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The New York herald., 1878-10-04

-whsa. was wi.nou. decided yhangs Tho demand vas
calls we're 35Jov bushe mostly No. white 20 arrive.
ihe sales were nt ~ % O0 Tor No 81 oJ4 for
do Tor October; 81 U5& for Novsmbe Ole for rejected
spring; q o7x 81 Us ior NO. white, spot; "a vs,E
~ lVivr extra du spot aud to arrive: VI O7 VI ts
No white tor all ocooer 81 0e Tor No white 81 oOh
for CANADA red In bonds II UJ for amber Kentucky ana
bushels 40 ssd winter sold az 81 oo 10000 do veto
ber do. at I'll O5z ana 5000 do December 81
Al the second call 4s 900 bushels No winter for No
vember sold st ~ ools closing as fellows:-No...
spring for October. vUc bid, $50 asked; DO. Mo-
vsmOsr s4s sia sio asked; 70. North
u % asked NO red winter for october 81 04se bid,
81 o5 asked; do December, 81 u6h Ud. IL va asked.
Corn AZ the nrst ca 500 bushels Noveu.
ber sold m 4s% aud At the second cali aUo Bushels Ueto
Der No At 45c anu 100 bushels November d.. sold
4sstc. rhe sales netween the calls soout vu0vU
bushels st 4s,sc t4e, Tor No. mixed, f,r November,
and fSlac Tor spot Oats were steady, Heavy
ODD scarc 9nt in good request We quote Gocd
unsraded mixed 31tsc 3dc. extra wLite nominal at
;Sc. No. do nominal at 35 JJc.; No. do 2plss.
pc. No. . do, 2sc. No. mixed. 3I,kc 32c. NO.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

Advices from London report q quieter position Of
anairs, and consois after opening At % a OAK for
money and account, strengthened up to OAK Tor the
account United States bonds arc u a v lower,
lis's beng quoted At 1861, 1se7's l07k 1o7ys,
ieniortiss at 1881 and nvss at lOsk American
way shares wore generally weak Reading declined
y, TO 15k Erie " to 13k. and Illinois Cehlral IN,
TO s2ts Eric preferred rose to 3oK aud Pesnsyi-
vania to Sc 38k but closed at 3oA4 and 80 rospeo-
lively. The Bank OF England directors made no
ihaDge in the dscount rate. which remains per
scnt The bank lost E7o. 900 bullion for the end
Ing yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

# NFt' LfvsRPooL Oct 9--5 r. NJ.
Cottonfutures closed steady ~ todAys lowest prices
uplsnds. low middlnw clause and April delivery
i50d. The sales Of the included A0o bales
F. b.
BrcadstuGs-C Corn. 22s. 9d. ass per quarter for
mixed Western
I. Lospos. Oct 3-5PM.
Produco--Talow. 37s I'd. 37s Cd. per cwL
-Wf Axrwsar, Oct .. 1878.
Petroleum, 23saf for hne pale Am srcsn.
rnopucR KxcuAN0K nRroRr--
N#. LivkRPooi. Oct. Q, 1873.
rork-Prime mes, -hastcra steady NJ 53s Western
dun at lS- Baeon--Cumuc rland cut STEADY At 3is
short lib steady AZ Jfs clear ~ 3i shors
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER ls7a-TRlPLE SHEET

