11 MAY 1867, Page 3

The Luxemburg question being virtually settled, large quantities of money

(Stock) have continued to be absorbed by the public. Rather an important rise has, therefore, taken place in the value of National Securities. On Monday Consols for money were done at 91i ; yesterday, they closed at 92 to 92i for money, and 901 I ex. div. for the account. Reduced and New 3 per Cents., 891 90. India Bonds have been steady, at 47s. to 52a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 20s. to 25s. prem. Comparatively speaking, a large speculative business has been passing in foreign Bonds, whilst Railway Shares have partly recovered from the late severe depression. Money has been in fair request at 21 3 for the beat short paper.