Seeking Mexico Experts For Identification Help

I have multiple back of the book items from Mexico that I could use help identifying. I was able to ID all my documentary revenues, but these have been trickier. Fare amount of info online about revenues from Mexico, but I am still missing some info for these. Looking to determine their specific usage and when they were issued if there is a Mexico expert out in the community.

Second one and third one : "Renta Interior" (internal revenue)
# 213 and # 142 in Forbin catalogue.
Years of issue are written on the stamps.

The pair at the right were duty stamps for cigars as it reads cigaros.
The one at the bottom reads timbre mexico mercancias; mercancias are (trade) goods / freight.

Forbin : "taxes sur les marchandises" (taxes on goods indeed) # 14,year 1883

The "E.P." on the stamp top right might mean 'Emisión Permanente.' There exist several of such fiscal stamps depicting trades, agriculture, etc.
The bottom part is a 'talón' and includes the inscription of the printers: TALLERES DE IMP(RESIÓN) DE EST(AMPILLAS) Y VALORES MEXICO. That name of the state printers of Mexico dates the stamps no earlier than the 1930s.

To add to other comments -

First - Renta interior (EP for emission perpetuo) - 1945 2c orange (R797)
Second - Renta interior - 1903 1c orange (R213)
Third - Renta interior - 1897 2c blue (R142)
Right - Cigaros - "C" specific date not given (TC093)
Bottom - Mercancias Coutizadas - 1883 1/2 cent claret (M16) (A short lived series to tax priced merchandise)

ID #s are from Mexican Revenue Stamps catalogue, published by MEPSI.

Thanks everyone for the assistance. I have been going through my entire back of the book collection to catalog everything and have been getting a bit overwhelmed at times so I appreciate all the comments and info.