The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

Nock on hand this day ....ark
Delivery last week
Ditto from lst Jana
Arrival last week
Ditto from lst June
Pries Y.C. per cwt this day
Ditto Town LA May

21,178
2.825
*152
9,566
53.763
496. 6d.
536. dd.

45,108
LIM
u 590
Mm
MAU
594. Dd.
M. ad.

11.617
2,316
Age
13,8111
74.662
611.41`
616. Id.

Arden/ tor ths weak muting Nov. 14 last par, Alla casks, ease
dellva7 1,674 aria. The arrival last wssk oomprised &SO
rash, from U. Petersburg, 70 from South America, and 617 tom
other place. Total, 8,619 cults.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The number of beasts is much smaller than for some
time gad, and the average quality is only second rate.
Choice kinds are consequently readily sold at higher
prices. Trade is more active for all descriptions. We
have a very abort supply of good sheep ; they have realised
a considerable &draws. Good C4ives are also dearer. Our
foreign supply cavists of 1,235 beasts, 4,530 sheep, 122
chases, sod SO pigs.
Per stone of subs. I. 4. a A. Per stone of 13tb4 s. 4. a 4.
Bert deans. Harolds 410 6 0 Beet Duet Ht-AMA,
Beet Short.horne 4. 410 Beet Loog-w0015.... 6 0 5 4
Seem! qua bowls 64 4 0 Do. do. Mesa
(laves
Piss
114oLDast1IN-lar!da h 4 6 8 I&a

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and lambs, 18.700 ; Calves.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that ins samples an
still sought alter ; other sorts neglected. Duty duly ex-
pected to be declared officially.

COAL MARILET.—(THD3 DAY.)
Walls lad Russell Bitten. 225. ; Walls End South
Hartlepool, 22t. ; Walls End 225. 6d. ;Walla End Eden,
gd. ; Walls End Thorpe, 265. 9d. ; Musgrave, 19s. 6d. ;
Walls lad scorn Close, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Fruniwall,
gate. 2la. ed.; Lyons Main, 19s. 6d. ; Holywell, 17s.
wyjni, 17s. ; Takashi Moor Butes, Os. 3d; Old
Hartley, 17s. ; Davidson's Hartley, 175.; Hastings Hartley,
17e ; Howard's Hartley. 171.; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 9d.-
60 ships at market.

Ms IRISH BRIGADI of DUBLIN.—About 100
members of the brigade arrived in Dublin on Friday night
by special train from Cork. At the Kingsbridgo ternunue
they were addressed in oongratulatory terms by the Rev.
Canon Pope, who was in attendanee to receive them on the
ied of the central committee in Dublin. They afterwards
in groups of tens and twenties to the various
houses and taverns in the neighbourhood. Yeater-
day numbers of them paraded the principal streets, with
green leaves in their caps, and followed by crowds— "gents"
and boys, who cheered them enthusiastically. Some of
them wore medals on their breasts, and their costume was
of the most medley and nondescript character. Several of
them attended mass at the Roman catholic church, Marl-
boroagh-street, where a sermon was preached by Dr.
Cullen. _

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ARRIVAL OF THE IRISH BRIOADIL—Qutairn-
Town_ RATERDAT.—Tho Irish Brigade arrived here at ten
o'clocit this morning OD board the steamer Des, and met a
meet enthosisetic reception. A deputation from Cork, with
a band, met the Bliss& at the animism to the harbour,
and escorted the steamer to Passage, the band playing an
timid airs, while the mend the Bilged. crowded the pad-
dle-boses and rigging of the Dec, cheering most van-
feronely. As the Dee steamed closely pad her Majesty's
ships flanspamil and Hswk the royal standard was lowered.
The seen appesred lateltity, and, physimily, DODO the worse
for the campaign.