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BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES FISH COMMISSION 1883. TABLE OF CONTENTS Image of original ToC Writer_______Report #__Title of Report_______________Page # Abbe, W. A., 120. Proposed Limitation of Menhaden Fishing to July 1,
Anderson, John, 88. Notes on the Biology of the Salmon and Grilse 429 Atwood, N. E., 89. Unexplained Variations in the Yield of Oil from Cod Livers 431 Babbitt, John O., 118. The Injurious Effect of Menhaden Steamers upon the Food Fisheries 463 Baird, Spencer F., 30. The Instruction of Naval Midshipmen in Taxidermy,
Icthyology, &c., at
Barker, E. L., 110. The Incipiency of the Menhaden Oil Business 456 Barnes, William M., 80. Supposed Occurrence of Sail-fish (Histiophorus) 423 Bartlett, S. P., 81. The Cultivation of Croppies in Ponds 362 Bean, Tarleton H., 19. Directions for Collecting and Preserving Fish 197 Behr, Von, 66. Management of Spawning Carp 392 Borne, Max von dem, 26. The American Black Bass 221 Brown, James Temple., 75. Some Notes on Whales 411 Buck, H. H., 108. Report upon Hatching One million Whitefish Eggs from the Great Lakes, at Orland, Me., and upon Planting the Young in Eagle Lake, Mount Desert 454 Cary, H. H., 104. Period of Incubation of Eggs of German Carp 447 Church, Daniel T., 115. Why the Size of Mesh in Menhaden Seines should not be restricted 403 Clark, Frank N., 34. Spawning of California Mountain Trout, Reared in Confinement, from Eggs brought from McCloud River 256 Clark, Frank N., and Seymour Bower, 58. On the Propriety of Depositing Whitefish Minnows off the Harbor of Cleveland, Ohio 849 Collins, J. W., 98. Success of the Gill-net Cod Fishery on the New England Coast, Winter of 1882-'83 441 Crosby, John Schuyler, 49. Stocking the Streams of Montana with Fish 301 Dall, William H., 82. Notes on the Pacific Coast Trade in Shells, Shrimps, Cod and Salmon 425 D'Homergue, Louis C., 111. Reasons for Restricting the Use of Steamers and Seines in the Menhaden Fishery 450 Dohrn, Anton, 91. The Zoological Station at Naples, Italy 433 Downman, R.H. 67 What Frogs sometimes Eat 392
Dresser, Henry., 92. Notes on the Natural History of the Buffalo. 438 Earll, R. E., 102. Proposed Limitation of the Herring Fishery in Maine and its Effects upon Bait and Canning Interests 445 Farr, S.C., 84. Description of a California Salmon (Onchorhynchus sp.) found in one of the Rivers of New Zealand and Identified by Dr. T. H. Bean. 427 Friedlaender,Oscar O., 112. Notes on the Menhaden Fishery 459 Gardner, A. P., 78. Experiments in the Pond Culture of Trout, Suckers, and Catfish. 417 Grant, Isaac H., 123. Movements of Menhaden--Catch of Herring 470 Hanna, S. W., 73. Description of an Eel-like Creature taken in a Net at New Harbor, Maine, in 1880. 407 Harris, Gwynn, 131. Total Amount of Shad and Herring caught on the Potomac River during the Spring of 1882 477 Hessel, Rud., 100. Arrival of Blue Carp from Germany 443 Holberton, Wakeman, 16. The Successful Stocking of Streams with Trout 192 Hubrecht, A. A. W., 56. Fish Culture as seen at the London Exhibition, with Special References to its History, Apparatus, and Methods in the United States 337 ================================================================== VI TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Hunger, Dr. Oscar, 72. Varieties of Carp in Saxony 408 Huske, C. J., 103. Shad Work in South Carolina 446 Jennings, Ralph S., 55. Process of Preserving Fish 336 Johnston & Sons, Jos., 118. Scotland Fisheries and Apparatus 466 Koss, R. A., 129. Trout and Trout Culture 473 La Valette St. George, von, 23. A New Fish-hatching Apparatus. 209
Lennurt, J. T., 97. Catch of Spawning Shad in the Potomac, above Georgetown. 440 Lindenkohl, A., 107. Notes on the Model of the Gulf of Maine, constructed for the United States Fish Commission 449 Ljungman, Axel Vilhelm, 29. Sweden at the Great International Fishery Exposition at London, 1883 231 Lowell, James Russell, 105. Success of the United States Exhibit at the London International Fisheries Exhibition 447 Luce, Thomas R., 122. Occurrence of Balistes capriscus Gmelin (Leather jacket or File-Fish) at New Bedford, Mass. 489 McDonald, Marshall, 15. History of the Experiments leading to the Development of
the Automatic Fish-hatching Jar. 183
Malmgren, A. J., 62. Memorial addressed to the Bureau of Agriculture of the Imperial Senate for Finland, January 20, 1883, in regard to the Advisability of Introducing Artificial Fish Culture in Finland. 383 Martin, S. J., 10. Some of the Early Results of the Introduction of Cod Gill-nets at Gloucester, Mass., 1880-1881. 153
Mason, Frank H., 38. Proposed Exportation of Whitefish Eggs to Switzerland 272 Mather, Fred, 127. Exchange of Live Marine Specimens with France 472 Meek, Seth E., 87. A Note on the Atlantic Species of the Genus Anguilla. 130 Metcalf, Martin, 126. Success in Propagating California Mountain Trout from Eggs brought to Michigan by the United States Fish Commission 471 Mobius, Karl, 24. On Experiments, begun in 1880, to plant American Oysters in the
