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Annual report on the electric lighting of the United States Steamer Albatross, December 31, 1883
Baird, G. W.
Report on the shad work in South Carolina in 1883-Transportation of shad eggs on trays
Huske, C. J.
Shad-fishing on the Edisto River
Huske, C. J.
American black bass placed in the River Nene, England
Hensman, John T.
Wooden tank for the transportation of living fish
Borne, Max von dem
Memoranda relative to inclosures for the confinements of salmon, drawn from experience at Bucksport, Penobscot River, Maine
Atkins, Charles G.
What codfish sometimes swallow
Collins, J. W.
Edible qualities of carp
Thompson, Edward
Weights of salmon taken at McCloud River Station in 1880
Stone, Livingston
Loss of life and property in the Gloucester Fisheries
Collins, J. W.
Resuscitation of apparently dead carp
Peirce, Milton P.
Destruction of small fish in Weirs
Nickerson, Seth
An act to prohibit fishing by steam vessels with shirred or purse seines in any of the waters within the jurisdiction of the state of New Jersey
Miller, W. B.
Report upon the receipt and hatching of American whitefish ova and planting of the fry in Australia
Greenfield, Alfred
On the natural and artificial fertilizations of sea-herring eggs
Ewart, J. Cossar
Report of a trip made by the Fish Hawk to the lower part of Chesapeake Bay, to ascertain the character of the fisheries for shad, herring, &e., in the spring of 1884
Wood, W. M.
Tables illustrative of the nutritive value of fish
Atwater, W. O.
Reconnaissance of Florida Rivers, with a view of shad hatching
Hamlen, Wm
Anton Pintsch's movable fish-way
Nowicki, M.
An adventure with a whale in the River Tay, Scotland
Collins, J. W.
Notes on the Great Lake Fisheries, depletion of black bass, &e.
Sterling, E.
Transportation of clams and oysters
Stearns, R. E. C.
Report upon the shad and herring fisheries of the Potomac River for 1884
Harris, Gwynn
Need of a national law to regulate the size of mesh of both pound and gill news on the Great Lakes
Laflin & Co.
The carp ponds belonging to the State of Texas
Texas Farm and Ranch
Memorandum of the present condition and future needs of the oyster industry
Winslow, Francis
On the occurrence of corals in the Grand Banks
Collins, J. W.
Snakes catching fish
Forest and Stream
Report of a trip by the Steamer Fish Hawk to the St. Mary's and St. John's rivers to hatch shad
Wood, W. M.
Extracts from a report of investigations of the shad fisheries and rivers south of Charleston, S. C., with a view to establishing stations for artificial propagation
Ferguson, T. B.
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Mass
Martin, S. J.
On the cultivation of soft-shell crabs
Leslie, Charles C.
A carnivorous plant preying on vertebrata
Moseley, H. N.
Memorandum of some results of fish culture already attained
McDonald, Marshall
Character of the carp introduced by Capt. Henry Robinson about 1830
Redding, Joseph D.
Notes on the cultivation of fish - mostly American - in France
Bulletin de la Société d'acclimatation
California trout planted in Roanoke River in July, 1883, retaken in June, 1884
McDonald, Marshall
A landlocked salmon caught in Erie Canal
Loomis, Watts T.
A California salmon taken in James River
Robinson, W. Russell
Proposed propagation of catfish as a food-fish
Jordan, David S.
Snakes destructive to carp
Hessel, Rud
The destruction of carp by the muskrat (Fiber zibethicus) - Methods of trapping the rodent
Elliott, Henry W.
Notes on a disease affecting crawfish in Germany
Raveret-Wattel, C.
The Columbia River salmon - A hatchery needed
Holden, E. C.
The speckled catfish
Jones, J. F.
Some of the difficulties which confront oyster breeders
Pierce, H. H.
Fish in the national park and tributaries of Snake River - Propagation of whitefish
Curtis, J. E.
Memoranda on landlocked salmon
Atkins, Charles G.
The sturgeon fishery
Hovey, H. C
The fish of Devil's Lake, Dakota
Lord, Henry W.
Destruction of fish caused by nets of small mesh in Lake Michigan
Sheley, G. A.
The oyster as a popular article of food in North America
Rumpff, Carl
Effect of cold on fishes
Heath, Neil
On apparatus for collecting oyster spat
Ryder, John A.