clear steady at 32s Hams-Long cut dull at 4fs; shout
ders steady at 3Os Beef India dui al lis. ;
extra dull as STA prime mess duh AZ 67: Lard
pentine-Spirits dull 2as. Rosiu Common dull ~
4s Sd tine dull at los. CteeseAmercan choice steady
ASS Lard oil steady Ala Four-Kxtrs state steady
a. 25s wheat-No spriug dau At o. Cd No spring
dull at 9s 3D. winter Western, steady At S. Id
southern steady at 9s Id Corn-Mxed soft steady st
23s tor dun 24s Sd for old Cottonseed oil
yellow America dull ut SIS.
FISANCIAL1
LONDON Oct 3-fPM.
Csnsos % 1-16 for money "a 7-l6 the
United states ~ cent bonds 1861; lSo7s. lo1ys
hves. 1OSL.
New Jersey Central. SO; Reading, I5lx
Consois "a for money and 81 q the account.
Paris advces quote per 13 y,sc for the
Tho bullion in the Bank or England has decreased
f76, ,O0U during the The proportion of tina
Bank OF Eng to liability which last
10 IL 4OI cent. The Of bullion
into tho Bank Of England balance TO-DAY 10
fllo.0O0
PARIS Oct. 8. 1873.
Tho specie In the Bank OF France has decrease
69OO.000E during the
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

-Isvsrsd on sontr.cs. aooo bales yesterday. For
10 &c. 500 a. 4s SO a. 10 s 7o6 q iasis
s !sss: s ''i$1sis si; y T. SSaes 4 H. sSS y
,.s : s ~ ~
1s;sS g !. SO
sss. 1920 S.iss IsssS To- osssSss
iS4os. ioS 10 Ss 4ooss io4ss 100 10 las 400 :;
aoc !. e a o & So :: at
500 500 as 4o9 % 81 :. - aG :: ,os' q
@ s9sse . 500 = iosss 100 a ID 4oa 100 = iois 100
g y sss 80 81 = s'
ii, \ ,s LOSE iSo , iYsss s. ssS i
osss 900 zoo
,oaas 400 =, lo45s 20, ss no Io4is aoe a. 10 sSc
70 no ss 10 49, 900 GO :. lSass = 100 @ :. lo a. 500
icses i 3. s 80 !;
70 go 10 8 ss q 1S % 49, sSo :. !.
ao1 !" So At sao ss 10 o. Ss 60 a
Tso.u;ry 500 @ ss \ 500 !, . y g &c zoo 900 ::
sse TO- az 10 Csc ico .sio sis 10 s2c March.
Z; s ss !, IS q
lGs so 49, :. s 20 200 !.
Total. 72.soo bales Ursnd total, lOo.5oo bales.
TIE I: ;Ss pS.' ss: . sS
5es5 cnasesson ssos wi,%ng ton 7ss Sareif iois;
fs ySs. ss Isl f ss..sn ss .''
last lo72o bale. Total since sep.emtsr s494is
steam compressed: BY SAL. 70 Hamburg, By steam,
Re s ss @ ,s%sa rsS ss sS ss
sseaas BY sail, IA e.ied.
wheat. ssa7So ss.asI. sorn nes, aSo sS. and sS
steady ye aour wa. With .sss 6e. Corn
Srs barley and nss we're 30.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

