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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26
Wit and Humor.

A regular old seed sunhower.
The best fruit America ever sent Ire
land-the potato. The worst ireland
ever sent America-the orange. - snch.
Who'd have looked for . tornado in
such quiet old State - Connecticut
Nature 10 great hand 10 cut cross lots.
Detroit Free Pres.
We saw young man with two heads
on his shoulder the other day. but
didn't consider il much Of curiosity.
One belonged 10 his girl.
The Coxrier-Jox remarks: "a
Chicago man has put up . 310, 600
monument over his wife; butevesy man
can't do 20 much. This ono va ~
loon keeper.
Enodgrass says that two young ladies
kissing each other are like ~ emblem
Of Christianity. because thsy ass doiAg
unto each other - they would nsa
shouA do unto then.
The other day. = too nswly-sgEivsd
Iriahmea were walking Up eeBoe1 .
pavsmspt tEap-door opsnsd cd OAi-
nsss stoss-portsr s0sree1. ~ Oee-
mr. aniA o1e q the0. I'll ~ kaEthonD
havsat got Q tannsl e1ans thsoaGA lsoa
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narksd s1pssisEi1y q vs00 esorUD
= - ~ pain1b 9sus ssnnsonhoD -
u thsir s1pssise psUsD & GnG1g
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Somebody is responsible for this.
Does not the mother who enjoys the
reading Of this stuff corrupt her family
and open TO them the broad road? Can
the father who brings this virus home
to his wife and daughter be thought to
have any nice sensibilitiss - 10 their
purity? These women Of weak minds
and morals, weakly throw the responsi-
bility on the Newspaper publisher? But
he publishes sensational lasciviousness
because they want il. They SEX .
cover for their impure enjoyment By
charging the responsibility on him.
But the readers are primarily respond
BILE. They create the demand; Tie
publishsr oaly supplies II. And oae
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26

People ought not to get mad because others refuse to patronize them; each has right to do as he pleases in that regard. For in- stance. any man who can get few types and paper has a right to start a newspaper and offer it to tho patronage of tine people, but because that people fail to appreciate his fiat ebulitions. lame sensations, prosey attempts at satire, ungeperous and uncailed for nersonaIities. and repudiate him and his bantlipg. it is unmanly to snari at them and say unkind things of them. They have no, injured htm, but simply let him alone. ana he has no right to insist upon sheir patro- nage against their will as condition to pre- vent being blackguarded. If his wares were attractive they would command patrons, even at Salt River, and a man who engages ID such business should have the discretion to understand the situation.
 THE REHEARsALr-The rehearsal of the cantata of Esther last evening was still more interesting than any other Of its predeces- sors. at least it appeared so to those who know nothing of the science of music, and must have been Gcubly so to the cultivated. Our own appreciation of the concord oi sweet sounds is not based upon an ac- quaintance with the productions of Handel, HAyaen. or Bradbury, nor even the rec ola ton, few lessons, in early life, from the aMissouri Harmony" but natural gen;ous for listening, and taking in harmo- nious vibrations, or pleasant noises by what ever cause produced. Judging of last nights performance by this standard. and comparing it with those which preceded it, we unhesitatingly con clude that the singers are progressing finely A NEW DEPARTURE.-Clark & Adams have t.ken new departure; left the city with its awickedness wide as the sea"and hieo them to aGod's first temples where, amid tht solitudes of ages, silence has ruled su
 preme, except when the storms have
 parlied with the monarch pines, and there in spirit of enterprise and not of avarice planted their improved machinery and gon' to manufacturing all kinds of lumber, iron ordinary shakes to the finest dressed ane matched clear finishing lumber, togethe
 with doors, sash etc. etc. In other word they have bought the Pioneer Saw Mill c A. o. Moves, removed it to the mouth Groom's Creek on the Hassayampa re
 modelled, rcfitted, added to it, and are nov prepared to furnish lumber in any quantit,
 or quality to suit cash purchasers at be-
 rock prices.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Proposals for Transportation.