Experiments in penning sea-fish
Hughes, Smith E.
Care of gold-fish. - Queries of William Rosenstihl Jr, with replies
Ryder, John A.
Ten questions concerning the habits and breeding of landlocked salmon, with replies
Atkins, Charle G.
Arrangement with the life-saving service and the light-house board for collecting whales, porpoises, sharks, and strange forms of marine life
Smiley, Chas W.
The mode of life of eels
Hinkelmann, Herr
The world's market for klip-fish, roe, and herring
Paulsen, Paul George
Martin Brandt's method of preserving fresh fish and other articles of food
Deutsche Fischeri-Zeitung
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Mass
Clark, A. Howard
Sanitary report on Old Providence Island, United States of Columbia
Herndon, C. G.
Hatching blackfish and Spanish mackerel
Earll, R. E.
Discussion at the Dresden Conference in 1883, of the kinds of fish eggs to be obtained from the United States
Baycrische Fischerei-Zeitung
Rearing carp in alkaline water
Stover, E. S.
Notes on the Scotch herring fisheries
Carr, T. F. Robertson
Note upon the effect of high pressures on the vitality of minute fresh-water and salt-water organisms
Certes, A.
Two hundred tons of dead fish, mostly perch, at Lake Mendota, Wisconsin
Dunning, Philo
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Mass
Martin, S. J.
On manufactured food for trout and carp
Harz, C. O.
Brief notes upon fish and fisheries
Smiley, Chas W.
On the abundance of halibut near Iceland
Collins, J. W.
The oyster industry of the world
Goode, G. Brown
Index
Contents
Inspection of fish and other marine products in the District of Columbia, 1870 to 1883, inclusive
Smiley, Chas W.
Occurrence of Balistes vetula on the New Jersey coast
Van Mater, J. H.
Movements of mackerel in winter
Collins, J. W.
The transplanting of one hundred lobsters from the eastern part of Long Island to Chesapeake Bay
Wood, W. M.
On a new form of filter or diaphragm to be used in the culture of oysters in ponds
Ryder, John A.
The selection of sites and the construction of carp ponds
Worth, S. G.
Journal of operations on the grounds of the Eastern Shore Oyster Company, on Chincoteague Bay, near Stockton, Md., during the summer of 1883
Ryder, John A.
Method of catching crabs
McMenamin & Co.
Depletion of fish in Panquitch and Bear Lakes, Utah
Siler, Andrew L.
American lake trout and whitefish in France
Banmeyer, Monsieur
A marine monster
Proctor, Richard A.
Some observations on the cod gill-net fisheries and preservatives for nets
Collins, J. W.
American fish introduced in English waters
Manley, J. J.
Efforts in trout culture
Dowell, B. F.
What fish culture has first to accomplish
Smiley, Chas W.
Composition of some of the food-fishes
Kensington, E. T.
American land-locked salmon and lake trout in France
Bulletin de la Société d'acclimatation
The fishes of the Florida Keys
Jordan, David S.
Occurrence of mullet in fresh water
Hoxie, Walter
Minute upon the death of Oren M. Chase, George W. Armstrong, and Charles H. Brownell
Michigan Board of Fish Commissioners
Success in raising landlocked salmon
Barber, C. H.
A Chinese method of fish culture
Smart, Goldsmith, and Johnson
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Mass
Martin, S. J.
A note on the Cuban eel
Meek, Seth E.
Carp in an installment of shad from James River
Blackford, E. G.
Exchange of landlocked salmon eggs from Maine, for Loch Leven trout ova from Scotland
Maitland, James G.
Notes on cod, shrimp, &e., at Cold Spring Harbor
Mather, Fred
Carp appear February 7, take the hook, and are excellent eating
Palmer, B. D.
Notes on fishing products exported from San Francisco, Cal., during the year 1883
Dall, W. H.
Notes on the cod gill-net fisheries of Gloucester, Mass., 1883-1884
Martin, S. J.
Some notes on the mullet fisheries
Phillips, Barnet
Depredations to oyster beds by star-fish
Evening Register
Report of an examination of the shad-fisheries in Georgetown, S. C.
Wood, W. M.
The incipiency of night-seining for mackerel
Merchant, George, Jr.
Transfer of soft-shell terrapin from the Ohio to the Potomac River
Dukehard, J. P.
