The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

FALKIRK TRYST.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 11.-The show of blank cattle was
very short, being fully one-third lees than last year at thin
time. Although the morning was rather wet, the stock Imo
a fair appearence. It was principally composed of North
and West Highland cattle ; a good many country-fed
beasts, also shorthorns and Irish cattle-the latter kind
being rather extensive. The stock, epee the whole, was
not in the condition that has been seen, sad the really good
lots of driaing cattle would be no less than five per cent. be-
low the prices obtained at this time lest year. The West
Highland heifers were particularly is demand, and
brought lest year's prices, hut if they bed been in the
ram- oreditios as last yea., the priers would have been
reasidtrably enhascvd, is consequence of the progress
that grass and turnips have made during the last
month. The rows (rem the West Highlands were not
-o g .nd ea bas been seers here at • September market,
with the exception of one or two lots, which brought the
•Lriees of last year. The polled tattle were rather heavy in
point of netnews, end et the close of the market a number
of this kind remained unsold for to-morrow's market. The
shorthorns effected all tut a e'earsese, and brought similar
priers to recent market.. At the close there were also
several North Highland beasts undisposed of.
Mr. William Brown sold his two-year-old shorthorns
from 'IL 10s. to 141. ; three • ysu old', 131. 10a. to 201., as
cording to condition end weight ; Mr. Ritchie, saleessee,
Edinburgh, ,old a Int of sis-qoorter cress heifers at 61. 10s.,
also • lot of Irish 'tot 'mkt at 71., 61. 10r., and 61. 155.,
and h'oreht lot of the same description at 71. 12s. 6d.
61. 12a. 64., and 61 104. Mr. Swan, Edinburgh, with th.;
exemption of Mr. Brown, was the only person who held
shorthorn stock, the following of whiels are the miler :-
A lot of 40 three-Trued& to Mr. Anderson, KirkealdY,
at 201, • • lot of 40 t.- Mr Bowman, Fife, et 171 ; two-year-
olds, &large lot, to Mr. Proodfoot, East Lothian, end Mr.
M'L.ren, Forfaeshire. at 141 10a. • slot of the same kind to
Mr. Ssederun, Weer Lothian, at 14/. fc. • a lot to Mr. Ford,
Creignsiller, at 111. 12' 6d. ; • lot of arks to Mr. Drum-
mon I, Loe gime., at 71 6. ; also a large lot of Yorkshire'
calves were deepened of at priers ranging from 41. to 61. 6e. ;
a lot of twadvear old West Highland mots at 61. lOr -the
densaed for the letter kind was fair, but no use observable.
A lotof tbree.yeer old West Highland heifers was bought
by Mr. Middle! at Pl., another lot 81. 65., and • lot of three.
year old Lewis Deities at 41 15s A dealer from Northum-
berland bought • lot of six quarter and two year-old country
rattle, usraging 41. Mr. Meet Mae, Lett/relay, Argyle.
shire, sold sixty West Highland heifers, at 91. 10s.,
and forty cows cud heifers at 91. 7.1. 6.1.-theee would
be about • shade beck from last year. Three-
year-old Angus rolled cattle of the better kind
would ran shout 181. 10.., the secondary quality at 161.,
and the third about 141-Sting very sear the prices
of retest markets. Mr. Campbell, Kintyre, sold a lot of
Sky. heifers at 7L, end another lot at 61 2.. 61. Mr. W.
Smith, salesman, Edinburgh, sold the follo.ieg lots of two-
year-old Irish cattle at 111. 10.., 91 10s., 101. 165.. 101, and
121. 104.; else one year-tilde at 61 161., 71., 61. 55., 61.,
71 65., 61 10.., 51. fie., and 61. M. The price. obtained for
the two-year-old Irish stock would be from Ws. to 20.. ab .ve
'sat market; and for the others the price was rather less.
Tine above quotations of the Irish stock ma be taken as a
criterion of the market. The Messrs. Baird, of Girt..
*hereto, had bought ter them • lot of three-year-old West
Highland Mote at 91. 65.; and Mr. Wilson, of Dunce van
Ironworks, had • lot of s similar description at 91.3 e. 6d.
The show of fat was nue manly good, bat brought no
higher prices than recent market.
Milk cows were very abundant, and what was disposed of,
the better quality fetched about 181. a bead, the second
quality about 141, end down to 101. At the aloes, • good
number of the inferior kinds maraud trueold

