The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-28 00:00:00

PUBLIC COMPANIES IN

PALELIANINT.

The following bills are allotted for consideration
la eamialitass of the Beam of Lords :---Grest Northern
and Western of Ireland Railway ; Wycombe Railway;
Lander and Blackwell Railway Lon&n, rillearY, sad
Southend ; Fariogdon Railway ; Waterford sod P
Ceylon Railway ; Sidmonth Railway and Harbour ; Ihrotiea
and Perth and Aberdeen Junction ; Alford Val4erisatint I
Londonderry and Coleraine Railway Dagenham ;
Dock ; Norwich Corporation ; Bradford Corporation Wake ;
Dove y Reelection; Berwick -on-T woad Harbour; Barnsley
Board of Health and South Holton Corporation. Them •
committees in theComenous resume their sittings to-morrow
('Tuesday), and others on Hay b.
RECOVIZT or COSTS L'r CASES Or Brus WITUDISAWF
oa Asaarnoiren.—A petition has been presented to the ;
Houses of Lards and Commons by the trustees of the
harbour of Carcuuyon, complaining of the expense and
annoyancethey and others are constantly put to by irrespon-
sible parties and irompaniea in their application to parlia-
ment for acts to make railways, &0., but which are not
carried out, and pray that the house will pass mush a
measure as will give public bodies and todiyidoal the power
of reomerisg costs against parties projecting such rail-
way and other bills, but which are ultimately with-
drawn or abandon:xi.

beans iu short supply, and dearer by Cal. to la. per qr.
Prime to the grower:-Wheat, white, new, sth. to file.,
63115. per bushel ; red. new, 55a. to 69e., 631 be. per bushel.
Oats, new, is. to la. Old per stone. Beatci, 40e. to 42a.
per qr. of 19 stone.
Wotionwrine, Anus 26.-At this day's market there was
a fair supply of wheat from the farmers, who generally held
for previous rates, but to effect sales a reduction of la. per
qr. had to be submitted to. Barley Is. to 2s. per yr. &are,.
Oats unaltered, with very little doing. Peas Is, per qr.
dearer. More inquiry for beans.
Yon; APRIL 26. -The attendance today wan hardly so
numerous as last week, and there meanly a middling supply
of who". Sao progressed quietly, and late rates were
generally maintained. Prices for white sorts ranged from
00s. to 64e. ; red, 64a. to 60a. per 36 stone. Very little
barley oasis to hand, and with a firm feeling in the trade
prices were in favour of the seller ; melting sold at 345. to
Us. per qr. ; grinding, 30s to 325. per 30 stone. Oats were
barely an average show, and sold steadily at the full curren-
cies of the week preceding-225. to 24,. per 24 stone.
10111LCALDT, APRIL 26i -Again a good deal of rain his
fallen, but we have a milder temperature. The sowing of
oats and barley, as well as the planting of potatoes, can
only be proceeded with on dry hind. On the tamper binds
a eansideratde breadth remains unlown. Seed potatoes
have become exceedingly scarce and high priced. At our
erantry markets this week supplied; of all kinds of grain
eontinne vary scanty, and again erat, and barley are Is. per
qr. dearer. ()ate same asstla week. Here, to-day, we had
a fair supply of wheat, large of oat, and small of barley.
Bales reedy. Wheat and oats about last week's rides.
Barley Ix per qr. dearer. Wheat, new, 425. to 59e. per
qr. • barley, new, 265. 6d. to 345. 3d. ; oats, new, 21s.
to as.
WaTWORD, Arad. 26.-We have not a single foreign
arrival to report this week, and coastwise scarcely 200 'Fa
of grain of any kind have reached us. The improved fett-
le? noted in our market on Seitarday last has been main.
tamed, and for all articles of the trade we have experienced
a rod inquiry. Foreign wheat has sold largely at very full
price*, and holders are now looking for an advance of 3d. to
6d. per barrel. Prepared Irish wanted for mixing, but t..e
liminess of sellers cheeks business. Barley 6d. per barrel
dearer. Oats : Early in the week some small parcels were
taken at ea enhancement of 2d. to 3d. per karrel, but
holders new refuse to sell without a further advance or 31.
per barrel. Indian corn in vary large demand at extreme
rates for American, while Black Bea qualities bring 3d. per
barrel mere money. Flour in favour of sellers. Imparts
this wesio-Wheet, ell) qrs. • Indian corn, 117 ; flour, 40
barrels, 10 sacks. Exports! this week :-Osts, 2,550 barrels ;
lacks.

OATTLE.—CARLIALE, APRIL 28.—The supply of stock
ea the sands to-day, although not large, was oonsidwably
larger than last week, and consisted of about 8 droves of
Irish cattle, aad calving cows, and 9 lots of
Olueriet, half-bred. and cross sheep. The quality of the
whole of the stock was generally of a middling and in-
ferior hied. There was a poor attendance of buyer, and
trade up to nearly noon was quite inanimate, the only
itspdry being for sheep, but owing to the prioes asked
being beyond the views of intending purchasers there were
no sales made. We had again a large supply of pigs in
our market, of fair average :quality. There was only •
small attendance of buyer, and although trade was slow, a
fair average business was done, at prisms rather under the
reduced rates of last week. About GO art/cads were
shown, and sold at from 15e. to 201. for the best, and Rs.
to 14s. for secondary and lifferior kinds. A clearance not
effected.