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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-01

OF the eighty-eight counties in Ohio, only
eight are without q railroad This is what helpe
vastly toward making great state,-as Ohio ls-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, Sept. II, 1875.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HorrsE

A meeting was held this day at the off Sc of
Messrs. Townsend & Lyman. No. 1873 Gravier
street, preliminary to organizing board Of
brokers. Committees were appointed to re-
port at an adjourned meeting, to be held on
Wednesday next.
The increased activity noted in business
circles during the past wesk is manifested
in the Clearing House statements, which show
q daily volume of transactions consider
ably larger than last week. The increased
demand for Money was apparent to-day both
in bank and on the street We repeat our quo
tations Of yesterday, remarking thattthe inside
rates can only be had for unexceptionable
paper.
We quote 394 months loans on good col
laterals at 8@9 IL cent per annum discount;
first class commercial do. without collaterals
at 9@l0, AL do at 10@l2, and second grade
at l5(91S.
Mortgages are difficult to negotiate. We
quote first class at 10 u cent, with no market
for lower grades.
The high rate for Gold has continued to be
o prominent feature OF the market The high
est point appears to have been reached on
Wednesday, since when the market has shown
a slight decline. We notice steady demand
from importers for custom-house purposes.
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The market opened under the influence of
o further decline of sc in spots at New York,
which was partly OFFSET by an advance Of
1-3293-32c in futures and the sales at Liver
pool being 10000 bales, with no change in
quotations Buyers, however, were unwilling
to go on unless at some concessions, and, as
factors were willing to meet the demand
freely, 1910 was accepted for Middling. The
sales, however, were of moderate extent, but
later in the day the movement became more
active, and the entire sales summed up the
amount noted above.
Good staple kinds were comparatively
scarce and maintained their position much
better than other descriptions, but on the
whole the tendency in favor Of buyers was
suficiency marked to require the modifca.
hon in our quotations noted above. We an
mex an abstract from the crop statement for
1875, made up by the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, by order of the National Cotton
Exchange. This document will be accepted
throughout the country as official authority.
The total differs only very slightly from the
recent estimates in this city, which, as we
have previously stated, have leaned to $685.
600 bales
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Silver is also very scarce, and rules ct ad
vanced rates, under the continued demand
for Texas.
Very little has been doing in Stocks, al
though we notice an inquiry for favorite bank
shares
Some demand is reported for City Bonds
for investment in the Premium Bond Fund,
but we learn of no movement to-day.
New State ConsoIs are weak. A consid-
cradle amount of old State Bonds, estimated
at least q million, is now held for funding.
Ia this connection we note that the Funding
Board adjourned to-day for the fourth time
this week, for the want of quqnm. The ad-
journmsnt to-day was until OctoDer 49, unless
sooner called together.
Gold opened at 116@1164, against 116b at
New York, and after q moderate business
closed at the opening rates. against 1164 in
that market, where it touched 115a during
the interim. The sales summed up S25, 900,
embracing $1,000 at 11555, $4,000 at 1155@1l6B.
$4,000 at 116@116g, $4,000 at 1l6B, and
$1,000 and $4,000 at 1l69.
Silver continues scarce in demand for
Texas. and is quoted at 110@1 105 for Ameri-
can half dollars, against 1O9a911O yesterday,
while Mexican dollars continue to rule at
934@94, gold. No sales of either were re-
ported.
The decline in Gold at New York being
counteracted at the opening by the upward
tendency in bills in that market, sterling was
unchanged, but under the subsequent inn
provement in gold, it closed fully 2-10 p cent
higher. The sales were confined to 941OO,
comprising e600 bill of lading at 5 so, e2500
do at 5. so, and $1,000 bank at s. 573.
No kilograms were received indicating any
change in francs in New York, and the mar
ket responded but feebly to the fluctuations
in gold there, and closed at last evenings fig
ures, on the same closing gold quotations as
yesterday. The only sale reported was 80, 600
commercial at 574.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
550@5 51t for bill of lading and AL clear,
4579 for commercial, and nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were light,
the demand was moderate and the market
without quotable variation. The only sales
reported we're $50, 600 private bankers at p
cent discount, and $4,000 commercial on
Providence at /.
The banks checked on New York at lot f
cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at 10 u cent discount.
Stocks were dull. No transactions were
reported.
We noticed some inquiry for City Bonds,
but no sales were reported. The market is
steady and firm.
Nothing transpired in New State Consols.
They continue weak, and we're quoted at $50
53a about the same as yesterday.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in Metropolitan Police
Warrants they are still quoted at 65@70.
Nothing transpired in State Warrants. Is
sues of 1874 were still quoted at $1,000 for
large. and 60@65 for small; 1873 and previous
years, fundable, at $685. and do, not fund
able, at -929.
There is scarcely any movement in City
Scrip, and quotations continue nominal.
The following are the quotations OF Time
and School Certificates:
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The largest crop on record is 1869, 772, in
1859.6O.
The report is signed by the committee
Nessrs. John B. Laftte, Harrison Watts, D.
A. Given, A. H. May and Perry Nugent, and
countersigned as official by H. G. Hester, Sec.
Rotary N. 0. Cotton Exchange.
The sales of the past three days sum up
1850 bales, (1225 on Wednesday, 1926 yester-
day and 900 today, making an aggregate for
and $50 the week before.
Weeks receipts 6357 bales, embracing 1859
from other delivery ports, (of which 1927
from Mobile and 1872 from Texas), and 1898
proper, against 1872 proper last week and
6424 last year. Total proper since August 81,
7092 bales, against 1886 last year-decrease
1898.
The exports comprise 2451 bales. embrace
ing 1910 to Liverpool and al to New York,
to which we have added 40 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from - NJ. yesterday to
10 NJ. to-day 1897 bales, against 4186 last
week and 6423 last year, aud since Friday
81, $40 bales, against 1882 last week, and
Is. 474 last year. Total since Aug 81, 8,516
bales, against 43, 285 up to Thursday noon,
Sept. II, last year Excluding the-increase
1851.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 643 bales, against 30l3 last week,
and 1910 last year, and to the Continent $40
bales, against 169 last week and none last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 1888 bales, against 69,822 last
week, and 100, 675 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace TO- 903 bales, against 1921 last week
and 10,991 last year; the shipments 1886
bales, against 4349 last week and 1923 last
year; and the stocks 1906 bales, against SAT-
last week and 20,526 last year. Compared
with last year this shows a decrease Of So
bales in the receipts and 10, 720 in the stocks,
and on increase of 907 in the shipments.
The above is made up from the figures ca
bled to Liverpool from New York, but in
cludes 10, 739 as the weeks receipts at Calves
ton, which is made up by estimating 1850
bales yesterday and 1900 to-day, when it is
manifest, from the latest accounts, that what
ever may be in transit no such quantity
could have been received at that port. 1t is
more probable that, owing to the storm, re-
oeipts have been completely suspended. IN
which case the amount cabled would be $3.50
bales in excess of the actual amount, and
have an undue influence in depressing the
market The facts have, no doubt, been ca
bled by interested parties.
The amount on snipboard not clea I'd,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
Set down at the opening this mornin0 at
$500 bales, embracing 1000 for Liverpool, 1000
for Havre, and 500 for the North, which. when
deducted from the stock on hand by our |
running statement yesterday evening, |
leaves 10, 500 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales $50 bales |
demand fair.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Btock on hand Sept. /, 1S75...... 1876 |
Arrived since our last statement 1,036
Arrived previously. ... 9,6l3 10,649 |
20,625
Cleared Cleared . nrsyiyaav 1855 1850
- al;rhoard 10 5l5
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Friday Evening, Sept. II, 1875.
OorroN-The sales to-day summed up lit
tie over 900 bales, at easier prices, requiring
reduction of 10 in our quotations for Middling
and the better qua tiles, and partial 10 in
other grades. We give also the figures and
report Of the Exchange in full. as below:
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This makes an aggregate for the week Of So
hhds. The amount on sale is estimated
ct 2400 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows, the inside figures for light and
the outside for heavy: Low lues 7a08c.
good Tugs, 83@1O. low leaf 11@i3, medium
1870 l64c. good leaf l7@1sac, foe 1920,
selections nominal.
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.To-day's exports embraced 2slo bales to
Tiverpoot to which we have added 40 by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening SO7
hales. against $40 on Friday last, and lOO5
For comparative totals for the past three
davs and for three days exports and receipts
see above report.
ToDAcco- The only sales reported To-Day
we're llhhds at ~, and good Leaf o. i'c-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18