Hd Qrs. NIL Div of the Pacific and Dept Calfcrnia OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERaAsTER. SAX FRAscIsco, CAL, March II, 1s7s | CEALED PROPOSALS, in sriplcate, with . copy of D this advertisement etfachen to each are invited and will be received at this office until l2 M., May Is, Is7s when the proposals will be publsly opened. for the hscs year commencing July l. 1878, and ending June | 90, 1872 as follows:
 Arsenal, Cal, landing for both at the Arsenal wharf,. Reno, Nev, to Camp Bidweil, Cal, and vice versa. winnemucca- New, to camp sdwe Cal, and vice versa winnenueca, New, to Camp McDermtt, New. and vice
 
 wlnnenucrs, New, to Camp Harnsy, Oregon and vice winnsmucca Sey or Kelton Utah. to Fort Boiss, l. T. San Francisco, Cal, to Camp 6aston, cal and vice
 versa.
 San Francseo. oal San Diego Cal, and vice versa.
 and versa, by for freght and passenzerz winnemncca or Rsddns, to ft Kianah, ogn. and vice San Francisco. Cal. to Camp Mojsve, A. IT, and vice
 
 San Francisco, cal to Camp Thomas. A. T.. and sviee San Francisco. Cal, to Camp xsDoweE. A. T.. and vice
 
 San Francisco, Cal. to Camp Lowen. A. T., and vice San Francisco Cal, to Camp Grant A. T.. and vice
 
 San Francisco, Cal. Camp Bowie. A. T.. and vice yersa-
 San Francisco. Cal, to Camp Apaehs A. T., and vice
 
 San rEaneiseo Cal, to whapplc Depot A. T. and vioe versa
 San francisco. Cal, to Camp Verde. 4. T.. and vice
 
 San Francisco cal- to Yuma Depot, A. T., and vice
  San Francisco. Cal, 70 Camp Hu,chuca, A. T {nezr old Camp Naiien.l and vice
 Also for transportation between tho stations m Arizona above nzned, and for transportation to or from place located ncf than 2so ises from said stations, from the 1e of the rocfe fhereto- Sessts proposals be made for the frsu<porfa- ton service nstwrsr San Francisco and Arczt Cal and Arrsss sad Camp 6,ston Cal: ssa Frsnczzee and yn- sud Yuma and Camps Hosxse- Thcnzs McI)oxelL l.oEall Grant Eux3e- Apache, Verde ard Huzchnchs and WhirIls Depot respectively. Prcfcrence nfl be given e bids On tan several ronts>-
 Proposals xE1 also bs fecetrcd go< fk< Drzysre re caired n Ssn Frsncsco arng the szal gear. The e. tsmated quantity ls 3D0Qf ns rnea<zremenf- Blank of pFoIcezie confz:r<1x the p1r<{cuarz of the service reqaired tbe coadzsonz Re- x bc fnr nzhed upen aFpzc1k<on af sks o<s aud thr Qnarts< nssteF< csces st Pre<ccz Tacsoa, Tuns snd<la ser- crzI Military 2o<ts aoo1e u1nned> xorrpsezl p<1 se e1,t41alne1 uns>e> zAs 1d<nt ad r.sponsih:lisy of the biaes . cE ad thsreca by b United 8faffe of1c>< or ioes1 cjs1 n4 1s<rs<e-
 Envef5pes rnutnlnlnB thc pf1pceAs sBo1ld e ns<kcd sProzcia,s for T<z1zQqEu1ion ec1 ez1lessc1 b the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Notice to Ca-oygners.

To- F. Hook (and all those claiming interests under Ieinl owners with the undersigned in that certain mining location or mIning claims the Biandino Lods, ths said location consisting of one thousand nnear iee 1o located by said B. F. Hook and c. W. Lewis D. h To land and the undersigned, the 5h day of Nov. ioo in the Pine Grove Mining District, in the County oi Yavapai, ID the Territory of Arizona
 You are hereby noti1ed that the undersigned has caused to be done upon said mining claims or oca tions the amount of labor md expenditures relneo hv the laws of the United States that such expenditures were made in the years 1874, 1885, lsI6 and iS. ana the same so expended upon the interest heid by sAlu Hook in said mining location or clains amounts 'o ont hundred and sixty dollars.
 And you are hereby notified to pay said sum of money being yorr respective share of the costs of said expen itres within ninety days from the service Of this DO tce to the undersigned, at Prescott in the aforesaid County Yavapai and in default of making such pay ment within sad time, he will claim, under the sac laws of fine limited States forfeiture of the interest held by said Hook in said mining location or claims.
 JOSEPH PRANK. PREscoTT, A. T., Feb. 5. 1878
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
 AND MUTTON.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARrsxKSr OF ARIZONA,
 Oihce of the Chief Commissary of Subsistence,
 PRxsco1.T, A. T., April s, 1s7s. CEALED PROPOSALS. fin triplicste, with copy oi D this advertisement attached will be received at this ofce and at the offices of the Acting Comnissares o Subsistence, st each of the posts named, until noon May 2o 1s7 for the supply of Fresh Beef and Mutton live and slaughtered required st Camps Apache Bowie Grant, Lowell. MoDowell Nojsve, Thomas. Verde whippae, Huscaucha A. T., and Fort Yuma, Cal from July lst, 1878, to June 90, lS79
 It s to be understood that tie contracts awarded der this advertisement shah not be construed to involve the United States in any obligation for payment in of the appropriation granted by Congress fer the purpose.
 The right reserved to reject any al bids offered Blsnks conditions, &c, furnisned application, bF the Acting Assistznf Comissarss of Subsistence at the posts named or by the undersigned
 CHAs. P. EAtAN, Captain and c. S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Assignee's sale.