do 25.se .o'1c NO do. 2o'ac zfo fhe saies "oe
market ssgsips sa firm .ss and il good
iassisT is as4 sssasa ss sad i oa a los M
We %
sss sTo ss for % sss.e s ss as siso s.s fs Gro
sa1s gold S.e 4s ,as S Sasss 2c sa. - s iss
i',ie DC . = 5As. according 70 Quality.
s.ss ss sas SOC M 4f sss sss
crop. common 20 fancy Soc a soc.
ss
unchanged We quote sDirits iurpeDsine msrchsntaee
:sss' Is's sSss .. :s.'a's 81 =
a. 10 Sarpsasns ra hard, 81 IS; soft and
S quiet. and closed at =: call =:
psssaSss aud 0Sa
81 winter o s s ds 81
winter 5sc natural do. s5c : extra Slssshsd winter
. ,.a. .inss . ssaaa sa & s do % winter
rsIaolxu. n.I.s. tor refined wa. stl auli, but
s:.aa. At
Essa.s.:s united sS ss,as..s.
& r :l 10. s s SS
.ssy ls sss
:gas s os as Jersey ss n. iss .s
SOC y Toe. Malisrd, Toe sOc Wood duck 6oc. 75c
IS per aosen. wocdsocs ii il 81 IS psr pair; rssd
faov,sioss t,erees 1000 ssss and
Z sss
Ss H. s ss
sawss nd Ssls sold :. tnss prico Sbs mess
choice sold ss 50 70 10 e CT meats were aqst 500
Sic s 500 do private 5000 lbs pleklod
dull nemipally city sng clear
ssSs4 So. s and IND Wsn a.u ss. A. &C. sM
hogs steady So 5c. for city, heavy
% Lard was sss. easy sIo.as Second call
@ 81 y q. gsA a. II: ss
Sss."ss ss s ysss
az e % ts PRIME :nlss
d. free 81 on a7 board = ~ s loo d. DO for s1-
100 s.rsss oos.asns sold sutser-ssesipts,
as s oi
Western ass s,.;: dairy 5s - aas Western
ssp.s 2so7l boxes. the market 6rm and active
s1a ae., AZ. es.i .kimmsd DO. 50 90 Esrs-Ks.
se 1o oS ne Nov . ., S1
s;s e; sa inissis. is. oaa4da fresh ie
sc .s s'ss sss asmsss sa
n ind % ss .ir 70 rs%o aa vN o.a e
sTs4nlsA market was quiet Primo Western quoted
sus4srTa. MARKET ssr "a. We: steady but quiet;
Cuba. centrifugal nhds and boxes Nos. 70 is re
So rsaSs sSsS
Dss1%s s
,sss ssa * ca ao s; y.ox sss lsai ss.s ss s. xs,.:
ssSss ss.ass insladias sxs, :5Ss. .o7 - ~,
The quiet and easier; 10000 lDA sold 10
wmisKsr Receipts, 5ss bbls The market was nrmsr.
FREicnIs Gr.n tonnage for charter wa. in good re.
unchanged tor the day. Berth room was held much higher
ports noa ~ LSsrpoo 1 steam for n.s x ~ass
shipment ASS 5Gs nomn ally and bacon 4O
li-32d boxes bacon. 40s week, and
lots reported private 20 sons leather os 1000
ha T for ports . week
boxes .nip%sns ao4so Of which has
All Ss $500 ss.. S.s' $500 $500 sa.ss';
grain, 6,.d. and steam 5000 bushels grain ID 90 lbs
s,ssa a 900 bushels grain $40 ManSsFs steam oo5
bushels grain on privat: terms % Chsrers-An Italian
quarters gram Sd rr.a hence
TO svra La on sawsp s 500 aaase. grain
e
5000 quarters grain as 3D. British oass. hence TO :
to . os s.as
S.. Cd. a 5a I'D; British bark. hence to
.Sia $3.50 sssn ssa Br n
general Cargo at rates: an American bark 45l tons,
British BARK sss tons sm Chario.ssn to Massil.s With
rosin. at Noswegian bark henes 70 Quilted kingsem
wsgian bark hence Dsnts,g AGO bbls d., 4s: 7kd
resn schooner hsnes 70 Bristol $500 S6s @ do ss
or so Sssssa assSs 70 S:
Sars Ssnss 70 spanish port rsdosd psssoIsuI
eases. quoted :. s.. 81 and 2s bark from saismose
hence to Bremen s. .OOO bbls. do. Ss Cd.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

