June 1, 1875 98 Colfax, La May 17, 1875 99 Fort Barrancas, Fla. May 31, 1875 100 Shreveport, La.. May 31, 1875 101 Jackson, Miss. May 18, 1875 102 Little Rock, Ark May 21, 1875 103 Vicksburgh, Miss. May 20, 1875 101 Baton Rouge, La. May 31, 1875 105 Canby, (post of,) La.. May 24, 1875 New Orleans City and May 18, 1875 May 27, 1875 Lieut. Col. A. R. Eddy with A. Brizard.. William W. Maj. Benjamin C. Card with Albert Schmidt. June 18, 1875 747,000 pounds of corn, at $1 33 per bus hel 1,000 cords of soft wood, at 85.40 per cord.... 210 cords of hard wood, at $7.94 (coin) per cord; 44,000 pounds of oats, Hard wood, as required, at 84 per cord. Hard wood, as required, at $4 per cord. Hard wood, as required, at 85.40 per cord; coal, as required, at $5.50 per ton. Corn, (shelled.) as required, at $2.15 per 100 pounds; oats, as required, Corn, as required, at $2.05 per 100 pounds; oats, as required, at 82.66 per 100 pounds; hay, as required, at $1.65 per 100 pounds; straw, as required, at $1.65 per 100 pounds. 111 Jackson Barracks, (New May 15, 1875 Maj. J. A. Potter with Washington Morton.... Corn, (shelled,) as required, at $1.88 per 100 pounds; oats, as required, 112 Saint Martinsville, La June 10, 1875 113 Little Rock, Ark June 2, 1875 Maj. J. A. Potter with O. J. Durand Hard wood, as required, at 84 per cord. Corn, (shelled.) as required, at $1.85 per 100 pounds; oats, as required, at $2.60 per 100 pounds; hay, (timothy,) as required, at $1.50 per 100 pounds; straw, (wheat,) as required, at $1.35 per 100 pounds. 28,000 pounds of corn, at $1.25 per bushel 145 cords of hard wood, at $13.86 per cord. 72,000 pounds of oats, at 82 cents per bushel. 200,000 pounds of oats, at 79 cents per bushel 115 tons of hay, at $2.87 per ton.... Abstract of contracts made by the Quartermaster's Department, &c.—Continued. 135 .do 124 Cheyenne Agency, Dak May 13, 1875 125 Fort Totten, Dak May 13, 1875 126 Fort Sully, Dak. May 13, 1875 127 Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dak May 22, 1875 Near Fort Laramie, Wyo.. Jeffersonville depot, Ind.. Nov. 12, 1874 Maj. B. C. Card with John Shephard.. May 1, 1875 Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with Thomas Morri- 340 cords of soft wood, at $4.65 per cord. 722 cords of soft wood, at $4.73 per cord. 1,800 cords of hard wood, at $3.55 per cord. 1,200 cords of soft wood, at $4.43 per cord 854 cords of soft wood, at $4.73 per cord.. 1,000 tons of hay, at $4.38 per ton. 111 tons of hay, at $8.35 per ton... 2,100 tons of hay, at $9.90 per ton. Construction of bridge over North Platte River, $10, 650. Riding-saddles and wagon-material, at schedule rates. Ambulance and wagon-material, at schedule rates Wagon-materials, at schedule rates...... 1,500 hame strings, at 63 cents each: 3,500 hame-strings, at 7 cents each. 400 coupling-poles, at 74 cents each; 500 hounds, (hind,) at 46 cents each; 1,750 felloes, (hind,) at 14 cents each; 1,500 felloes, (front,) at 12 cents each; 1,000 linch-pins, at 8 cents each. 250 lock-chains, at 75 cents each; 250 ridge-pole staples, (large,) at 14 cents each; 500 ridge-pole staples, (small) at 1 cents each; 3,000 wagon-bow staples, (large,) at 2 cents each; 3,000 wagon-bow staples, (small,) at 13 cents each; 500 feed-box staples, at 21 cents each. Wagon and ambulance materials, at schedule rates... 