Notes of a trip in the Gulf of Mexico
Phillips, Barnet
How to cook carp
Gerber, C., Jr.
Plants for carp ponds
Brakeley, John H.
Report on California trout distribution in South Carolina in 1883
Huske, C. J.
Culture of edible snails
Hessel, Rud.
The Kurren and Keitel (fishing vessels) of the Courland Haff
Ancher, Ernst
Penning of salmon in order to secure their eggs
Bottemanne, C. J.
Further report of R. D. Hume's Salmon Hatchery, Oregon
Finély, Chas I.
Leech culture
Hessel, Rud
On the specimens received by the Smithsonian Institution from the Unites States Life Saving Service
Baird, S. F.
Vitality of German carp, and restoration of some apparently dead
Scudder, Charles W.
Loss of life and property in the Fisheries
Forbes, R. B.
Remarkable resuscitation of frozen carp
Smiley, Chas W.
Concerning the salmon-fisheries of Bretagne, France, and the need of fishways and restrictive legislation
La Petite France
Brief of the objections made before Leon Abbott, governor of New Jersey, to the "An act to prohibit fishing by steam vessels with shirred or purse seines in any of the waters within the jurisdiction of the state of New Jersey"
d'Homergue, Louis C.
Notes on the cod gill-net fisheries of Gloucester, Mass., 1883-1884
Martin, S. J.
Shad eggs sent to Cold Spring Harbor, New York, to be hatched
McDonald, Marshall
The influence of artificial propagation upon production illustrated by the salmon work of the Sacramento River, California
Smiley, Chas W.
How to avoid a soft or muddy taste of carp
Butcher, E. Z.
Note on the breeding of eels
Thompson, Edward H.
Transferring catfish from the Potomac to the Colorado River, Arizona
McDonald, Marshall
Cultivating trout in Oregon
Dowell, B. F.
Spawning in Germany of the large-mouthed black bass sent from the United States in 1882
Borne, Max von dem
Catching fish in a creek in Tennessee by a water snake
Warner, J. S.
A new method of protecting the eggs of carp and rearing the young
Wheeler, L. T.
Report upon the propagation of striped bass at Weldon, N. C., in the spring of 1884
Worth, S. G.
Opening the Broad and other rivers of North Carolina to shad, bass, &e.
Coxe, Frank
Report respecting the present condition and future prospects at St. Jerome Creek for the work of oyster culture
Ryder, John A.
Report of analysis of a sample of fish guano made from salmon offal, by Mr. Joseph Spratt, of Victoria, British Columbia
Atwater, W. O.
Occurrence of black grouper or jew-fish off Block Island
Smiley, Chas W.
Reconnaissance of the shad-fisheries of Winyaw Bay and its tributaries by the Steamer Fish Hawk
Wood, W. M.
Note on the destruction of mackerel by dogfish
Collins, J. W.
Catching alewives with hooks bated with eels
Crittenden, A. R.
A fish-eating plant
Simms, G. E., Jr.
The fish-eating Utricularia, or bladderwort
Moseley, H. N
Notes on the bluefish, mortality of Florida fishes, &e.
Pierce, H. D.
Several opinions upon how to catch carp
Smiley, Chas W.
Notes on the history of the fish-hook
Christensen, R.
The fish of Lake Champlain
Merriam, C. Hart
On the position and character of the fishing ground of the Gulf of Mexico
Stearns, Silas
Thanks of the Executive Committee of the London International Fisheries Exhibition for the participation by the United States
Lowell, James Russell
Brook trout from Monadnock Lake and Cristine Lake, New Hampshire
Bean, Tarleton H.
What muskrats sometimes eat
Carpenter, Charles
The musk-rat as a fish-eater
Merriam, C. Hart
Floats for the so-called fattening of oysters
Ryder, John A.
Brief notes upon fish and the fisheries
Smiley, Chas W.
Great results obtained with little water
Brumme, Dr.
Can herring live and increase in inclosed waters?
Finn, W.
Notes on the shad season of 1884, with references to other species
Smiley, Chas W.
Note on the regeneration of the scales of the German carp
Ryder, John A.
The cultivation of the sea
Scherzer, Karl von
Notes on the fish and fisheries of Japan
Baldwin, Charles H
Notes upon oyster experiments in 1883
Winslow, Francis
Brief notes upon fish and fisheries
Smiley, Chas W.
