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Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

Gents Nickel Watch, stem wind anu set,
agc: Gents Elgin or waltham watch. silver
ne cases sold everywhere for not less than
So sale price S2.2s; Gents gold allpd open
lace watch warranted 70 wear 20 years.
Elgin or Waitlum works. a regular $500
yat.n, sale price. S6.as; Ladies' gold fllad
hunting case watch. with Elgin or WaItham
works. cases warranted TO wear lo years.
regular $500 watch. for s6.1S. Ladies' la-k-.
solid gold hunting case watch. Elg'n or
waithan works. Sl7.a5 regular price. $4,000.
ladies' l4-kt solid gold L. :. assay, ine
slu fsweied. Elrin or WaltAnm works. a
regular $4,000 watch, for S2950; Sterling
silver teaspoons. S2.9s. set n s, Rogers
Bros lS47 knives or forks. strictly finest
quality. ser Of L pieces. S2.-9. Rogers tea
apoons. see. scr OF s; Solid oak eighJ-,iay
clocks with alarm and hslf-hour strike.
81 40: Sterling silver Netlersoe bracelets
regular 500 style soc each; Sterling silver
buckles. soc each. Cyrano chains. soc ana
-5c. worth s1.OO ami $50; Sterling silver
Easter book marks. with anchor cross and
lear-. only 19c each; Sterling silver back
COMBS. Ladies' or Gents, 3ec each.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Raw Nya ana wife Of Fremont ara At the
Ter Grand
F g. LaSeil of rhe Lexington Milling com
pany was IN The city on business YESTERDAY.
F D. Van Amburg, large nine owner NJ
Cripple Creek. spent resreriar IN the city. a
guest OF The MilaTG.
j. Scott MCClrv. manager 0f he keystone
stock farms az Benson. ACCOMPANIED bv his
At he MURRAY
$. D. KllDau,rk. contractor and nine
owner. Beatrice. accompanied bv his brother
R. J. kiluau-icK and the latter daughter
Adelaide spent FrfUlF N rhe civ
Alfred " Vaudeville Of New York cor
respondent for Tie New FORK Hotel Gazette.
was a guest OF he hllari Yesterday.
Frank Mahuuev who mas been for rvnive
years one VI the recorder Il the office of he
register Of deeds, las resi- lgned mas position
and viii 20 into business -ur himself.
" l. riedeman or Auusr0u Wis. is N
he city. This is gle first -riu ne mas made
20 Omaha since Ie vas years Of age ana
be says he IS hardly able 20 realize hat ii
IS ne same slrV
Nebrlskans IT he hotels L. P Sin. Lin
coin hr. ana Mrs. George smith SIR ana
Mrs. ~ z. Bonner Lincoln I. 2. Dickin-
OIL ir, ORD, N1s. g. K. SnearmGn. Grerau
e. Z. Hover Papllliun 7 ~ Sewal Hast
ngs Mrs. " r. IcAIlisrer Grand Island.
Oswald Orion. Hastings Mr. anu Mre.
Ihomas L. Stout. Fender Horace Morgan.
T" lurDagn 8nler- r Koch. Darlington
W Il. A'-r'n, Belle Austin. Franklin J. E.
IuTti Paul.iuu.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
BRADsTREEr's REVIEW OF TRADE.
Western CenterS Report SInckened
Demand in Many Lines.