nULL-vAx RESssRLAnR.-At S. johns Chapel,
Geneva. n. Y. October O. ns1s by Rev. Henry ".
Nelson, GEORGE LAWRENCE HULL, OF MorrtsLown, N.
J., to ELrzAsxrH RorGxRs, daughter Of Grats Van
Rensselaer,.
1875, Fourth Avenue Presby terian Church, by
Rev Howard Crosby d. d., Rev. DAVID s. hcCAsLIS.
oil Bunce, Ind, to HARRIEr BARRErr eldest daughter
McKIyLgr-cRASx.--on Thursday, October g. at
Philippe Memorial Church, oy tue Rsv. Dr. Aisx-
ander. B. FRANK McKixLxY 10 LIrA M, daug hter OF
l. r. Crane, ESQ.,, both OF this city. +. 80
OGsBuRY-Arrwoon In tnis city, Aprti IS, 1873,
BY Rev. Z. Deems, ALEXANDER A. oGsBrRr TO SUSIE
scorr--HIaGxs AT 81. Peters Church, Perth An
boy, N !, October 2, ls7s, by tho Row J. O. Drumn.
FRANCIS MARKoE Soorr and LUcr PARKnAx, daughter
OF :. y. Parkman Higgins, Esq. M.s
Wicxs-ssAxAx --0ctober y at the residence Of the
wIcxs. daughter OF the late Captain Benjamin wicks
OF Brooklyn, 10 WILLIAM n. SEAMAN, Of Nyacs.
wLLoueny--HARalsos- --0n the "a OF october, By
the Rev. William W. Farr, HuaH l.. WiLLouonBr, OF
SARATOGA, aud AUGUSTA Ds PKYsrxR HARRISON, Of
Philsdelphia
AsHwooD.-ln England on tho LIST ut., BrxJAmfS
AsHwoRrn. OF Philadelphia, late OF Leeds, England,
BAsrLxxAn -on thursday, October 8, 1s7s ApH-
LAiDk b., infant daughter OF Jos ID aud Charlotte A.
Bartlcmsn.
Funeral from parents residence, 1877 Ocean av.,
Jersey City Heights. Saturday, OCTOBER 8, 1873.
BARrLxrr. Al Easthainptou. Mass, October I,
MARY y. DARrL.Tr widow oil the late William Bart
FUNERAL services on Saturday morning, October 8,
az haipsst O'CLOCK ~ the residence OF her dauy
Ter, Mira Helen A. Rich Nos 1893 Grand av., Brooklyn.
BKcK.-MKcHAMo LoDos, No 81 ". AND A. NJ
BRxrnRxS--You are hercoy summoned to attend an
omcrgent OF tho lodge, to be hcid
rooms, corner Of Bowery aud Rivingtou street, on
Saturday, October D, at haii-past eight A. M. sharp
for the purpose oi paying tho last yrDutc OF respect
TO our late W. Bro. Charles q. j. Beck, II. Al. rhe
brethren OF Harlem Lodge No. 457, H. and A. NJ. an
also brethren OF sister lodges are fraternay invited
by order OF tho Master. -
4 WILLIAM NlLLIGAS, Secretary
lvASno. CoxMASpsRy, No. 80, N. r.-rIR kSlsHfs--
You arc hereby ordered to attend special coaciavs
In iull UNIFORM, at The Asylum, Odd Fellows Hail,
Saturday mornins. october Q. nt nino o'cock sharp
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
Receipts for customs In September 1S78.. So 309 zl5
Receipts Tor customs In Sepsomber, 1871. 94l3 444

4 Decrease In 1S7S.....-..... ............ $l4225
The following is comparative statement OF
ings OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Company for the fourth week In September lists,
$lS2,0oO; 1871, S374y57s; decrease. $192,57a. And
the following shows the earnings for the month OF
september:-ls7s, $s77,0oO; 1877. $I,17s,099; de-
crease, S5ol, o9o
The following despatch received In the Street
to-day
MILwAUKEE, Oct 8, 1873
II Is semtofcially reported that at tho recent
meeting OF The ST. Paul d,recsors, held In New YORK,
the Executive Committee to build 100 miies OF ad-
ditional road. 1t is claimed that this movement is
Ter the purpose Of strikinR retalatory blow tho
Chicago aud Northwestern Company tor the
t0n OF branchss being built into its territory
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
COFFEE MARK ET.

