Notes in circulation

The monthly balance sheets of the Banco Peninsular Mexicano recorded the following information.

	1908	1909	1910
January		4,174,762	4,117,994
February		4,185,714	4,199,813
March		4,231,124	4,029,656
April	5,348,935	3,972,513	3,961,012
May	5,642,795	4,083,853	4,125,416
June	5,514,385	4,291,178	4,000,276
July	5,313,910	3,797,645	3,909,043
August	5,327,550	3,826,596	3,990,421
September		3,777,551	4,267,524
October	5,474,662	4,059,821	3,696,577
November	5,460,393	4,084,300	3,572,730
December	5,320,542	4,028,655	3,337,490

Annual average	4,084,568	4,042,809	3,933,996

	1911	1912	1913	1914	1915
January	3,441,720		3,407,673	4,169,928
February	3,322,900	3,354,635	3,507,666	4,120,306	5,838,916
March	3,330.909	3,440,335	3,726,331	3,999,690
April	3,145,015		4,296,916	4,464,541
May	3,367,639	3,409,440		6,233,143
June	3,389,347	3,416,615		6,673,576
July	3,343,247	3,160,634		6,686,196
August	3,344,132		4,336,827	6,571,849
September	3,309,880			5,893,425
October	3,238,074	3,227,583		6,051,369
November	3,147,721	3,276,111	5,197,496
December	3.050.394	3,446,849	4,515,706	5,901,043

Annual average

The bank continued to redeem its notes after the revolution. In February 1928 it still had outstanding $1,065,663^{The Los Angeles Times, 18 February 1928. The newspaper actually says $1,065,66361}.