Foreign Relations of the United States, 1902, Whaling and Sealing Claims Against Russia, On Account of Arrest and Seizure of the American Vessels “Cape Horn Pigeon,” “James Hamilton Lewis,” “C. H. White,” and “Kate and Anna,” Appendix I

EXHIBIT V.
Annex 6.

Bark Cape Horn Pigeon—Owners’ outward account, 1892, inward account, and interest account to January 20, 1892, with J. and W. R. Wing.

Cr.

1891.
Apr. 22a	By allowance on bill paid			$0.88	$8.28	$0.04
May 29a	Rebate on freight, 1 boat			2.00	7.21	.08
	Sales at San Francisco, Cal:
	Old cable.		$27.90
	Old rope, etc.		3.70
	1 pair opera glasses.		10.00
	New casks to C. W. Morgan.		238.43
	New casks to Alice Knowles.		17.11
	New casks to Alen Barker.		77.44
	2 casks pork and casks		123.90
				498.48	2.19	6.56
	Balance interest to debit.					267.72
1892.
Jan. 20	By balance to debit owners’ account due this date			10,208.55
				10,709.91		274.40
	One sixty-fourth share	$159.51
	One thirty-second share	319.02
	One-eighth share	1,276.07
	Eleven sixty-fourths shares	1,754.58
	Sixteen sixty-fourths shares	2,552.13
	Ten sixty-fourths shares	1,595.08

[Sailed from San Francisco, Cal., December 7, 1891.]

Dr.

1891.
Feb. 10	To transfer oil casks at San Francisco, from last outward account, on hand		$124.94	$11.10	$7.08
	3 gangs new shooks,chain cable,bomb lances		681.82	11.10	38.65
Mar. 6	To paid labor packing boat boards, $1.20; boat boards, $13.50	$14.70
	Paid 1 boat, $100; painting davits, 20 cents	100.20
	Wm. Bayliss, beef and pork	460.00
	2 boat davits,$32; hams,$37	69.00
	Storage goods (marine) at California to January 3, 1891	18.37
	Insuring fire to California, $2.02; nails, $5.71	7.73
1891.
Mar. 6	To telegram, 7 cents; pemmican meat, $20.16	$20.23
	N. B. Cordage Company, cordage	250.04
	Wharfage goods, $3.53; duck and twine, $44.74	48.27
	Whalecraft, $32.08; carting, $8.10	40.18
	Paid Cornell & Co., coopers, at California, labor making over 10,975 gallons oil shooks, and shooking 1 gang shooks (stored free expense)	341.25
	1 whaleboat, $90; shiving 2 davits, $4	94.00
	J. and W. R. Wing & Co., clothing, etc	496.78
	$2,000,insuring goods to California (marine)	27.00
	Robert Allan, shooks and labor	338.38
	Bomb gun, $25; boat trimmings, $3.26	82.26
	Boat trimming, $2.15; wharfage goods, $1.50	3.65
	Ship Com. T. Hallen, freight goods	10.00
	Ship Parthia, freight goods	42.00
	Ship Iroquois, freight goods	272.75
			$2,682.79	$10.14	$140.41
Oct. 5	To storage goods at California to Jan. 10, 1892.		19.27	3.15	.34
Nov. 10a	To paid telegrams at times account business		15.46	2.10	.18
	To paid sundry bills at San Francisco:
	Wharfage, 45 cents; towage boats, $2	2.45
	Cornell & Co., coopering goods	10.70
	McNab & Smith, carting goods to store	18.72
	Insuring goods, fire in storehouse	9.00
	City tax, 33 cents; storage boats, $3	3.33
	Bomb lances, $41.20; office rent, $2.84	44.04
	Wright, Bane & Co., chandlery, etc	171.15
	H. Kissane, carting bill	16.00
	Storage goods to December, 1891, $13.75, $34.67.	48.42
	Whittier, Fuller & Co., paint and oil	150.20
	Cornell & Co., storage and freight paid	15.15
	Use team, $18.45; labor, B. F. Wing, $60.77	79.22
	Share expenses, Wm. R. Wing, to and from California	146.75
	Labor, $8.05; E. Pierce, gun and lances, $50	58.05
	A. B. Copper Co., metal used at California	81.05
	Paid share ticket and expenses Captain Scullun, home and return	117.00
	Telegram, $1.50; carting, 50 cents; hayfenders,$3	5.00
	Coopering, $12; old lumber at wharf, $8	20.00
	J. W. Shieve, powder	7.00
	Labor for week	208.00
	Tubbs & Co., cordage	137.25
	Cornell & Co., coopering on shooks	72.77
	James Henry, oak wood	17.00
	State board harbor coms., dockage	16.40
	J. W. Gawin and Co., hose, etc	11.85
	Labor, $37.50; carving name on bow, $5	42.50
	Watchman, $3; watchman, $3	6.00
	H. N. Cook, oil hose	23.00
	Mr. Peckham, labor	36.00
	Murphy Grant Company, recruits	92.87
	Tablecloth, $2.35; cook in stream, $10.50	12.85
	Clark & Webster, carpenters and calkers	162.22
	American Lumber Company, pine	10.18
	California Cap Company, filling lances	50.00
	Goodal, Perkins & Co., water	38.55
	J. C. Wilson & Co., coal	4.80
	White Brothers, oak lumber	8.12
	Christoffersen and Tway, blacksmiths	44.63
	Sail needles, palms etc., $1; boating, $2	3.00
	Telegram to master, $1.50; cooking in stream, $7	8.50
	Specie sent in ship	100.00
	Paid balances, $1.25: labor in stream, $6	7.25
	Boating, $1.50; watchman in stream, $72	73.50
	Dillon & Co., marine glass and rep. glasses	33.55
	L. Foard, mast hoops and blocks	17.07
	Delano Brothers, coppersmiths’ bill	73.93
	Russ House, master’s board.	12.50
	O. H. Keys, meats and vegetables in stream	31.64
	Telegram, $1; stationery, etc., $3.85	4.85
	Lynde & Hough, codfish	21.00
	Boating, $6; labor, $1	7.00
	E. E. Hich, sail bill	59.58
	Paid Simpson & Fisher, mates’ boat sail	20.00
	Stockton Milling Co., flour	153.00
Nov. 10a	Clabrough, Golcher & Co., repairs to gun.	$0.97
	W. E. Mayhew, medicines	25.20
	S. Lachman & Co., liquors	16.45
	Macpherson & Rucker, potatoes and vegetables	92.04
	C. D. Bunker, custom entry	10.00
	Roth, Blum & Co., provisions	175.09
	American Biscuit Co., bread	246.12
	L. Levi, oil clothing	46.08
	Merchants’ Tow Boat Co., towage	90.00
	S. Foster & Co., groceries, etc	754.90
	Weed & Kingwell, coppersmiths’ bill	.75
	Labor, looking after goods, free, N. B	1.00
	Paid Cornelius Eustacia, account advance	30.00
	Paid advances to officers and crew	2,550.00
			$4,211.60	$2.19	$55.46
1892. Jan. 20	To paid balance interest account to date		267.72
	To paid 2½ per cent commissions on outfits, say, $10,187.50		254.69
			10,709.91		274.40

(E. & O. E.)

New Bedford, January 20, 1892.

Case: Cape Horn Pigeon.
Deposition of William R. Wing.
Exhibit 7.
(Initialed) W. F. C.

1. Interest from Jan. 11, 1891.
2. Interest from Jan. 11, 1891.
3. Interest from Jan. 11, 1891.
4. Interest from Jan. 11, 1891.