WAR APPENDIX
| Ship's Name and Cargo | Date of capture 1904 | |
| 29. | Siam, Cardiff coal | Jan.31 |
| 30. | Palos, shipbuilding materials and foodstuffs | Feb.10 |
| 31. | Apollo, Cardiff coal | "14 |
| 32. | Scotsman, rice | "14 |
| 33. | Silvania, Cardiff coal | "19 |
| 34. | Powderham, Cardiff coal | "19 |
| 35. | Severus, Cardiff coal | "23 |
| 36. | Romulus, Cardiff coal | "25 |
| 37. | Easby Abbey, Cardiff coal | "27 |
| 38. | Vegga, Cardiff coal | Mar.3 |
| 39. | Venus, Cardiff coal | " 4 |
| 40. | Aphrodite, Cardiff coal | (?) |
| 41. | Tacoma, Cardiff coal | "14 |
| 42. | Harbarton, Cardiff coal | "11 |
| 43. | Industrie, various | "20 |
| 44. | Henry Blockow, Cardiff coal | Apr. 7 |
| 45. | Quang Nam, various | May5 |
In addition to the above, eight steamers were captured, but were released on examination. It may also be noted that the hospital ship Orel, taken in the battle of the Sea of Japan, has been declared a prize of war, and that three steamers have been raised—namely, the Sungari at Chemulpo and the Angara and Kazan at Port Arthur. Thus far, therefore, there have been added to the Japanese mercantile marine 59 vessels with an aggregate displacement of over 110,000 tons.
The Russian List
The list of vessels captured or destroyed by the fleet follows:
| Name and Kind of Vessel | Displacement | Date of Sinking 1904 |
| Naga-no-ura Maru, steamer | 1,084 | Feb.11 |
| Hanyei Haru, steamer | 75 | Mar.26 |
| Goyo Maru, steamer | 600 | April25 |
| Hagino-ura Maru, steamer | 600 | "25 |
| Yamata Maru, sailing ship | 198 | June16 |
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