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7<br />

GROSS NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION <strong>OF</strong> FRY PUT OUT <strong>OF</strong> THE<br />

CANADIAN HATCHERIES IN 1888.<br />

The following statement will show the numbers of young fish of all kinds that<br />

were hatched, and turned out from the several fish hatcheries in the Dominion of<br />

Canada during the year 1888. The quantity will be found to be in excess of any<br />

previous year. The classification and species were as lollows :—<br />

Atlantic salmon (salmo salar) 8,156,000<br />

Pacific salmon (quinnat and saw-qual) 5,807,000<br />

Salmon trout (Great Lake) (Namaycush) 7,320,000<br />

Brook trout (salmofontinalis). 176,000<br />

Pickerel (doré) (lucioperca)..... 25,000,000<br />

Black bass (small mouth) 1,000,000<br />

Whitefish ((Joregonus albus) . 40,650,000<br />

Grand total 88,109,000<br />

The reports from the several officers in charge of the hatcheries give the most<br />

satisfactory accounts of the healthy and active state of the fry when planted in the<br />

several waters s6lected for them; the losses in transportation were so very trifling as<br />

to be almost unworthy of mention, although in a great many instances the places<br />

where they had to be carried to were at long distances from the hatcheries, and.<br />

many difficulties on the journeys had to be overcome.<br />

SCHEDULE OP PRY ANt) SEMIHATCHED EGGS PUT OUT <strong>OF</strong> EACH HATCHERY IN 1888.<br />

A statement is here given of the numbers, and kinds of fry, and eyed-eggs far<br />

advanced itt development, that were distributed from the individual hatcheries into<br />

various waterF, and transferred to other hatcheries; the particular waters in which<br />

the young fish wefe planted will be more particularly described in the several<br />

reports of the officers in charge of the individual hatcheries, in the Appendices<br />

hereto attached.<br />

SCHEDULE of Pry and Eyed-eggs, 1888.<br />

Hatchery. Province. Fry put out.<br />

Eyed-eggs<br />

transfred<br />

Hatcheries.<br />

Species.<br />

1 Fraser River. British Oolumbia<br />

do do ...<br />

2 Sydney ..<br />

Nova Scotia<br />

3 Bedford do ....<br />

do ... do<br />

do<br />

do<br />

4 Dunk River P. B. Island.<br />

5 St. John River New Brunswick.<br />

do do ...<br />

do do ...<br />

6 Miramichi do ...<br />

Ristigouche. Quebec<br />

7<br />

8 Gaspé do ,<br />

9 Tadoussac do ...<br />

10 Magog do .<br />

do<br />

do<br />

11 Newcastle Ontario<br />

do . do<br />

do<br />

do<br />

do do -<br />

12 Sandwich<br />

do<br />

do do .<br />

Total Fry put out.<br />

5,370,000<br />

437,000<br />

1,559,000<br />

1,400,000<br />

190,000<br />

2,800,C00<br />

537,000<br />

805,000<br />

2,800,000<br />

1,290,000<br />

1,720,000<br />

800,000<br />

850,000<br />

2,125.000<br />

1,350,000<br />

4,200,000<br />

176,000<br />

2,700,000<br />

1,000,000<br />

31,000,000<br />

25,000,000<br />

88,109,000<br />

.<br />

.<br />

.<br />

.<br />

Salmon (&erlca).<br />

do (Chouicha).<br />

do (&zlar).<br />

do do<br />

Salmon-trout (Namaycush).<br />

-. Whitefish ((Joregonus).<br />

750,000 Salmon (Sir).<br />

. do do<br />

... Salmon-trout (LVamaycush).<br />

Whitefish (C(regonus).<br />

Salmon (Salar).<br />

50,000 do do<br />

do do<br />

. 4,040,000<br />

11,000,000<br />

. ....<br />

do do<br />

Salmon-trout (Namaycush).<br />

Whitefish (Coreqonus).<br />

Salmon-trout (L'Tamaycush).<br />

Brook-trout (Fontinalis).<br />

Whitefish (tjoregonus).<br />

Black Bass (Small Mouth).<br />

Whitefish (Coregonus).<br />

Pickerel, Doré (Luciopercha).

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