100 paulins, at $13.50 each 138 ......do May 1, 1875 Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with Robert Nixon & Co. 150 feed-boxes, at $1.90 each; 700 open rings, at 6 cents each; 100 hooks for feed-boxes, at 34 cents each. 300 pounds hackled mass, at 11 cents per pound... 400,000 pounds barley, sacked, at $27.25 (coin) per 1,000 pounds June 22, 1875 Maj. Benjamin C. Card with Samuel G. Bridges 802,000 pounds oats, at 82.68 per 100 pounds. 400,000 pounds corn, at 82.95 per 100 pounds. June 28, 1875 ..do 2,000 open links, at 1 cents each 30 2,000 3,000 139 tons bay, at 86.39 per ton 900,000 pounds oate, at 64 cents per bushel. 90 tons hay, at $6.98 per ton Oats, as required, at $2.18 per 100 pounds; wheat-straw, as required, Corn, shelled, as required, at $1.71 per 100 pounds; oats, as required, at 114 bushels oats, at 73 cents per bushel; 4,392 pounds timothy hay, at 35 cords hard wood, at $5 per cord 594 cords of hard wood, at $6.90 per cord 50,000 pounds of anthracite coal, at 88 per ton; 3,660 pounds of oats, at 1,003 bushels of oats, at 75 cents per bushel; 20 tons of timothy hay, 2,500 per ton. 1,286 tons of coal, at 86.49 per ton; 100 cords of wood, at $6.79 per cord 5,800 yards of black Italian cloth, at $1.09 per yard 3,125 dress-caps, at $1.96) each; 130 pompons, at 29 cents each. 3,000 1,500 Constructing four frame buildings, at $15,816 June 30, 1×75| June 21, 1873 Lient, Col. Rufus Saxton with Colladay, Irout Lient. Col. Rufus Saxton with Composite Iron- Col Stewart Van Vliet with Colladay, Irout July 27, 1875 May 13, 1875 201 ....do June 1, 1875 202 ..do May 12, 1875 Maj. J. A. Potter with P. L. S. Verden Maj. J. A. Potter with Eudora Schaughnessy. Maj. J. A. Potter with C. W. Loomis & H. Musgrove. 203 do May 13, 1875 Maj. J. A. Potter with Nancy Hunt Lieut. Col. Rufus Saxton with Walton Brothers Lieut. Col. Rufus Saxton with Bent & Bush Capt. Charics P. Eagan with John Dalton ..do Capt. Charles P. Eagan with John Mullalley. Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with John A. Wil- Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with Wilstach, Baldwin & Co. Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with Lougry & Frew Lieut. Col. James A. Ekin with Louisa M. Lieut. Col. A. R. Eddy with H. H. McColley .. Lieut. Col. A. R. Eddy with A. Brizard. Lieut. Col. A. R. Eddy with John and George 75,000 pairs woolen stockings, at 34 cents per pair 2,000 iron bunks, Army standard, at $4.50 each 25,000 pairs Army woolen mittens, at 25 cents per pair. Lease of building No. 1704 G street, Washington, D. C., at $233.33} per Lease of building No. 616 and 618 Seventeenth street, Washington, D. Lease of lot 59 and company post of Jackson, Miss., at $50 per month. Lease of land, 15 acres, and company post, Jackson, Miss., at $75 per month. Lease of land, 6 acres, and company post of Jackson, Miss., at $83.33} per month. 1,000 gross of coat-buttons, at $1 10 per gross; 300 crescents for caps. at $1.95 per 100, 8,000 100,000 pairs white Berlin gloves, at 153 cents per pair; 3,500 helmet- 46,000 feet of pine lumber, at 89.70 per 1,000 feet 600 bushels of lime, at 35 cents per bushel 200 pairs of wooden stirrups, at 12 cents per pair 600,000 pounds of hay, (baled,) at $8 (coin) per 1,000 pounds; 160,000 pounds of straw, (baled,) at $6 (coin) per 1,000 pounds. 200,000 pounds of hay, (baled.) at $23 (coin) per 1,000 pounds. Construction of wharf at Presidio of San Francisco, at $9,745.60, (coin) |