The Scotch cod and ling fisheries
Norsk Fiskeritidende
Trapping kingfishers, rodents, and other enemies of trout
Haack, Director
Method of catching carp with a hook
Quattlebaum, Paul
Exports of fish-oil from Norway, 1878-1882
Wallem, Fredrik
Report on black bass sent from America to Germany in 1883
Borne, Max von dem
Use of light in sea-fishing
Norsk Fiskeritidende
The weight of fish in different conditions
Norsk Fiskeritidende
On the conditions under which trout exist in the German waters
Kunkel, Professor
A lists of the blank forms, circulars, and minor publications of the United States Fish Commission, from August 1, 1883, to August 1, 1884
Scudder, Charles W.
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Mass
Martin, S. J.
Treatment of the Casella-Miller thermometer
Casella, Louis P.
The sea-fisheries of France and Algiers
Peixotto, Benjamin F.
Notes on the decrease of lobsters
Rathbun, Richard
On the scarcity of mackerel in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Collins, J. W.
Porpoise-fishing at Cape May, New Jersey
True, Frederick W.
On the scarcity of mackerel in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Collins, J. W.
Destruction of fish-food by the Bladderwort (Uticularia)
Forbes, S. A.
Trapping gaspereau in Tangipahoa River
Harrell, J. Dock
On manufactured food for trout and carp
Nicklas, Carl
The Canadian fisheries
Joncas, L. Z.
Artificial sea-water for aquaria
Hoffman, R. E.
Brief notes upon fish and fisheries
Smiley, Chas W.
Explanation of illustrations
Report upon the shad and herring fisheries of the Potomac River for 1883
Harris, Gwynn
Carp in England in the Seventeenth Century
Fuller, Thomas
A large squid
Collins, J. W.
A four-pound carp lives eight hours out of water by being packed in kate moss
Duke, R. T. W.
Notes on the acclimatization of fish in Victoria, Australia
Whitcombe, W. P.
On a skin parasite of the Cunner (Ctenolabrus aspersus)
Ryder, John A.
Notes on the menhaden fishing of 1883
Friedlaender, Oscar O.
A search for mackerel off Block Island, Montauk, and Sandy Hook, in November, 1883
Collins, J. W.
Note on the use of the male salmon hook, and the run of 1883
Habersham, William Ney A.
The fisheries of New Zealand
Hector, James
Return to Gloucester Harbor of the young codfish hatched by the United States Fish Commission
Tarr, R. S.
Notes on the Scotch herring fisheries
Carr, T. F. Robertson
Habits of the shad and herring, as they appear in the Potomac River to one who has watched them for fifty years
Chapman, Pearson, Sr.
Notes on the Scotch fisheries
Carr, T. F. Robertson
Pisciculture in England
Manley, J. J.
A great carp
Mackrill, Alfred
Number of eggs in the Gadidæ
Dunn, Matthias
Food qualities of Tarpum (Megalops)
Kenworthy, C. J.
Inauguration of the frozen herring trade
Collins, J. W.
Poachers or destructive visitors of fish ponds
Annin, James, Jr.
Planting Irish shells- Helix aspersa Müller- at Wood's Holl, Mass
Koons, B. F.
Shad in Oregon waters. A new salmon hatchery
Finély, Chas I.
Report on the condition of oyster culture in France in 1881
Brocchi, P.
Whitefish, lake trout, and brook trout in France
Bulletin de la Société d'acclimatation
Instructions for taking whitefish eggs
Bower, Seymour
Success of fish-culture
Borne, Max von dem
Carp caught on Ogeechee River
Hudson, George A.
Comision de Piscicultura de la Republica Mexicana
La Motte, Alfred V.
In regard to the "Sea-serpent" of literature
Garman, Samuel
Statement of the catch of the several companies engaged in the salmon fisheries in Kadiak District, Alaska Territory, during the year 1883
Fisher, Wm. J.
Acclimatization of Salmo quinnat in France
Valery-Mayot, Prof.
How to cook carp and tench
Chambers' Journal
Proposed introduction of Hawaiian mullet into the United States
Miller, John F.
Waterproofing for herring-nets
Hearder, William
Acclimatization of Salmo quinnat in France
Maslieurat-Lagémard, Dr.
Report on the working of the boilers and engine of the United States Fish Commission Steamer Albatross
Baird, G. W.
Carp do eat young fishes
Ryder, John A.
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