ser RIO JAsKrRo. Oct. I. 1s7a
Coffee market quiet, prices maintsinsd change;
RIO, good hrsts, 5,sU 1850 res 10 kos Exchange
London, 23ll .' N#8 sas f-
l.-f..4f ..i 80 DISK aae SANTOS. Oct 4, 1873.
Coffee-Market uuiet: downward tendency; superior
Santos, b, 400 . 1000 rsis per 10 kilos
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

The total sales Of stocks at the Board today aRgre
gated 137 300 shares which distributed fol-
lows:-Western Union Telegraph, Il, $50 shares;
Pacific Mall 12Oo; New York Central. 4co; Erie,
Abs; Lake Shore sl6o5; Union Pacific, 1900; liz
nois Central, 225; Pittsburg, 35s; North western,
81 o20; Northwestern preferred, 1886; Now Jersey
Central $780, Rock Island, sos; ST. Paul. lo4o0; St.
Paul preferred, 1850; Wabash. 2slo; Ohio's. 200;
Lackawanu~, 9,0e0; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 200;
Delaware and Hudson, 500; Michigan Central. 3745.
The money market was easier to-day and call loans
were made throughout the day AZ . 4 per cent.
Foreign exchange was dull, and 4.sox Sox were
thc rates for business In prime bankers sixty day
nerling bills, and 4.s4K 4s4X for demand. Gold
opened and closed at iOo, while lew sales In the
interim wsre made as high 1oOk. The rates on
god loans for borrowing ranged IRON fat 70 per
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

lU:l0 a. III.
$1,000 US 5's Io-4o o. ,oe ssoooo Us 4hse 'sl lossI
lli5 A. M.
$4,000 US 6's 49, SO lo7x S25O0O US 4,s ol. l03x
iOOOo Us $40, 1863 lU7H lOOoo Us AS 1897. eYZ
5inN \ con
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

l:30 P. NJ
S2OO0oUS 2Os r67 s3 105z $1,000 aga O. 0I lu3iz
23ou0 32os c. '67 lu5h luOoo Is. Q. 1907. 99s4
10000 ) 5s, r. s1... 1854
avf III .ts4 s 2:30 P. NJ.
$1,000 5-2os.c. .'67 losH $4,000 U 5sosr ss 1o7
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

Pougbkecpsio, y. " aud daughter Of the late Henry
Lyle oil Upper Red Hook, Duchess county.
Relatives and trends invitcd to attend the fun.
erai at Hudson, N. Y, ct tour r. NJ, Friday, Octo-
ber
sApLgR.--The relatives and friends OF Henry r. and
Mary s. Sadier invited TO attend the funeral ser.
wees OF ,hew son DAVID HALsEr, from their rosi.
dencs 4o3 West 23d st. at hall past twelve r. NJ FRI
Day, October
inoxAs-on tho I'd inst, ELxcrA D., wife Of Charles
y. Thomas
Funeral at ten O'Clock Saturday morning from her
lato rosdencs 80 East 20n ST Relatives aud frends
respectfully invited To atcnd without further pottco
vAs corr-on Tuesday, 1st inst, ANNIE, youngcst
daughter OF the late John Van CotI
Relatives aud friends are Invited 70 attend tho fu-
nera services, on saturday 5tn lust. nj hapast too
O'Clock A. NJ, al IL East 15th st.
wAosrAyy.-On Thursday, October 3, 1878, JoHH
9. WAGsTAPP OF this city.
Funeral ON Friday. The romans will DO taken TO
wALsm--vn wednesday, October 2, JAxKs WALSH.
native oil Carrick-on-Suir, county TIppsrary, Ire
land, In the 6ash year OF nus ago
Relatives and friends OF family respectfully
invited 20 attend tho iunera IRON hts lae residence
~ Peek slip ON Friday the 4th inst. at Two o'clock
vile OF siichael H. whalen, aged 80 years aud
months.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO at
tend Tho funeral, from her late residence, 1876 East
broadway. This tFriday) a,ernoons at haii-past one
O'Clock
wnIrAxER-In New York, October 3, NARY
LOUISA, beloved vito OF Charles whitaker.
The funeral Will take place from lute residence,
2S1 Delaney st, on SATURDAY, October o. ut ono
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtsd 10 attend
wmxor.--Ai her late residence, LOG Remsou st..
Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, OCTOBER 4, HARRIET,
wife vi John Wtimot, aged oil vears
Relatives anu friends of family are respectfully
invited TO attend the unerst Friday, 4ih, Two y.
N. Please omit flowers
WnisHr.--Un Wednesday, October a. ANat. only
daughter OF Lousn and the late Edward Wright
The relatives and trends Of tue family respects
fully invited TO attond the funeral from late resi-.
dence No 46I Gates av.. Brooklyn. saturday, Uc-
tober .. a. Two v'eiock u H.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

