Annual report of Medical Officer of Health for 1909 page 110

City of London 1909

Annual report of Medical Officer of Health for 1909

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Table: *Table showing the average deliveries at the Central Meat Market, and other details for successive quinquennial periods during the past 35 years:—

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*Table showing the average deliveries at the Central Meat Market, and other details for successive quinquennial periods during the past 35 years:—

Quinquennium.	Annual Average General Supply.			Seizures by Inspectors.			% of Bad Meat.
	Tons	cwts.	qrs.	Tons	cwts.	qrs.
1874-1878	178,373	10	0	192	18	2	•108
1879-1883	218,200	12	3	282	11	2	•129
1884-1888	249,580	19	2	248	1	2	•099
1889-1893	304,986	5	1	461	15	1	•151
1894-1898	372,440	12	2	749	3	3	•201
1899-1903	410,456	18	1	1,082	13	2	•263
1904-1908	414,906	11	1	1,584	19	3	•382
Year 1909	420,059	14	2	1,505	0	2	•358

Table: The sources of origin of the Central Market Supplies during the past five years are here expressed in terms per cent. of total annual deliveries.

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The sources of origin of the Central Market Supplies during the past five years are here expressed in terms per cent. of total annual deliveries.

	British.		†Foreign Killed.	Amebican.		Australian and New Zealand.
	Country Killed.	Town Killed.	†Foreign Killed.	Home Killed.	American Killed.	Australian and New Zealand.
	Per cent.	Per cent.	Per cent.	Per cent.	Per cent.	Per cent.
1905	18.2	3.6	12.7	17.8	24.4	23.3
1906	17.2	3.4	11.1	17.3	26.0	25.0
1907	17.4	31	13.1	16.1	24.6	25.7
1908	17.3	4.2	14.3	13.4	26.1	24.7
1909	17.8	4.9	13.6	10.6	27.5	25.3

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† Includes "General Foreign Meat and Produce."

Table: Some idea of the amount of the work of your Inspectors of Slaughterhouses and Meat may be obtained from the following figures supplied by the Superintendent of the Market:—

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Some idea of the amount of the work of your Inspectors of Slaughterhouses and Meat may be obtained from the following figures supplied by the Superintendent of the Market:—

	1906.	1907.	1908.	1909.
Average daily delivery into the Markets	Tons. 1,375	Tons. 1,358	Tons. 1,335	Tons. 1,368
Minimum delivery on any one day	186	204	192	229
Maximum delivery on any one day	2,607	2,594	3,235	3,918
The heaviest weight previously recorded on any one day (21st December, 1896) was		4,159 tons.
Some idea of the amount of the work of your Inspectors of Slaughterhouses and Meat may be obtained from the following figures supplied by the Superintendent of the Market:—
	1906.	1907.	1908.	1909.
Average daily delivery into the Markets	Tons. 1,375	Tons. 1,358	Tons. 1,335	Tons. 1,368
Minimum delivery on any one day	186	204	192	229
Maximum delivery on any one day	2,607	2,594	3,235	3,918
The heaviest weight previously recorded on any one day (21st December, 1896) was		4,159 tons.

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One ton in every 278 tons of meat paying toll in the Central Markets,
Smithfield, was condemned last year, as compared with one ton in 319 in
1908.
* I am indebted to the Clerk and Superintendent of the Central Markets for the figures relating to the
market supplies, sources of origin, &c.

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City of London 1909

Table: *Table showing the average deliveries at the Central Meat Market, and other details for successive quinquennial periods during the past 35 years:—

Table: The sources of origin of the Central Market Supplies during the past five years are here expressed in terms per cent. of total annual deliveries.

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Table: Some idea of the amount of the work of your Inspectors of Slaughterhouses and Meat may be obtained from the following figures supplied by the Superintendent of the Market:—

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