Withdrawals and incinerations

By 1 May 1884 the first issue had reached $4,168,360^{El Diario del Hogar, 8 May 1884} and ultimately reached $4,327,360.

By [ ] the following had been withdrawn and were held

in the main office	$2,281,912
in Puebla	140,000
in Querétaro (up to 29 April)	12,101
in Oaxaca (up to 29 April)	4,477
in San Luis Potosí	32,960
in branches	8,619
Total	$2,480,069

leaving $1,847,291 remaining in circulation^{El Diario del Hogar, 8 May 1884: El Tiempo,}

An incineration took place on 23 June^{El Tiempo, 28 June 1884}. By 30 June the amount still in issue was $1,016, 779 and the bank began to incinerate the $3,311,181 retired. They had burnt $2,660,900 in notes of $1,000, $500 and $100^{La Libertad, Año VII, Núm. 162, 20 July 1884}.