Western CenrerS Report -inCheneu
Demand in Many Lines.
NEW YORK March 3l-Bradstreet's to-
morrow viii say,
There is 4 Iuietar tone n several lines Of
business ylis week independent of the reiuC-
ton IN volume OF iigJributlve demand. re-
suIt!ug from continued unIarDrahIe weather
conditions IN a large section If country
The strength OF Iunrabie values fails 70
show mat any material slaCkenIug Of under
lying movements has as vet become apparent
n leading lines. Less is doing naturally IN
leading eastern textile markets on The cur
rent season s account. out an encouraging
element .s found in readiness OF buyers 10
place orders for fall delivery
While leading western markets note that
The edge mas been taken on demand anu that
bad roads and weather combined have ra-
rarCicd retail distribution. ana hence affected
collections IN some sections. results Df the
first quarter trade with wholesalers have
been so good that heir sRlguine cheerful
ness is TO the outlook is especially notable.
Industrial lines continue in j most faJrcriug
condition. with fluctuations still q prominent
feature N steel, Iron. machinery and allied
rrade. In some lines uf manufacturing IL Is
RUE nat manufacturing combinations have
made some uuceTtainTv. Notable u his
respect has been tle glass trade. in which
however plans for combinations seem 10
have rampuraT1ly Jailed ui dCCgmDllsnmeuJ
IRON anu steel ira IN less active demand
AT nearly ali markets, DEt THIS IN some meas
lre appears 10 be he result 0f svanty stocks
or possible supplies Offering. ana not 80
much OF any cgTra-lment Of needs Of small
consumers. Large Consumers with supplies
secured ahead are reported waiting 10 test
the strength 1f the SELLERS position on later
deliveries.
Prices Jf materials arn irm. with some
advance in the west N rails. Copper and
cad show some return Of strength after he
recent weakness. Lumber demand though
inter'erad with IT retail shows all The old
strength 1f prices
Wheat. including four shipments for he
week aggregate }.9ss.-3S bushels against
2.-+G.-5l bushels last week. 3.agH.br4 bushels
IN the rGTrssUCndlnE week n 1898. g.f64. 5+5
bushels u 1897. f.bg@g-- bushels 1886 and
2.sr%422 bushels N 'so5 Since July l. This
season. he exports Gf wheat aggregate ls--
900 s0n bushels, against isulaT.552 bushels
Iast year. Corn exports Tor he week aggrr-
gate . tl- 40 DuEneis against 3,5g9 62g hush
els last week. 4.5oT.--- bushels n his week
a year ago +J7o.l27 bushels N 1897. 2,l99 564
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Furniture

... H., !
uS -LTdIVL Ll'lLl '''l VI N''1
haDDv Iav- have been spent
~, S.-,:,,- ,,,., rTba
III UIlV ''1AltLl- A1o. .'l'
whole family meets OtttneP
hara than elsewhere. and on
IN 81 ,,,..;.,-,.. --,,, l,.,,.,,
all LtStI' d. yCSdHloh3 sDAl A''
come together n this room. anu no"
look back IN tAese gatherings rs me oFlEAl
and happy spots IN lie. WY men NOT
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Grand Easter Sale

Just received. a complete
line Of Ladies SLOO Puff Ties.
TO 90 on sale at soc. Ladies
soc Stocks, to match. at 25c.
15c Linen Collars for 7tc;
a new stock Of Ladies Linen
Collars. all the latest styles,
regular price 15c, on sale at ,
for I5c.
The World for 25c. On
sale. 500 complete Globes Of
the World. giving all points,
the Philippines, Ladrones,
West Indies. Samoa etc, only
25c, regular price S1.OO.
Grand Chiffon and Nous
seine de Sole sale.
75c goods at 39c yard; 75c
Laundry Bags. CSC; the 75c
PocketboOks. 25c.
100 boxes fancy Ribbons,
new goods. on sale at sc and
1Oc a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Pianos

While vou ara down town shopping We
cordially invite you to visit our Piano de-
partment and see ne large ami handsome
line nj Pianos ha, has just arrived. Take
particular notice of ne Greatest Piano n
he vurld-rEE CEICKERISG. II S con-
sidered ne superior 1f all others FOR sweet
ness durability. touch ana power. We also
have an elegant assortment Of Fischer
Lester Hur-z.nan. Franklin lnd Doll Pianos
T7le ax-raoriinary low prices ana gAe way
terms ara arranged Tor YOU make it posi-
bic Tor anyone 20 own piano. We guar
anJee 70 please every customer or cheertllly
refund money. New pianos ior rent. Pianos
moved. tuned ana repaired.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Grand Easter
Bible Sale

