27 APRIL 1867, Page 3

In the early part of the week, although the purchases

of money (Stock) were somewhat numerous, the Consul Market was in a feverish state, arising out of the Luxemburg question. Since then, however, more confidence has been shown, and prices have had an upward tendency. Yesterday, Consols, both for money and time, left off at 94, 91; Reduced and New Three per Cents.,, 89i, ; India Bonds, 47s. to 52s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 20s. to 253. prem. Foreign Bonds and Railway Shares have fluctuated considerably in price. Bank and other shares have been much neglected. The best short commercial paper has been discounted at 2i per cent.