Western Baltic, and the Usefulness of Continuing these Experiments with the Aid of the German Fishery Association. 213
Mosher, Gideon, 74. Do Striped Bass (Roccus lineatus) Feed on Menhaden? 410 Nicklas, Carl, 70. Production of Young Fry of the Carp 401 Nye, Willard, jr., 18. Do Snakes Catch and Eat Fish 196 Phillips, Barnet, 43. Early Catch of Mackerel 280
Pierce, H. D., 53. The Spawning of Bluefish--An Opinion of the Cause of Mortality of Fish in the Gulf of Mexico 332 Polenz, Chamberlain von, 64. An Opinion Regarding R. Eckardt's Answer to Professor Malmgren 387 Polk, William B., 109. Experience of a Menhaden Oil Manufacturer in Northumberland County, Va 455 Potts, Edward, 85. Fresh-water Sponges: what, where, when, and who wants them. 389 Raveret-Wattel and Bartet. 22. Reproduction of California Salmon in the Aquarium of Trocadero 207 Redmond, Roland, 88. On Rainbow Trout reared from Eggs brought from California 230 Ryder, John A., 11. On the Thread-bearing Eggs of the Silversides (Menidia) 193
St. John, J. Hector, 14. An Account of the Whale Fishery of Nantucket, Mass., One hundred Years ago 179 ----------------------------------------------------------- TABLE OF CONTENTS. VII
Schieffelin & Co., W. H., 88. Unexplained Variations in the Yield of Oil from Cod Livers 431 Slade, Elisha, 132. Dates of the Appearance of Herring, Shad, Bass, Tautog, Scup, Frostfish, Fish hawks, Kingfishers, and Greenland Seal in Taunton River, from 1871 to 1883, inclusive 478 Smiley, Chas. W., 1. List of Papers relating to the Work of the United States Fish
Commission, from its Organization, in 1871, to July 1, 1883, and which have been Published
under the Direction of the United States Fish Commission, National Museum, and Tenth
Census, together with a Topical Synopsis of the Titles 1.
Smiley, Chas. W., and Chas. W. Scudder, 8. A List of the Blank Forms, Circulars and Minor Publications of the United States Fish Commission, from its Organization, in 1871, to August 1, 1883. 129 Smith, Everett, 99. A Mammoth Cod. 443 Snell, Merwin P., 38. An Important Fishway Cause 266 Spinney, Benjamin H., 80. Return to Gloucester of Young Codfish hatched by United States Fish Commission in 1879. 362 Southwell, Thomas, 117. Notes on the English Herring Fishery of 1882. 465 Stabler, Edward, 7. Growth and Protection of Carp from Turtles, etc. 127 Stearns, R. E. C., 59. Edible Clams of the Pacific Coast, and a Proposed Method of Transplanting them to the Atlantic Coast 353 Stearns, Silas, 119. Fluctuations in the Fisheries of the Gulf of Mexico and the proposed Investigation of them. 467 Sterling E., 50. On the Impropriety of Depositing Whitefish Minnows off the Harbor ofCleveland, Ohio-Fishing for Saugers. 302 Stone, Livingston, 130. Scarcity of Salmon in the Little Spokane and other Streams on Pacific Coast. 476 Swan, James G., 21. Report of Investigations at Neah Bay, Wash., respecting the Habits of Fur-seals of that vicinity, and to arrange for procuring Specimens of Skeletons of Cetacea 201 Tanner, Z. L., 125. Movements of Mackerel. 471 Taylor, Fred. W., 57. Analysis of Artesian-well Water from the Shad-hatching Station at Havre de Grace, Md. 348 Treskow-Weissagk, von, 51. What Dangers threaten the Products of the old Pond Carp Fisheries from Artificial Fish Culture. 303 Vail, David F., 121. Why the Catching of Menhaden with Seines, etc., should be Restricted. 469 Walke, E. H., 45. Spawning of Esox (Pike or Pickerel) in North Carolina. 295 Wallem, Fredrik M, 31. Export of Fish-oil from Norway, 1878-'82. 240 Ward, Lester F. 35. Marsh and Aquatic Plants of the Northern United States, many which are suitable for Carp Ponds 257 Waterbury, E. B. et al, 79. Obstructions to Salmon in Pend d'Oreille River, Montana, requiring a fish-way or removal of falls. 421 Wharton, Joseph 113. Why Menhaden Seining should not be prohibited within Two Miles of the Shore. 462 White, C. M. 101. Ability of Carp to endure Muddy, Slimy and Stagnant Water. 444 Wilcox. W. A. 95. Reappeance of Young Cod Hatched by the United States Fish Commission. 439 Willequet, E. 25. Fish Culture in Belgium. 218 Willequet, E. 93. Fish Culture in Belgium. Proposed Government action. 437 Wood, W. M. 42. Report on the trap-nets fished in the spring of 1883 in the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. 278. Zenk, F. 71. Prices of Carp, Tench, and Goldorfe in Germany. 406 Miscellaneous and Reprints Atlantic City Review, 114. Large Haul of Drum-fish. 462. Cape Anne Advertiser. 77. Success of the Cod Gill-net Fishery. 416 Cape Ann Advertiser, 90. A New Process of Drying Fish. 432 Deutsche Fischerei Zeitung, 63. A Verdict against Artificial Fish Culture, and an answer thereto. 382 Deutsche Fischerei Zeitung, 85. The Artificial Raising of Cod in America. 428 London Daily Telegraph, 128. The Scotch Herring Fisheries. 472 Maryland Fish Commission Report, 33. Directions Concerning the Construction of Carp Ponds. 249 New York Market Index and Journal, 83. Report for 1879 and 1880 of the Sale of Fish in Fulton Market, New York. 426 Tenth Census, 37. Statistics of the Fisheries of the United States in 1880. 269
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