POSTPONED. k THE Drsrsrcr CouEr or rBz UNITED STATES FOR rEk TazEp JUDICIAL DISTRICT or ARIZONA TERRITORY: Tn the matter of
 s. C. MILLER X Bno.,
 Bankrupts. ~ D~SAAeFASa'
 NOTTCyEt xssiSn<s's Sale q catti< Hsr%ss aud Eason. Iroa
 PsS1 iuc. Taere win be sold st publc auction at Prescott A. T.. on Friday, April 18th. ISIS co-rn-neing st the hour Of tsn o'clock A- the following personal prop cr<y belong to the eetzfe of 8. C. HiIlcr Bro Aoout six fAousxnd feet od trcc qrsrtsf-inrh Iron Pipe, in quantities to szit- One Patr Ho-seS, Wagon and Harness One Race Marc Thirty heed Stock Ca><se. ForSy Cous. Twenty Marss- All of the fors<onk wiu be s1e to the highest bidder for szh and vii oe delivered to ts purchaser imne-
 T.s.BurLEa,
 Aszignsc iD Bankruptcy of 8. c. Miller Bro. Prscoet N1rch z2<h, zs7& Tac al,oys xs,e is postponed until FRIDAY MAY 10, 1G7s d which tinc s the cou calves, hosea and char sto<k be1cnefng Co ee<sc of fef Bros bsnkrurs, ufIl fe sa1d- PNxxrulzru as to mrnn<r e ala number kinds of - - Ii. '. BUTLER,
 Auaxnrs ln Bankrzp4rg of 6~ C. NznR Brc- Runcoe& Ape11 e, 197&
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26


 S. 0. FREDERICK, Dit. Action brought in the District Court of ths Third Ju- dicial District in and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory of Arizoua.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to s. O. FREDERICK.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the aboye-named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis trct in and for the County of Yayaps in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with tho Clerk of this Court at Prescott in said County ta copy of which complaint accompanies this summons,) within twenty days excusye of the y of service after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this County: but if served out of County, and within this District then within thirty days; in all other forty days.
 answer the complaint above required the Plain tiff will take judgment for the of Three thousand two hundred and forty-one aud 6l00 S 2&l62) dollars and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the zeal of the said District Court, my office this first day of April A. D., IS75
 wILLI kM WILKINSON,
 Clerk. Prescott April 5,--w50d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Valuable Mining Feet for Safe.
 Tn time ofPeace Prepare for War

The subscriber is compelled to throw the tono"ins 1la sset ll is, ts Tiger. (Undividedl 6OO feet in the 4th Extension of Eclipse, ESQ feet in the Empire with two springs of water, s 800 feet in the Hidden Treasure, HOO feet in the Lizzie or Iron Clads 750 feet in the Buckeye, Al the above locations situatD in the BradsnaN Mountains and some of them must te sacrificed to oter expenses. Apply to
 CHAs. A. ICTZ,
 Bradshaw City, A. T. Mar 15 Iafa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
ALoNzo J. swEErsER, prt

SUMMoSs- ALONZO J. SWEETSER, Df't
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju dicial District and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ALoNZo J. SwEETSER.
 You hereby summoned and required to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plain ti in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and the County of Ysyapa in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court Prescott in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summo1s,) within twenty days excusve of the day of serice after the service upon you of this summons if served in this County but if served out of the County, and within this District then within thirty days in all other forty days.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and the complaint above required the plain t will take default against you and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her complaint and costs and disbursements ts in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the said District Court at Prescott this 29h day of March, A. D., 1s7s WILLIAM WILKINSON, [SEALl Clerk. T.. DRUM, Atty for Plaintiff.
 March %, 1873, Sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice hereby given that the copartnership hereto fore existing between Buck Bcckers has this day been dissolved by mutual Geo. Beckers having sold his entir interest to H. Buck All depts due the late firm be paid to H. Buck, who will assume all legit innate dsbs due, by said firm and pay the same upon presentation. II. BUCK.
 Prescott Aprii q. IS78.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
LEGAL.
Notice.

