Spain's treasury has swelled magnificently this day, recording net revenues of some 1.2 million silver—a sum that owes much to the diligent stewardship of NAEP and BUCAN, whose combined holdings of forty-four ports continue to swell the Crown's coffers. Great Britain, commanding the Caribbean's largest naval footprint with seventy-one ports in her keeping, followed at half that figure, whilst France and her remaining eleven strongholds collected a more modest 362 thousand. Even the Pirate nation, represented chiefly by TROP's formidable thirty-nine-port portfolio, has contrived to scratch together respectable returns. The calm that has settled over the peace server shows no sign of rupture. No battle reports, no frantic queuing of attacks, no desperate scramble for contested ports—only the steady accumulation of wealth by those already fortunate enough to hold territory. KAMI's British holdings and OCB's French outposts round out the day's principal revenue earners, each a monument to the stability that marks these times. In such tranquility, even the smallest clan may see its fortunes improve at the tap of a ledger pen.