... I SkTURDAY EVENING. A very deep impression was created to-day by the intelligence of the atrocious Fenian outrage at Clerkenwell, and, though it is believed that this fresh proof of the spirit which actuates the movers of this sedition will induce the government hence- forward to adopt stronger measures for the public protection, the funds were slightly prejudiced. The reduction in Consols, ...

... I LATEST LOXNDON MA'RKST. ?? . i. FEIDAY-EVNING.- D ?? WORY &c.-The isnposts of foreig5n wheat, .oatg, nda American barrtolld flonr hiveagain been irnportant tb3 week. The attpd2aceoofbayers at Mark-line to-day was smalD auld' the fittle bustness done int wheat, barley, oate,. beans, and pens, was at Monday'sirateg. Flour -wasdifll, and Ameriean tttiding downwards. ' , ?? Pracs(per Imperial ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. St St St 20 St St 20 TE00 St St St St St St St St St St St St St St ISt St St St St St St St St St 20 St St St St St St St St St St St St St St St 00 St 00 St 00 RAILWAYS. St io0 Brsol and Exeter too Camedoian all Cornwall ooo Dublin and ]Belfast junction too DundeePerth, &Abd.Juo~c. 6 East London all Ditto Scrip ton Glasgow and Sooth Western ...

... I FRIDAY EVENING. The mining market was firmer to-day, with an increased amount of fresh business, although atten-I tion was directed to the completion of the fort- nlahtlv settlement. East Lovell, Great South 3 'flgos., North Downs, Wheal Buller, Wheal Gren- villo), North Treskerby, West Caradon, Prince of Wales, and West Frances shares were in chief ] deaand, and most of them advanced. ...

... I BAHIA STEAM NA VIGATION COMPANY. The eleventh general meeting of shareholderi in the above company was held yesterday at Ethelburg. house, Bishopsgate, Mr. CHABLES LANE in the chair. The proceedings commenced with the reading of the re- pot i, from which it appeared that the balance of profit up to30th Junelastatthe rateof exchange was 15,3261. 12s.5d., being an increase over the ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. I , RAIL5VAVS. St rco Beistol and Exeter St roo Caledonian. St IO0 Cambrian ,. . 20 all Cornwall .. St 000 Dublin and Belfast Junction St 000 Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Junc. 20 6 East London -too all Ditto Scrip St 000 Glasgow and South Western St so Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stock St IWu Gt.Eaastern E.Atg.Stk.,No.2 St to Great North of Scotland .St IW ...

... MONEY MARKE.T. I THURSDAY AV~n;G. The stock markets opened this morning with firmness, and for some time showed a favourable tendency, but towards the close there were signs of an unfavourable reaction. Consols, the monthly settlement in which formed the chief business, closed at a fresh reduction of ' per cent., a check being given by some indications in the French Legislative Chamber that ...

... 1, - H I~~~ SANunDnA EvM;M,. The stock markets opened this morning with 0 dull appearance, and increased weakness afterward, became manifest. Consols closed at a reduction of k per cent. The steadiest of the markets was again that for foreign stocks, in which the recen- advance was fairly maintained. Bank shares met with an increased demand, and showed an upivard tendency. As regards American ...

... Meoday, Hal/jpasW One. At the opening of the Markets this morning, there was an advance of % to Y4 per cent. in Spanish Securities upon its being runmoured that funds had been placed in the hands of Messrs. BaringBrothers for more than one dividend. The Certificates marked i9yz to 19X ; the Passives, 26 to 26X ; New Three per Cents., 36ys to 36X. .Consols opened the same as on Saturday, or 92% ...

... I; .MOE M E.k: I , ?? E dN~( The funds to-day were again dull, and Console c closed at a further reduction of 1-16 to i per cent. This seems to be chiefly due to the arrangerments in preparation for the I monthly settlement to-morrow, which show an adequate, though by no means liberal supply of stock. The tendency to dulness was, perhaps, increased by the evidence afforded in the despatch from ...

... :: . ' I. qI i .. ?? !va I, I I 0 ?? ?? $,,a -,ib ,le :. ting of 'bondholdotnii ot being membera ' of 'e Boideilderea' lrteetioci cilty,'lyas heldiyester_ t . syait the Lo Undon Tavern, to tilce.:stspa0ritlie pwteca Itia o6;f the bdi~dhodr'neet.M.Jii IL.w5 i votedtot chir, a 3 m~eetiugalioirld'b'e nedcessary. - Whe'n the' bondhold'era'lit' 3nst his name was PrOPosed. awi embek 'f 'the6bd- ' ...

... IN DIA4 ?? A prelimh rmeetin g of shireholder wuheld yesterday at the London Tavern, to take into 'onsidera- tior the ?? of the beorta&b' . State ifor India' to purehaste thie Omess works for 'a 'sum in casha equivalent t o its paid-tsp capitals and dto coneeit rnaeasurea' for protcat- ing the oights and' inte'rests of the 'cosupant2 'pr~r to the general mneeting to be held on the 18bbh ms. ...