We are closing out our en-
tire stock Of Bibles and
Prayer Books. and H. there
can be no nicer Easter Gift
than a handsome Bible, We
have decided to have a grand
Bible sale at oue-half price.
No. l5o2-Elevaut soc Bibles. only .rc
so. lgUD-Elpruut SI1p Bible only 500
$40. l--G-Elegaut Sl.5l Bibles lniy...... soc
No. lguo-Elegant sL-1 Bibles only ..... Ssg
No. Elegant Sunday school Teachers
Bibles. lung primer. S ro., regular prize
t2.5U on sale only ................. &. %
The same number with patent ndey.
y1r~l $500. 1n sa.o....... ...... Si5o
Oxford Self P-1nuunrinE, patent index.
leather lined. regular price s+.0o. On
safe ............ .-.... ...-.. s-.'l
$500 Bibles. On sale. ............. ..... "a. 90
G2.oj Bibles. on saip.................. 500
$1,000 Bibles. on a.c............... ...... ST. 900
Prayer Books. ............... roc 20 $3.50
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF EASTER
CARDS on SALE.
CAN on is Tor Calling Cards. Books and
stltonerv.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

weeks L57a5l2 bushels. against a.G92. 495
asst year, ana Pacific. 3.g63.6s- bushels
against 2.11+.Il2, ana he other exports. not
given last year, make the total lT.1-G.20S
bushels. Western receipts have been -
Sl5 bushels, against I663-3 last year
Railroad earnings for three weeks of
March have been Al per cent larger than
ast year ana IS per cent larger than in
1892, and the eastbUund tonnage from Chi
cago N four weeks has been .59 s3s ruus.
against s.. aol last year anu 256G65 in 1892
YIicn indicates quite clearly the remark
able depression in rates j year ago.
Failures for ne week have been 1914 in
he United States. against 30 last year and
rwenJT-siE II Canada, against rvenuy-seven
last year,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

town. They come in all col
1rs. jackets silk lined throughout, real siS
10 $50 values. f7r $1,000 No charge for
alterations.
Ladies' tailur-nade suits. fine quality
mixtures ana plain cloth. Jackets made either
n .iv front 1r tight sitting styles skirts
made IN he new circular shapes some suits
ara silk lined throughout with -atfeta silk;
real values S25 70 $50. at $1,000.
LADIES' JACKETS-in al vonl materials
double breasted. handsomely tailored. lined
throughout with 5ilk At SS.as
Ladies' cover, jackets. lined throughout
With silk. double breasted. worth sl5, sor
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
rnILI.inn nn Mnidnn Nnrnrc.

NEW ORLEANS March 2l-A collision
occurred early rlis morning between he
pilot boat Underwater ana the British
steamship Atala n Chalmerta The Atalu
vas struck amidEhips ana stove IN. ana it,
$ now leaking and iischarging cargo The
Cnlervrter lGd its stem carried AVA
The A-ala is "A new steamer IN IL maiden
voyage II cleared yesterday FOR Mar zcilIeH
Trieste ana GenUa. The engineer NJ ma
Underwater had several ribs broken As 4
result of me collision
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
ResoIution bv the aricI.Inyers, Unie

Resolution bv rhr BrirIsIuyrrs' Union.
At the last meeting nj the Bricklayers'
Protective ana Benevolent union. No. 1. Of
Nebraska. the following resolution was
adopted
Whereas. The late disastrous fre At the
Labor Temple has called our attention 70
-he fact that The building ordinances Of the
city 0f Omaha are IeDurablv ak n their
requirement IN regard 20 he proper Drntec-
ion FOR fire and bv reason OF he citr caUn-
ell granting special permits for me erection
of what are universally termed IRE traps.
therefore. De IL
Resolved. That his union demand n The
city council hat it immed.areiv rake sucn
action As may De necessary TO amend our
building ordinances so As 10 provide -le most
efficient protection from ira vhlcu s. D0ssi-
Die % attain llu no sUeglal permits be
.yran- ad in rhr -lr,lrn
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

