. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. For durability and general Blocking. TONS SOLD YEARLY. MORSE BROS., Proprietors, Canton, AGENTS: LYMAN SONS & CO., 382 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL THE LOBSTER INDUSTRY. THE St. Johns Newfoundland corres-pondent of The Montreal Gazettewrites : Our lobster fishery is everyyear becoming more prominent and import-ant. In 1894 the value of the export oflobsters was $312,364, and last year it ap-proached $360,000. This year it will prob-ably exceed considerably the latter Newfoundland lobsters are pronouncedby the best judges to
. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. For durability and general Blocking. TONS SOLD YEARLY. MORSE BROS., Proprietors, Canton, AGENTS: LYMAN SONS & CO., 382 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL THE LOBSTER INDUSTRY. THE St. Johns Newfoundland corres-pondent of The Montreal Gazettewrites : Our lobster fishery is everyyear becoming more prominent and import-ant. In 1894 the value of the export oflobsters was $312,364, and last year it ap-proached $360,000. This year it will prob-ably exceed considerably the latter Newfoundland lobsters are pronouncedby the best judges to be equal, if not su-perior, to those of any other country. Afew years ago complaints were made as tothe tinning of our lobsters ; but there hasbeen a great improvement in the method ofpacking them, and much greater care istaken. Much trouble and loss have beenexperienced of late years from the discolora-tion of lobsters after being tinned. Thishas been the case not only in New-foundland, but equally in Canada andthe United States. Numerous investiga-tions as to the cause have been made, buthitherto without any satisfactory results,opinions
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