CHAPTER VI.

Places where the impost or tax has been collected.	Product of the tax from 1835 to 1839, both inclusive.	Product of the tax from 1840 to 1844, both inclusive.	Increase of yield of tax during the last five years.	Decrease of yield of tax during the last four years.	Value of total silver product in dollars, 8 1 / 4 per mark.	Mean annual product of silver in dollars, at 8 1 / 4 per mark.
Alamos...........	....................	16,806..6.. 25 / 10	16,806..6.. 25 / 10	...................	1,109,247..1..9	110,924..5.. 9.. 3
Hermosillo.......	5,773..0.. 3	10,275..0.. 1	4,501..7..10	...................	1,059,170..6..0	105,917..0.. 7.. 2
Rosario..........	2,517..2.. 4	8,939..4.. 3	6,422..1..11	...................	756,150..2..6	75,615..0.. 3.. 0
Mazatlan.........	....................	4,100..5.. 4	4,100..5.. 4	...................	270,644..0..0	27,064..3.. 2.. 4
Oajaca...........	2,450..3.. 8	.....................	...................	2,450..3.. 8	161,730..2..0	16,173..0.. 2.. 4
Tasco............	1,474..0..10	.....................	...................	1,474..0..10	97,290..7..0	9,729..0.. 8.. 4
Totals...........	$937,884..4.. 23 / 10	$1,051,914..6.. 31 / 10	$196,907..1.. 81 / 10	$83,776..7.. 75 / 10	$131,267,354..2..10	$13,126,735..3.. 5.. 81
Deduct decrease........................	83,776..7.. 75 / 10	See table No. 1, in the Report of the Mexican Minister of Foreign and Domestic Relations, for 1846.
Difference in favor of increased yield of tax (and of course of production) during the last period of five years............	$113,130..2.. 0

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