MEDICAL.
nR. W. g. AUSTIN
Resldence and Once 100 81. Charles stre.
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate ct Geo. A. Fosdick L. Co.'s N Carondels4 s~r~as
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED 4 3,
At home from to A. NJ and S to7PM. n
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH Teeth
GREAT - REDUCTION.
$SO-Geld and Platinum sots-83O,
Usual charge 500.
@AS-Aiamin1am and Other Materials-&18s
Usual charge ESQ.,
83Gold Fillinss-02.
Usual charge $5
$1-Stlver, AmalSam and GufIIois Csu,s~s
Flilfnss-$l. Usual charge %.
DIR. G.. A. BETANC OURT
I7S ST. Joseph ST., bet. Camp and So. Charles
New Orleans La,
On9rs 20 insert Sets OF TEETH at the above pr4esn
WITH or without the extraction of the roots
fitting Of Plates stability and duration Of aili.sS
- II paid the highest prices
attractions and other operations performed IN
means OF An@sthetio agents.
Ioothache cured Enthusiastically.
Consultation gratis f.1s,~
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RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND uHYaAnu
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROGTE,
TRAINS depart and arrive as follows
(From Cslliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. ...7:50 A. NJ. Express. .liOO =.
Mail $500. $50 p. NJ. Mail 1880 A. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through 20 "a,
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Nssseys
cities.
Tickets for sale and inforu1stion eiyen "A N
Camp street, corner Common.
uo. A. D. SHELDON, Agest,
y. =. Isl. 0eoI Manager, aplH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-20