$1,000 La con.
5000 Hast J ga, chs
loOo0 st Paul con. = g..
5000 Mo. X a T Q, as.
5uOU DO. 80. b3
70 shs Merchants Blk.
100 Del 4 iiudson.....
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

GALVESTON Oct. B. 1879
Cotton steady; middling exc naadiins s,se good
ordinary, ekc Net receipts III bales; gross z33.
Exports coasswse, SOei. sses. s1 stock. 3s, 7s6.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-29
Riverside Correspondent.

RIVERSIDE, March 26, 1878.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Parties have been here from San Francisco and purchas- ed one-half of the water right of River side with the intention of putting up reduction works, and ere long the noise of busy stamps will be heard among the hills for miles around mak- ing the scene one of life an interest There will be water power enough for, from one to two hundred stamps. Ores from the Silver King, Silver Bell and other mines in Pioneer District, can be reduced here for one-hslf the expense, that they can in their imme- diate vicinity, for wood is scarce, and if it were not it could never compete with water power, for the working of all kind of ores. The road is located from Riverside to Picket Post and neighborhood and teams that bring ore to the river can have timber for the mines of that district as back freight, which will be brought down from the Pinal summit by the time the mills are in successful operation. The road to the timber has been located by Charles D. Putnam. Fine timber can be had in the Finals for considerable less than it can be brought from the vicinity of Prescott and elsewhere The distance from the Picket Pest is sixteen miles from here. The King mine is about the same; there can be a fine road made up Mineral Greek with but few hills and they won't amount to much. The timber in the Finals is twenty miles from here and altogether about thirty-six from Picket Post and King mine. The mines of Summit District and Mineral Creek are developing faster than they have for many days. The Pioneer mine is bonded for $75,000; it is a fine mine and shows q large body of ore. The proprietors of the mine are Messrs. Scotte and others, it lies fifteen miles from the river. The Ida Ingles has lately been purchased by MT. Thomp- son of Oakland, California, for $20.- 900. He is we'll pleased with his pur- chase, and says he would not take four times the amount he paid for il, and give it up. Other developments are going on, which look promising. Some very good prospects are found near Cane Springs, and locations are being made in most every direction, and if onefourth prove good, River side will be quite a mining, center, and in time will make a place second to none for its age in the Territory.
 MoDEsTUs.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-29

THE Hannibal mine is looking we'll This we learn from Mir. Josiah Flournoy who left by coach yesterday for San Fran cisco to bring out some steam hoisung works. The shaft is now down ninety feet and through the last twenty feet the
 water has come in so fast that it has re- louired a double mule power 10 keep the shaft free. The vein is about four feel
 wide and will average from 500 to s5OO per ton. Mir. Flournoy expects to return with the machinery in about thirty day s and as soon as the works can be set up he will continue the development Of the mine next will come a mill. The ore can be worked easily with cOncentrators. Mir. Flournoy represents wealthy company and Is himself an energetic and thorough lv reliable man. We have great faith in the mine and in the company and we be- lieye future developments will not disap- point us.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-29

