The Condition CT Texns.
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The revenues Of Texas for five years, including
1874, have been reported officially, as follows:
RereHue Of the Republic Of Tsras for fire years.
Import duties 1921 as5O05 1881 I5i 26s col 4i3
Liesa:s:, $3.50 VS5 sSSS iS55s 's,si5 5s.sis
Sales Of land.


town lots, fine


Diiss' @ 'ass'. sOsoo 5s.7Os 1882 $500 So7so


s2oSO2l 357,Ols 2s7,56l sO2.O54 252 2os
The amount of goods imported and exported, has
been as fOlows:


Imports and Exports Of Tsras


1887 to lS4O. Is43. 1874.
Import. 'f@GT @s7Ssai SSssaIi) 4,7ao5 ess 5os
ExrOrts 795'Ss7 4i5.76s 6i5.iiS
Excess Of imp. 4.O77.O54 1.fs7 7l,ss4
The assessors returns of slaves are as follows:


Under Is. Is to so. Over 80. Total
1910 4,992 $3.50 432 1923
Is4S 224Io


Increase llO77
The taxed personal property in 1910 was as follows
Neat cattle, liable to pay tax e565I
Saddle horses, ditto S04
Work horses and mules, ditto 44oS
Stud and race horses, ditto 81
Carriages, ditto 2IS
wa,ches-gOd, 52a; silver, 652; total li74
Cl0eks-wooden, 459 other, 20I total GO
Amount of poll tax collected in 1910 $3.50
The imports of the four years ending in 1910 were
large, consequent upon the property of emigrants
going in with them. Since then their industry has
swollen the exports of the country, and the imports
have become reduced TO more regular trade. The
slave population, 1t appears, has doubled In three
years, and will FIJI up rapidly under the wing of
the Eagle.-BoSton Statesman.