The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-13 00:00:00

FALKIRK TRYST.

WITMESDAY, SIPT. 11.—Thitinar."—Gt resumed today
with much grewer animation than characterised the procerd-
ings of the previous day. There was a larger show of stock ;
the sales effected were more numerous, and the prmcs
realised were alio, in general, better. Oa the whole, how.
ever, the market was rather inferior to that of bat year,
both so regards the display of cattle on the ground and the
stuns obtained for them.
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The predominance in point of numbers was decidedly in
favour of the West Highland and Irish breeds. The turn-
out of animals belonging to these classes was unusually large.
Many very fine lots appeared on the ground—several of
them having been brought from a considerable distance.
Prices were good, sod buskins rather extensive. For fine
heavy cattle 7/ to 71, 10.. was paid. Sem. excell.nt two.
year olds brought Gt. A less figure was received, however,
for ordinary specimens, end consequently something under
these may be considered the ruling priors.
In other descriptions of stock the show was not so great,
and at the commencement business was exceedingly dull.
Offers were indeed under the prices obtained on the pre-
ceding day. There was, however, a numerous attendance of
buyers, and holders were therefore Induced to reject the
moderate terms put before them, in the hope that an im-
provement would be effected. They were not disappointed.
As the day advanced the market rallied, and a rather brisk
besieges was finally transacted, at rate. much above those
previously talked of. The show of abort-horns and cross
breeds was very good. That of Angus and Aberdeenshire
was scarcely tqoal to those of forma years. Fat cattle, as
compared with =Mb, brought rather more money. Y unit
stock sold well and rca-lily. A large amount of gash must
have changed hands; though at the conclusion there were
several lots unsold. . . . . .

The demand for sheep was brisk, end the business in
that dependent was weedily got through. Higher pries
were obtained than was generally expected would be the
ease. Black-tared wedders and Cheviots were both peril
calmly *ought after, and a considerable advance in prior
was maned tor them. The number remaining unsold war
slight, but it was found impracticable, late in the day, to
procure anything like the terms that had been previously
got without difficulty. There were not many large droves
on the Around, and the apparent paucity of numbers stimu-
land sales at first. It ta reed out, however, that there we,
1 a sufficient supply to meet purchasers and the rise in price
having checked the demand to some extent, when the but
lota were picked out, prime naturally receded.
The number of horses brought forward was greet—useful
draught beasts constituting the main feature of the show.
The market, bowever, retained the sans characteristics as
those exhibited oa the former day. It wee dull in the ex-
treme. The sales which actually took place were very
limited in number, and the prices indifferent. The class
spudded was almost the only one in regard to which any-
thing war done. There were instances of Bee animals
bringing handsome aems—but the average was low ; 201
may be set down as an approximation to it. Hopes, how-
ever, were entertained that the state of 'Batten would be
bettered today.
The alteration in the arrangements which regulate the
fair as to the Use of meeting, continue to be a source of
moth dissatisfaction, and hal thrown considerable nem-
lately into the calculations of dealers. In the absence of
all intimation to the contrary, it should be understood, how-
ever, that they will be adhered to on next °Mon.—Daily
Moil.

AtiECDOTI OP THE LLTZ Blit R. PESL.—Sir
HMert propmsd to have the portrafts taken of some of the
principal friends and colleagues with whom he had been
neonate& in public life, and ter this purpose sent for one of
the mast eminent artists of the day in that department. The
portraits were to be 10 in number; and, after generally
explaining his wishes, be allied what would be the price ?
"Three nundr•d guineas each," was the answer. " Very
well." He tuck up a piece of paper and wrote—" there is
a cheque for fifteen hundred guineas in the meantime. Yon
say begin with Lord Hardinge, who is soon to go out
Lsdia." He banded the cheque as vastly and freely as if
it bad been merrily an order for admission to the gallery of
the RO' of Commons—. elms,. added the gentlemen,
when relating the eirearnetanos, "at the very first, and
without remark or preface, giving me so good as an annuity
of 75 guineas peg Imam."
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