Distance run by log since preceding noon 65 knots 2 fathoms
Latitude by D.R. at noon 63° 55' N.
Longitude by D.R. at noon 163° 52' W.
Latitude by observation at noon 63° 55' N.
Longitude by chronometer from forenoon observations 163° 52' W.
Variation of the compass by Amplitude Sun observed at sunrise 25° 00' 00" E.

Water expended during the preceding 24 hours: 60 gallons
Water distilled during the preceding 24 hours: 50 gallons
Water remaining on hand fit for use at noon 200 gallons
Coal consumed during the preceding 24 hours: 5 tons 500 lbs
Coal remaining on hand at noon: 147 tons 203 lbs

Noon: P.L. 65.25

Com. and until 4am
Clear and pleasant. Light westerly breeze.
[signed] John Cole

4 to 8am
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W. Cape Darby in sight bearing N. by E. 1/4 E. (magnetic).
[signed] William Nindemann

8am to meridian
Pleasant. Light airs from W'd. At 11.45 towed dredge. At 11.50 hauled in dredge and got a cast with the 
lead in 9 1/2 fathoms. Soft blue mud. 
[signed] William Dunbar

Meridian to 4pm
Clear and pleasant. Light breeze from W. by N. At 1.30 changed course to W.N.W. 1/2 W. (p.c.). 
[signed] John Cole

4 to 6pm
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W. by N. Steamed in a circle for a set of serial time azimuths. 
[signed] William Nindemann

6 to 8pm
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W'd. At 8 hauled in patent logs to keep them from being carried away 
by drift wood. At 8 Cape Nome bore N.N.W. 1/4 W. (p.c.). Ship's head W.N.W. 1/2 W. (p.c.). 
[signed] William Dunbar

8pm to midnight
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W. by N.
[signed] John Cole

Soundings
At 8 1/2 fathoms = 51° - Salinometer 1.02220 at 51.5° - Hydrometer 1.021 at 54.5°

Moon 21° S.
New moon