rx rrsz DISTRICT COURT or rHK UNITED sTAIA% pr ox THE THIRD JUDICIAL DrsTiiscr or THE kAAiio- !, OF ARIZONA.
 Ix TEE MATTER OF sAGvEL
 c. MILLER AND JACOB L.
 MILLER, coFAETsERs CSl9EE rASAASF1o-
 xHx FTnx, NAME AND STYLE
 or s. C. MILLER BRO.
 Al Prescott the 2efh day of March, A. ID. lSso- The undersigned hereby gives notice or n.s Apic.n n ,nsnt Acce-5sance and Approval by the Judge oi she s,oye entitled Court Assignee of Samuel O- iel and Jscob IL Miller Copar1ners under the Firm Name 1sny of Ysyzuai sud Territory of Arizona, who have been adjrdgsd Bankrupts upon tho petition ol thsll Cretors b. the District Court of the pntea Sssss oa a,s V. s,',os. T,;s,rscr - THOMAS J. BUTLER,
 Assienee of s. c. Miller & Bro., Benkrupts-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
KIMBLE BRO. Pltf's.
SUMMONS.
SILVER GLANCE MIN. ING COMPANY. Dft-s.

z--
 SILVER GLANCE MIN SoSs.
 ING COMPANY, Dft's.
 The Territory of Arizona sen is Greeting to the SILL YER GLANCE MINING COMPANY.
 You summoned to appear efore at my office, Owen Precinct town of Sig aai County ot Mohave and Territory of Ari ons, the 2sni day of May A. D., ls7s 10 o'clock A. M. of sd ity in action brought against you by the above nsnei Plaintiffs and answer the complaint of said Plaintiffs filed herein said action is brought to the ef One hundred and ty-seyen dollars and hftyfosr eents (S1x7.5 due for Merchandise sold and delivered 10 your agent and for cash amounting to Thirythree S33o0 dollars and all accrng costs and disburseneslss. Judgment will be Given under my hand this 1Sta day of March, A. D. 1878. Tft0S. J. HOWELL,
 Justice of the Peace, Owen Precinct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26

JAMES Bs
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Third Ju- dici2l Dnsic and for the County of Mohaye in the Territory uf Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to JAMES R. CoLGR0VE.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named pan- m in tee District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and fer ths County of Mohaye in the Territory of Arizona, and rbe complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said County Ca copy which complaint accompanies this suminons) within twenty days excusve of the day of servicel after the service rpon you of this summons if served in tEs County; but served out of the County, and within this District within thirty days; in all other forty days.
 Aud you hereby notified that you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plain tiff win take judgment by default against you for the of twenty-three hundred lS2300) dollars, upon contract for carrying the U. S. mails between Aubrey Mohaye county, Arizona, and CerDat fin said County and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis trct Court, at Mineral Park, this 5.h day of March, A. D. 1578. CALDWELL WRIGHT,
 SEAL Clerk.
 WEBSTER STREET, Atty for Plaintiff.
 March 15 ISIS. Sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
U. S. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T. |
 March 3O. 18TS.

To Giuseppe Delnotaro and John H. Otto, Greeting. In the matter of Presumption, Cash entry No. IT, of Rosa Rubio for N. E. Il of N. E. IL Sec. IS and w. s of N. W. ana N. ". l. of S. W. 4 Sec. IT Twp. II, N. RAW.
 You hereby notified that said entry is held for approval by the Honorable Commissioner of the Gener al Land office, subject to any appeal if taken within sixty (60) days from the date hereof.
 wM. N. KELLY, Register. Prescott, Apr. s, W. 60 ds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho firm knoAn Thorn, Mcbride has this day been dissolved by mutual con sent. All debts due the late firm will be collected by c. Thorne, who will pay all just demands.
 D. c. THoRSE.
 ARCHIE MCBRIDE. Prescott, April ilth, 1878. A12w4t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
To The Unfortunate !
Dn. GuBBOy.s
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions the consequences of self abrse This solitary vice drFraved sexual indulgence practi3ed by the yeEh af bofh almost unn-
 tssi extent producing wifh uneng ceaia-y be follow ing train Of morbid sympfas unies conb&ftsd by sci
 enilnc medical measures vz Sailow coanssnsace, 6ark sIefs unser the eyes pair in the head rnxizz in the ears noise Ike fhe ssiing of leaves and rasfiinx os ehsrcts uneasne<s nbFnf the loins weakness of fh< its eenfised vision. huafed intellect. loss of conf dsi,ce aindenes in arIreseh'nz sfsareers dislike ts ef memavy neee hashes impes and various srupfinas abutths iscs fnrred teugue fssit bscafh coaxhs con sumption nlens rssas meooHeai2 and frequent isssn-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Notltse.