WIDWEIDAT, B.oot. 12 —As was anticloated from the
Clow of last night's tut ending.. the show came up to what
won supposed—s gond many Irish cattle, and a few lots of
Dolled cattle. Tks Irish two-year olds supported the prices
of yesterday ; hut the year-olds were a shade less. The
polled settle suffered to-day what was exacted yesterday. a
reduction of 6 per cen'. upon the inferior kind', and 21 per
ern?, upon the better kinds; and even at the close to.day
it was summed that a number of this kind would be turned
off unsold.
Noses AND WIRT COUNTRY CATTLIL—The show was
rather of an inferior description ; and what was done in
the few heifers would be ahea 2, per sant. beow
terday ; and the state would be about 6 per cent. Tke
Highland cows that were left yesterday were all bat
unreliable to-day, and the tranno•ions that were effected
would be at least n per out. below yesterday's prime.
COUNTRY CATTLII.—A goodly number DM on the
stance, and what was really good brought the prima of yes.
orday—but these were bought in small lots; end the infe-
rior description snot a simpler market to that of the Irish
first elate eat•le. At the close of the market, a considerable
number of the Irish stock remained amid, and ,a few of
the Ayrshire..
Hosts MARRS?. —The show of horses was very name
zone. Pint-class draught horses were scaree ; and
the 'Principal holders ware Means. MMinlay and Yale,
of Glespw, Mama. T. Hamilton of Haddington, and
Jams Fleader.on of Edinburgh, who sold a very con.
did.rable number of the above kind at prices mediae
et no 431. to 661, and the secondary quality Item 201 to 401.;
sad tuitions other useful animals at from 201. to 261. for
farming puritans. Hocks snit horse. in that line, for Job-
bing purposes, were folly 21 per cent. below recent
markets. Then being few fleet-clue draught horses In the
market, they supported their priors ; but beast. from 301.
to 401. in • to would be about 51. a head Ina. Mr. Phibbe
from Inland bad about 40 very superiors:tolls and Allies, and
sold a good somber of them at an Grump of 41. a heed be-
low recent markets. Mr. Macdonald, horse dealer, Main-
bunt, hat a very large lot of highland goalie, which met
a similar »dudes, in point of vase, to those of the
Irish.—Ediabvegit Cawood.

THE CROPS AND THS LABOUR MARKST.—Daring
.he Bar weather enjoyed last week the corn and bay in this
part of the county WAD rapidly sot and saved. The pre-
' done rains had considerably injured the quality of any bay
exposed to their Infiseesee, bat otherwise did not do much
harm eseept by lodging the heavy corn. A good deal of
oars still remains on the stack among the high hills which
have liven the name to glievardagh. In the commencement
of the week labourers were hired as high se 3e. a day, and
as unlimited somber might have got employment at 2s. 6d.
Macy perms. preferred remaining idle to accepting hire at
the last figure, and, what is more to be rrgretted, prevented
those inclined to accept it from so doing. The consequesee
of this foolish combination wee, that those who refined such
sensually good bin on Monday could not get more than
le. Ed. on Tuesday, a large somber of labourers having
comet* the town, and many of them remained idle through
the greater part of the week —Clouted Chronicle.

WRECK Or A TRANSPORT.—VIANN% SEPT. b.--
Tin Canterbury (tpt Nn. 80). of Lapdogs, from Corfo to
Portmostb, with invalids, was wrecked to the smith of this,
pert this morals" ; all hoods mood.
A VESSEL ON SWIM—Dove", SEPT. 14.—The
Cisofp Woolf., barge., Iron Shields to Rearm, is on
shop. our Now Romney, with elms foot water 4 hot
bold.

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