In Zacatecas, 33-2/32 per ct. Guanajuato, 21-12/32 " " San Luis Potosi, 7-22/32 " " Pachuca, 6-24/32 " " Guadalajara, 5-4/32 " " Mexico, 4-26/32 " " Durango, 4-18/32 " " Guadalupe y Calvo, 3-24/32 " " Chihuahua y Jesus Maria, 4-18/32 " " In Rosario, Cosala and Mazatlan, 2-26/32 per ct. Sombrerete, 2-22/32 " " Parral, 1-6/32 " " Zimapan, 28/32 " " Alamos, 27/32 " " Hermosillo, 26/32 " " Oajaca, 2/32 " " Tasco, 1/32 " " These statements do not include the precious metals produced in Mexico, which were either clandestinely disposed of or used in the manufacture of articles of luxury.[21] _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ | | | _TABLE exhibiting the places and the amount of Tax collected at each, on every mark of silver, during the ten years from 1835 to 1844, | | designed to show the relative productiveness of the various silver districts throughout the Mexican Republic._ | | | |====================================================================================================================================================| |Places where the |Product of the tax | Product of the tax | Increase of yield |Decrease of yield | Value of total | Mean annual product | |impost or tax has |from 1835 to 1839, | from 1840 to 1844, | of tax during the |of tax during the | silver product in | of silver in dollars, | |been collected. |both inclusive. | both inclusive. | last five years. |last four years. | dollars, 8-1/4 | at 8-1/4 per mark. | | | | | | | per mark. | | |__________________|_____________________|______________________|____________________|___________________|___________________|_______________________| | | | | | | | | |Zacatecas........ |$350,715..7.. 9 | $306,620..5.. 1 | ...................|$44,095..2..