Help deciphering occupation

[Goofy]

This is the occupation of my husband's gt grandfather.  He apparently ran a fishing company from Hull Docks.  It looks like something buyer fisherman.    Can anyone help.  Thanks.

[AMBLY]

Hi

fishbuyers Fishm

The Fishm, looks like it has been added later - using a lighter hand but due to the similarity in the "sh" in both words, possibly by the same writer who used a different form of F. And/Or possibly the fishbuyers was written in lowercase, and Fishm in upper.  I would hazard a guess that:

The gt-grandfather wrote: "fishbuyers" on the schedule returned to the enumerator - ie: "we're fishbuyers by trade". And the enumerator has copied this into his book and then categorised it (ultimately for statistical purposes) by adding "Fishm" for "Fishmonger".

Are there other examples of the enumerator's "f" of "F" on the page or near pages?

Cheers
AMBLY

PS: It is often seen in the census pages:  an occupation  entered by the enumerator and clearly later, someone else (the person checking & collating the enumerator's return) has added a "category" word.  Can't think of the countless examples I've seen    except for example, someone enumerated as occupation: "Hewer Above Ground". Catergorised with the notation: "CoalM" for Coal Mine(r)(s).

[Goofy]

Hi Ambly

I had initially thought it said Fishbuyers but as there was no dot over the i and the funny looking F which was not the same as in Fishm, I was not sure.

Thank you for the information.

Goofy