Forts renamed and South American tensions reported
The report notes retirement rear admiral James H. Strong's death in Washington and Forts Winfield Scott and Mason naming in San Francisco harbor. It covers November bond exchanges totaling 20.31 million, new commissioners for a 25 mile Northern Pacific survey on Clark's Fork, a South American crisis threatening U S interests at Isthmus Panama, a Chilean demand against Colombia, and possible naval action. It lists debt reduction, a Champaign Illinois bank charter, a bank debt table, and notes on military officers Leperecat Bruener and Blucher, plus two weeks of business failures and a dramatic suicide attempt in Buffalo and the death of Henry E. Morony.
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Financial Week Ends with Mixed Bank Movements and Losses
Weekly Associated Banks of New York City show decreases in loans and circulation but gains in deposits and reserves. Other items include a steambarge fire off Chicago with thirteen deaths, a Volusia boiler explosion in Jacksonville with total loss, and Arabi Pasha's exile sentence.
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Treasury report shows uptick in revenues and debt reduction
The annual Treasurer report notes 1882 revenue gains over 1881 of 22.25 million from customs 11.23 million from internal revenue 2.55 million from land sales and 6.71 million from miscellaneous sources totaling a surplus rise of 45.47 million. Expenditures fell to 257.98 million with debt reduction.
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