Moniteur announces the extinction of the 1890 loan
(1) The Moniteur of 3 December announces that on that date there remained due, on the loan of 6 March 1890, $ 29,676 56, and on the loan of 22 July 1891, $ 193,119 90; on the loan of October 1892 made through a financial syndicate, $ 700,378 12. On 18 October 1892, $ 13,786 had been distributed to the holders of the Légitime notes of $ 5. Further, on 21 November 1892, a sum of $ 18,221 35 American gold had been collected by the National Bank for the service of the loan of 6 March 1890, the extinction of which the Moniteur of 10 December 1892 announced. The 0.50 American gold which had been assigned to the repayment of this loan were to continue to be collected by the Bank to be used for the withdrawal of the Légitime notes of $ 5.
Rouzier tells this under the entry HAÏTI: Postal Union.