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IHe Value of Horses.-One of the Robert sons, in his letters on South America, states that he still has in his possession contracts which he made at Goya, s.with an estanclero, for twenty thousand wild horses, to be taken on his estate, at the price of medic f6a Cts.

 each; that is to say, three pence for each live horse or mare The slaughter of them costs three pence head more; and stalking and cleaning the hides, once more, three pence !; and, lastly, like sum for carting to Goya- making the whole cost one shilling for each skin. Of this contract, ten thousand animals were delivered; the skins were packed in bales, and sold in Buenos Ayres, at six rials, [75 cents, or three shilings each, and they sold ultimately in England for seven or eight shillings, that is, the skins sold for about 2,800 or 5000 per cent on the first cost of the horse from which the skin was takcn.- Such is the accumulatiye value sometimes of the produce which is taken from the hands of the grower, in one country, before 1t gets into the hands of the consumer, in another"