r. Is Impossible 20
give YOU any idea
of values by prices.
We want you 20
come IN and see and
t~v ON The different
STYLES until YOU find
YOURS. We guar
autee 20 save you
ullr one-tlirt on
your purchase be-
sides giving vUU ne
advantage gI select
Ing from -le largest
anu newest assor-
ment. Extra sales
people 20 wait on
Won at Saturday S
special sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
nATnEaEl,, A Plain Trade Story.
tAkAE G@asS No Fancy Frills

all Easter goods for Saturday, Every department. filed with the best
and brightest and all specially priced Easter sale You will
best selection and lowest price purchasing See the values
offer in ladies and millinery. See the hundreds OF new bar
gains the basement bargain
Agents for Buterrick patterns
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Spe cial Sale on
Eastsr Hats & sonnets

We propose making this a
sale long TO be remembered.
The thousands of ladies who
have visited the big millinery
department in the last ten
days know the Overwhelmingly
beautiful variety Of hats and
bOnnets that ara here to
choose from. Nowhere in
America can more handsome
STYLES be seen lrr greater vqlups received.
There is t1-ll~ WONDERFUL showing ID, Il
chat new and desirable ia iadies head
.ayaas.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

atilriav 4ue-
siaI prices viii
be sure 10 oiaasa
newer has mil
'Inerv been so
exquisite never
We 3 D a Ia 8
blended 8a lieas-
Inglv -1 ne
a~p. nor nHla~
lls been 7o -~ar
nor shapes go
1ecominE. We
exhibit and offer
% d special sale
Saturday several
unique and aN
elusive ornationa
rom Partisan
nuiists. nanv
handsome nat
tern ha1s ana
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Saturdays
Big Meat Sale
Grocery Bargains

i-Dnund cans solid packed .1mGtOes. T'aG
White sweet sugar corn. 2-DUund mis-. 50
l"e cans wax or string beans. only. $50
3-uuund cans golden pumpkin ........ r-,u
S-pnunt CANS pork ana beans only. T1sG
Canned SOUP chicken oN tail, mock
.II't. etc. ,......-. .s..- ....-..--..s,.. 70
f-pount cans cider apple butter ...... 90
Lemon cling neachrs. sliced ..........1glsl
White or black cherries per can -......t2's1
Biueberries. hiackJer-1es or sooseber-
rtrs ..-.--..............-. ............-. I0c
Pure f-uir preserves. rasp1arrv. straw
5errr peaches. etc.. in glass t,tuuiurs
observation-disclosures. ..............-. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

Women silk underslirts. made up by
painstak.ng drnssmakers. stripes or plain
-anetas. II pinks. light blue goDelins. old
rose. certse; worth $500 10 $1,000 for S3.aS.
250 ladies silk waists. made 0f black ana
calored tatferas. n all me brightest shades
-yerise, light blue. gobein. rose and pink
the very newest styIes-worth $3.50 70
81. .On-for SG.as
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Eui9sg and Cheese
lea and laffae

Broken Java and Mocha, only 1oc pound.
No. 1 Rio coffee. only l2i2c pound
Golden santos coffee. Zoe.
Try our hawaiian Java and Mocha, only
25r.
New tea siftinEz only -br
sun dried Japan tea. only L5r.
CnCuiOred Japan -eI, only G5C.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

e u t / = g
stock. Our
selling has
been Phe-
no N enal.
The why
is apparent
unequal
led styles,
unequalIed
values for
the nlOnGv.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

large new valencia ra.sins .......-.. 20
New California pr-ines ................. 90
large French prines sugar cured be-. 30
LarE" velUy California peaches ......lG1sn
Golden EvapUr1ted Bartlett pears .-l-lzo
New rvapUrated Alden apples ..-........l2Jan
New avaDoiTtei red rasDber~;cs ........ LOO
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

yesterday afternoon IN he rasduet rocks
in a fog. All the rescued persons were
suffering rom injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

hundreds 1f charming hats-smhniv'ng he
latest style oonceits anu the most 5eaur!-
rll adurnments
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
WEEKLY CLEARING H0CsE TOTALS.
AGgr"gate OF Business Trunsnrrinns
BY Lhe A.anninten Run.s

table compiled by BrIdst-eers S. shows M.
bank '.-artngs It all principal riras -Gr
.Ie week ended March =. with the Der-
"enraEe 1t Increase ana ieo~.aFa. rs .,T1
pared with me corresponding week last
raIrs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
w pmen's 5 Silk Waists
and Silk unaerskirts