Hsvins so,a ux inlrue1s k4 As szsson baslnsss st 060fk C MP. Rr1nk Hn,fh 1se1k0 42tfy zu 1srsons t1ll >Gr- Snsfh Uu p1y O dd& &as fze coac<xas and = = - -''' E. tatxz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIs- rRIcT, TERRITORY ARIZONA COUNTY or YAvAPAI. WILLIAM DURBIN, Pltf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Summons.

Is THE JUSTICE COURT, OWEN PRECINCT. TERRI !
 TORY or ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MoHAvE. [ AsAKNBLE and NEWELL A. KImBIE doing busi- ness under the firm and style of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
GaIREn HoME.

Fsrsop<>kt usstance may be CURED 1T HOME bv
 adifts<nc ie Dr. Gihbon, stating case svmr-
 fs<. length ef Che dsez@c sisned and have neasscs presztuF forxssded rec frun dauare zr.l
 esn5~ssv 70 rart of te country with fu asd pIa,
 afre9ns fsv snciesinE Ten dollars coin Tn rxxisi<rri igtsr throu1n tce Ps<1nce through Rells Faro
 Co., 1a<xaHe os medicine win be frwar Jed sny psx1 of f',@ tnseH- Ad1ress DK J- r. G7BBOx
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIs rnIcr, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAvAPAL
 SUSAN SwEETsER, Plt'f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
PRESCOTT.

8 WJ " Your Goods where you can buy them Cheapest w. M. BUFFUM | Wishes to inform his many GUS toners and the public in general that he will not be undersold For Cash. He has now in store and will sell for cash 5000 Pounds
 Choice Dried Apples
 at 20 cts. 5000 Pounds E.rtrn Fine Dried Peaches
 at 25 cts. 5000 Pounds
 Er. Quality Dried Grapes
 at 20 cts. 2ooo Cans
 Assorted Vegeta5les
 at 40 cts. 5000 Cans
 Assorted Fruit
 at 50 cts. 1000 Cans Saddle Rock Oysters, fuu ,ceisht. at 50 cts.
 Choice Tea,
 at 75 cents per 1b. 5000 Pounds 1 Golden c. and GrGJaltlGted Sugar at p cts. 4o0o Pounds Cut Loaf SueGr at 20 cts. 5000 Pounds
 Ertr0 Quality BGcon at 30 cts. Preston 3. MerTIts Yeast Po10-
 at 25 cts per can. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hard ware, Tinware, Clothing,
 Dry Goods, Liquors, In fact, the entire stock Or GENERAL MERCHANDISE | Is marked down to the lowest 6grue
 FOR CASH. Prescott, Jan. 25, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26
Summons.
tspnnoss.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, ! TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MoHAvE. ] OLIVER AUGHDAHL,
 rs. SSuNMOS5. JAMES B. COIGROVE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-26

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS.


Parliament was prorogucd on the 10th in a
speech by the Queen who congratulated the
two houses on the results Of the Berlin con.
ference, for which the world is mainly indebted
to the wisdom and discretion of Johnny Bull.
Two thousand cotton operatives at Bristol
struck on Monday
The Fenian Ahearn, who was imprisoned at
Dartmouth for life is to be released.
4 firmness in the silver market when there
is apparently no demand for the metal, is at
trihuted to the small supply on account OF the
new coinage Of the L. 5.
Fowler, an American, who undertook To-
walk on the water from Folkstone to BOulogner
in boots shaped like miniature boats, accom-
plishcd the feat Of crossing the channel on
foot, only he landed at Landgate instead OF
BoulOgnc.
The English wheat crop will be Il full aver
age, and will leave but 100000 quarters to
be drawn from abroad. Black Sea wheat
comes in such bad condition that the deficit
will have to be made up mainly from the l.
5. Both wheat and maize are higher.