Gov. J. F. HoYT, who has been looking afler school matters in Southern Arizona passed two days in Florence since our last Issue and left yesterday morning for Phue- nix and Prescott. Gov. Hoyt came to Ari- Zona es Secretary about two years ago. Upon the resignation Of Gov. Stafford, Mir. 20yt was appointed to succeed him. Since Gov. HOyt was placed at the head Oi the Executive Department he has shown himself worthy Of his high position and of the confidence and esteem Of the peo- pie, both Of which he commands to-day been travelling about the Territory recent Iy To acquaint himself with the people and with the condition and necessities ol every section. The special purpose Of bis present visit was to learn the condition ol the public schools, in the establishment Of which ex-Governor Stafford took such a deep interest and 10 which he devoted so much time and labor. Gov. Hoyt found the schools generally in a healthy and prosperous condition and will use every endeavor to maintain them in their pres ent satisfactory state. The Governor de sired to make more extended trip through Southern Arizona and tO visit some Of the military posts and the San Carlos Indian Agency, bnt some import ant duties called him 10 Prescott, where among other delicate matters he has to examine and decide in the case Of J. A. Lewis who will be hanged on April l2 unless pardoned.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-29
Mining Locations.

The following mining locations have been filed n the office of the County Re corder since March 22:
 Great Republic, sixteen miles south oi Globe City, by D. Larre.
 Thom Pain, in Pioneer District, by B. W. Connolly and J. D. Reymert.
 Mississippi, fifteen miles north of Picket Post, by Fred seett, Geo. Pfenning and John Weyrough.
 TRANSFERS.
 The following transfers of real estate and mining property have been filed in the office Of the County Recorder since our last issue:
 Frederick Adams to A. W. Sharp, the undivided half Of tot No. 122 in the town of Florence-SlG0.
 Aaron Mason to S. C. Baker, undivided one-third of the Copper Top mine, in Pioneer Dlstrict-sl, 900.
 A. L. Fuller to Mrs Ellen Church, g33! feet, in the Little Pedro mine, in Pioneer District-S125.
 Charles Hayes and c. F. Buck to Ira Faucher, the Green Tree mine, in Globe District-S2, GOO.
 C. D. Putman to E. ". Blssdel, un- divided hall of a ditch and water right on the Gila river above RiversIde-SlOO. A. W. Sharpe to Warren Vernoy, un- divided half of lot No. l22 ln Florence slOO.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-29
Proposals for Forage, Fuel, Etc.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA,

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA, CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'sO OFFICE, PREsCOTT, ARIZONA, March I7, 1878. SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLI- - cate, subject to the usual conditions,
 will be received at this office until F o'clock noon, on April IS, 1878. at which time and place they will be opened in presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery uf military supplies during the
 fiscal year commencing July l, 1878, and ending June %, 1879. As follows:
 Hard and Soft Wood, Corn, Barley.
 Bran, Hay, Straw and Charcoal, or such of said supplies as may be required during the fiscal year mentioned, at Camps Apache, Bowie. Grant, Huachuca, Lowell, Mcdowell, Mojave, Thomas, Yer de; San Diego Barracks; Fort WhlppIe and WEipple Depot, Fort Yuma and Yu-
 ma Depot.
 Proposals for either class Of the stores
 mentioned, or for quantities less than the whole required, will be received. The Government reserves the right to reject any or alt proposals. A preference
 will be given to articles of domestic pro-
 ductiOn.
 Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quanti- ties required at each Depot and Post, and giving full instructions aS t0 the manner Of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and pay
 ment, will be furnished on application 10 this office, or to the Quartermasters at the various DepOtS and Posts named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposals for Barley, Corn, Wood, etc." Jas the case may bel at there name Depot and Post,) and addressed to the undersigned.
 Local proposals to be addressed tO the Quartermaster of the Depot or Post for which the bid Is intended, and marked as above, will he received
 CHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
 Major and Quartermaster U. :. A. March 22 244w