The manufacturer is at rest
not dead, but relieved Of his
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Stunning Suits and
Swell Jackets for Easter

One point We desire TO call
particular attention tO-that
II the workmanship. You viii
find our suits and jackets
thoroughly well made and alb.
-n---a-N IannnHlhLA.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01

- E1--g l-+
as 81 i5J
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-01
Egaaogaiad Fruits

Preserved st-awaerr,es largo ,ln.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-28
BRADsTREET' FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Bradstreet's Finan-
DIAL Review tomorrow will say: One of those
speculative outbreaks which occur at regular
intervals in the history of the commercial
countries is now in full progress in the United
States, with Wall street as the scene for its
principal manifestations The present week
has witnessed further advances Of the kind
which only occurs when the public comes into
the market almost en- masse and purchases
eagerly and even reckleSsly. This has caused
the transactions in stocks to assume dimen-
sions never before" seen in this market. The
dealings have been excited especially Oh Mon
day morning when the rush of buying orders
at the market such as to cause wild
advances in some stocks and not little tempo
rary confusion. The mechanism of the stock
board and of the street at large have, however.
worked WELL the stock clearing system being in
no small degree responsible for this fact. Money
continues to be exceptionally easy, there being
no symptoms whatever of the hardening of in
terest rates. which usually appeared on former
occasions when extremely active speculation
has developed. This exceptional state OF af
fairs is due no doubt to the circumstances that
our market, in contrast to its position in 1850
or in the other "booms' of the past is not
now borrowing money abroad with which to
carry on the current speculation, but is actu-
ally lending large amounts to London and the
Continent. 1t may be noted that while Lon
don follows the proceedings here with great
interest and has EVEN shown a sympathetic
tendency toward increased speculative acttv-
ity its own account, it has been, on the
whole, a seller of our securities; or, to put the
case in another way, prices here have ad-
vanced much and rapidly that London has
not kept pace with us, ana arbltrage opera
tions, involving the buying of American stocks
in London and their resale here, has resulted
in the shipment of considerable amounts of Sc
curitles from Europe to New York.
The controlling factor in the market has
however been the continued increase of specu-
lative purchasing orders from the public, not
only in New York but throughout the coun-
try. Wall street commission houses have had
an influx OF such business to an extent hith-
erto unknown, and in many cases their faciH-
ties have been almost overwhelmed by the de-
tail work which it involved. 1t is however,
notable circumstance that as rule firms of
this class, which naturally profit by the whole
sale entrance of the public into the market,
have generally been recommending conserva-
tism and profit taking to the customers In
backward while the public has showed de-
cided evidence of speculative confidence. There
has of course, been heavy realizing from time
to time and not little shifting OF the public
hllvInE from one part of the list to another.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-28
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Jan. PR. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade will say tomorrow
The country is in a stronger position than
week ago. Remarkable strength in its indus
tries is important but not the chief ele-
ment. Public confidence in the business of the
country and in its securities has been tested to
an unusual extent by the sudden fall in stocks
and the subsequent rise. Confidence in the
value of wheat, corn and cotton has been shown
by the markets, and at rising prices the world
buys because 1t has TO buy. The vast supply
of unemployed capital has been shown impress
sIvely, and the new and startling independence
of foreign money markets fixes attention. The
lumber movement is unusually large for the
season. with prices of low grades sharply ad-
