88
CAPTURES BY LINERS AND TRAW‘LERS, 1895.
'
_
year,'viz. of 157 cwts. and £6,517, showing that the market—
.
_
values had likewise altered.
_
-
”
The trawlers captured 79,835 cwts. of at shes‘= £112,749, '
a less quantity than that
by the liners in weight by
31,176 cwts., but exceedin‘g it by the large sum of £52,982,
-
that is, their at shes were nearly twice as valuable.
The
_
total quantity exceeded by 2,175 cwts. that of 1894, not a large
'
increase, but fully maintaining the position, especially as it was ï
accompanied by an increment of £20,862 in value.
The total
of at shes proper was 741,927 cWts.=£111,652, exceeding
:
that of 189Æ'by 3,045 cwts. and £20,892. The cost of
plaice and brill had increased, since with a surplus of only
860 cwts. over 1894: the value was raised by
Lemon'
dabs had an increase of 1,440 cwts. and £7,153, and 556 cwts.—
'
and £2,105 were added to the totals of the turbot of the
previous year. A slight increase occurred in halibut, whereas
…
the liners had fallen 2,709 cwts. behind the returns of 18944.
Skate, again, were less by 870 cwts. and £30; while other shes,
“
as in the case of the liners, had diminished by 5,151 cwts. and
-
£5,151.
‘
The value of the round shes in 1895 is 73. 20Z. per
cwt. for
the liner and 88. for the trawler,
difference (10d.) between
the two «kinds of shermen being less than the previous
'
"
(28.'5d_.). In the case
shes the liner received 108.9d‘.
'
the trawler 288. 3d., the dispropOrtion (173. Gd.) being
-
greater than in 18941, and due to high prices as well as to“
increase
and .lemon—dabs.
.
-
.
‘
of: all kindsof shes (other than shell
m 1895 Was”
total less by 81,728 cwts. than
1n1894c, but _this‘decæase f does not affect the liner and trawler,
smceü‘ ,;We; dedu0, héi“ring8, sparlings and maokerel (V1ZJ
caught by liner and t1awlel
…
af£e
quanttyexcædmg
0‘f 1894 "by 110 less than
.
1,457 9,65451 cwts
f
t1aw1erthe
,
f01melshowmganm0œaæontheprevmubyeæof1108770m
,
attamed
CAPTURES BY LINERS AND TRAW‘LERS, 1895.
'
_
year,'viz. of 157 cwts. and £6,517, showing that the market—
.
_
values had likewise altered.
_
-
”
The trawlers captured 79,835 cwts. of at shes‘= £112,749, '
a less quantity than that
by the liners in weight by
31,176 cwts., but exceedin‘g it by the large sum of £52,982,
-
that is, their at shes were nearly twice as valuable.
The
_
total quantity exceeded by 2,175 cwts. that of 1894, not a large
'
increase, but fully maintaining the position, especially as it was ï
accompanied by an increment of £20,862 in value.
The total
of at shes proper was 741,927 cWts.=£111,652, exceeding
:
that of 189Æ'by 3,045 cwts. and £20,892. The cost of
plaice and brill had increased, since with a surplus of only
860 cwts. over 1894: the value was raised by
Lemon'
dabs had an increase of 1,440 cwts. and £7,153, and 556 cwts.—
'
and £2,105 were added to the totals of the turbot of the
previous year. A slight increase occurred in halibut, whereas
…
the liners had fallen 2,709 cwts. behind the returns of 18944.
Skate, again, were less by 870 cwts. and £30; while other shes,
“
as in the case of the liners, had diminished by 5,151 cwts. and
-
£5,151.
‘
The value of the round shes in 1895 is 73. 20Z. per
cwt. for
the liner and 88. for the trawler,
difference (10d.) between
the two «kinds of shermen being less than the previous
'
"
(28.'5d_.). In the case
shes the liner received 108.9d‘.
'
the trawler 288. 3d., the dispropOrtion (173. Gd.) being
-
greater than in 18941, and due to high prices as well as to“
increase
and .lemon—dabs.
.
-
.
‘
of: all kindsof shes (other than shell
m 1895 Was”
total less by 81,728 cwts. than
1n1894c, but _this‘decæase f does not affect the liner and trawler,
smceü‘ ,;We; dedu0, héi“ring8, sparlings and maokerel (V1ZJ
caught by liner and t1awlel
…
af£e
quanttyexcædmg
0‘f 1894 "by 110 less than
.
1,457 9,65451 cwts
f
t1aw1erthe
,
f01melshowmganm0œaæontheprevmubyeæof1108770m
,
attamed