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The market works by transporting your surplus to it via donkey. Once you have you select the item you want to trade in the top row and the item you want to trad for in the bottom. Then select how many of the items you want to trade. As long as you have enough the green OK button will be lit. Click on it when you are ready . Once the deal is done you transport the traded goods to where you want them via donkey. Also because markets have a lot of space you can use them just generally store surplus in a pinch (so if you figure out you really need another barn but don't have time or resources to get one done before the harvest you can clear space in existing ones by shifting, say, your excess flax into the market, even if you don't want to trade it)
Oh, it's also worth knowing that while donkey in caravan stables won't be subject to wolf attacks, ones in farms are. Also donkeys do eventually die of old age, even in caravans.
Getting lots of donkeys (In a single game) vie expedition is how you get the Ferdinand Magellan achievement.
That achivement is for finishing 50 expeditions. It has absolutely nothing to do with donkeys.
If you want to fill a donkey famr up fast just build multiple caravan stables, transfer the 1 donkey from each to the farm, then destroy the extra stables.