vancing. Railroad earnings and tonnage have
shown surprising gains. Treasury receipts are
gaining, gam a5 ana "a vote on tine peace treaty mas
The weak points in the situation may first
be considered. Wool grows weaker. because
which the market for goods could not sus-
tain and has been much embarrassed in trying
to advise speculative holders to sell The sales
of wool still small. manufacturers buying
at Philadelphia, where prices are yielding,
rather than at Boston, where great efforts are
made to sustain them, but the goods movement
for heavy weights is still disappointing and
comparatively slow. Larger orders for light
weights keep many works employed. Sales for
the week have been 6,4oS,4O0 pounds. and for
four weeks 2'S9s, 200. against SO,421,OiO last
Pigiron has risen at Chicago because of
higher freight rates from the South. and at
because of growing demand, but for the mo-
ment a rise of per cent in pig is exceeded
by the rise of per cent products. The pres
sure for many products is such that the works
are able to make their quotations. and
rails and bars at Pittsburg and wire nails have
slightly advanced. The demand is heavy in all
lines covering 30 900 TINS rails in one contract
for Southwestern road and many Of smaller
quantity; 10000 tons bars and many for a
less quantity; covering 5000 steel cars for the
Baltimore and Ohio, with other ship. and
miscellaneous contracts, numerous bridge con-
tracts with pending from Canada, and
others from all parts of the world; 10000 tons
sheets at Pittsburg. with heavy business else
where and a general demand never surpassed.
Nails are advanced by the combination; pipe
works are crowded and negotiations in progress
for their consolidation, as also in bridge build
ing.
Wheat has risen cents, with much buying.
pased on extraordinary exports from Atlantic
ports for the week. Flour included. shipments
were 3,S13,301 bushels against 2,97133 last
year from Pacific ports, 255 against 1.1S0,-
272 last week. and from other ports 462. 454- In
four weeks the exports from both coasts have
been 10 675. .0S7 bushels, against 16.71S,925 last
year. Reports OF injury to winter wheat al
ways come at this season. but count for little
when the farmers are selling heavily.
Failures for the week have been 224 in the
United States. against 342 last year, and SO
in Canada, against "a last year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-28
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-FLOUR-Recepts
90 700 barrels; exports, As. 100; market firm, but
short of buyers, owing to the erratic changes
in wheat.
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports.
391 161. Spot irregular: No. red, S61sc, f. o.. b.
ahoat to arrive. Options, while less excited
than yesterday were almost as erratic. particu-
larly in the last hour, when they fuctuated
violently under small orders, and left off un-
settled and practically. at unchanged prices.
Outside trade dominated and news again cut
but little figure. 1t created disappointing
cables, large clearances and more moderate
port business March. s5GS6c, closed S5asc;
May S19sqs2 11-16c, closed S1Ssc.
HOPS-Steady.
METALs-Tin dropped off an additional s5
to 20 points to-day. this making 80 to 120
scored further gain on increased demand and
generally good news but aside from these
ture At the close the Metal Exchange called:
PIGIRON-Warrants, firm, at IS so nominal
LAKE COPPER-strong. with Sic bid and
TiNNsteady. with s23 60 bid and s2s 80 asked
sPELTER-Strong. with s. 65 bid and S. rs
The brokers' price for lead is "a 10 and for
CgocFFEEwoptions steady, points higher to
ruary IS 5o March. s. 20; May. So S5q5 80;
June, IS 95; July Sc O5; September, Sc 1906 20;
Spot coffee~Rio, steady: No invoice. sssc;
No: jobbing. 71sci mild. steady; Cordova, 714
Q14c.
SUGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining, 3Zc;
centrifugal. 90 test. 4Ac; molasses, sugar,
9-16c refined, steady.
BUTTER = Receipts. 1886 packages; steady;
Western creamery, 14Q1sc; Elgins. 1sc; factory,
EGGs-Recepts, 5000 PACKAGES steady; West
ern, 1870; Southern, 17G1S1ec.
DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-California Dried
EVAPORATED APPLEs-Common, 7Gsc;
prime wire tray. sAqsc; choice. sAGs11c;
fancy, 974 010c.
PRUNES-3Ik010c.
PRICOTS-Royal, 11G14c; Moorpark, 13G17c
PEACHES-Unpeeled. s@11c; peeled. 22Q25c.