to them. The Parliamentary session had
St 4 I°llg and wearisome one. During the session of
(At l!'erliarnent there was an arduous struggle going on in
eVlh;e4illsula of Italy, and a man whom he was proud to
b:1 friend—Garibaldi—was struggling there to emanci-
kl;44 country, and to confer freedom upon some twenty
41,8 cf people; he (Mr. Wyld) had humbly assisted
,7t totll7ting the earlier part of the year, and he went out to
'At ;gat assistance he could render him at a later period of
porekr' AI 'lv ld proceeded to say that, in his opinion,
w r. „ y.
5;411,,' ete only three great events of the last session of
4ilent Which were for a moment worthy of considera-
lattlely, the Reform Bill, the commercial treaty with
eep' and the attempt to repeal the paper duty. After
41to stingupon these subjects, the hon. member entered
ah7c statistics respecting Parliamentary Reform and
wktk and navy, and gave his opinion that Ministers, as
t)
-"1101u., were bound to bring forward a Reform Bill.
ofnlllins proposed, and Mr. Scantlebury seconded, a
tre°llfidenee in Mr. Wyld, which was adopted ; after
1.41 t ext-4r. 13urton proposed a resolution whereby the meet-
'ketior„teased its indignation at the great increase in the
lkfttr ef late years. This was seconded and also carried,
which the
meeting separated.

1411), 'IIZT COUNCIL.—The Cabinet Council origi-
t:* (71,11M:toned for to-day has been postponed till to-mor-
- 1/4141-e—ursday), owing to the indisposition of Viscount
IteAdediltt°ll. We understand that the Premier fully in-
-4E4 b- 1.0 leave Broadlands for town on Monday, but he
lifel%ll detained at his couatry seat by an attack of gout.to
t°*47,dBiliP will, in all probability, be able to comine
an
tveliiia'°lll Hampshire to-day. The announcement
kt Paper that there was a Cabinet Council yesterday
bou_..e First Lord of the Treasury's official residence, in
g•strest, is without foundation.