The indications are now favorable for
great measure Of success for the Centennial
exposition next year, but we would suggest
to the managers that il would be of no little
service TO their cause il they were able to
give some authoritative assurance TO foreign
exhibitors that their goods will not be liable
to seizure for the debts of the concern. 1t
is understood that Baron Schlozer. the Ger
man minister. and other diplomatic repre-
sentatives at Washington have received So
hcitous inquiries on this head from citizens
of their respective countries vino desire to
send articles TO Philadelphia for exhibition
Il, Is also understood that, while the opinions
OF the law authorities of the United States
and of Pennsylvania are in a general way
calculated to reassure the inquiring parties
they do not place the question authorita-
lively at rest II would be well, therefore,
for the managers of this great enterprise to
at once put themselves in a position, by the
aid OF legislation or otherwise, to be able to
give European exhibitors the solicited posi-
tive assurance of immunity from loss in the
way indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-20

mississippi has paper called the Sea
Snore Gazettc IL ought TO be printed ON
sand paper.-Ne,C Orleans Republican, And
niled with surfeit of Dews-Ne,r York
ddu About the Beech er trIaI.-Bos,Oa Al
terfise,c And devoid of all sell fishness-
R'c's"'ord Enquirer. And tide-y in appear
ance and refractory when necessary
dioopy Argus. And able once in a while tn
sea shore-t comings in othcrs.-Nl,rd,tkee
Ncscs. Doyou fellows want to brea ker down
-f'7rOn Free Prsxs- These puDS are billOy
par and We wave further reference TO them
-Bosfoa Globe
Buoys, this thing has gone far enough.
Let spray that il NAV seas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-20
hUNCANS0N BROS, Aucrioneers,
- Southwest corner 9th and ID sts
TRUSTEES SALE VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
NEW Jersey AVENUE AND NORTH CAPT
Toll STREET

TOL STREET.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated July q, A.
seq, of the land records for Washington county
District OF Columbia and by virtue of decree the
supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in
Equity cause No 1882, Equity Docket b. the 10th
IN the said above deed Of trust in the place
of George w. Stick ney, Trustee, and by virtue of a
deed of trust dated the fourteenth day of July, A
D. 1874. duly recorded in Liber 755, too 2SI ct seq
one Of the aforesaid land records, and made in pur
suaDce Of the aforesaid decree and the request of
the party secured, 1 will SELL at public auction TO
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of May, K. D., ISIS, at
4;lo O'Clock p M all those pieces or parcel of real
estate situated and being in the city of Washington,
District OF Columbia and known upon the ground
numbered one u and two (2b, in square numbered
six hundred and thirty four (6i) and described as
follows Beginning for said lot one u At the south
east corner OF said lot, and running thence south
ninety seven feet; thence east 10 North Capitol
street fifty nine feet; and thence south along North
Capitol street ninety feet, to the place of be-
ginning; and beginning for said lot two (2l at the
north ninety seven feet; thence thirteen feet
three inches thence southwest seyentyone feet four
inches, to New Jersey avenue; thence southeast
along New Jersey avenue eighty feet eight inches
TO north street; and thence along said north
street sixty feet t. the place of beginning Said lot
one ID contains 5,723 square feet and said lot two (2
contains 6 $50 square feet.
Terms of sale The amount of Indebtedness. secured
by the above trust, unpaid with expense of sale in
cash; balance in three equal instruments at six
twelve and eighteen months, respectively, bearing
premises sold. All conveyancing at the cost OF the
purchaser deposit of 500 at time of sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with i'm ten days from
day Of sale, The Trustee reserves the right to resell
aps eoSds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucis.
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The verdict OF the coroner's Jury at the in
quest to-day over the body OF the little child
so terribly crushed by a street car yesterday
that II died last night, requests the District
authorities 10 establish a regulation that the
horses drawing cars shall not proceed faster
than a walk at street crossings or intersec-
tons such regulation is gOOi so far as il
goes, but why not apply il 10 other vehicles
which dash across streets at much faster
rate of speed than street cars
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~
w Successor - treen 4 William, An-ff .-..--
1901 norIhVe,t oorurr 81 l5h aud sfr.,is
TRUSTEES SslE oF NtIUARrV rxtN
rtUs Ep gRUPEgTN tN NORTH tAPfTpi
ST bkTwEEN u AND srREFTs
z Issirtas ~ q ts.t aftrrs .rsra JslaR r,
fEiusrl 80. ~ ~ e. iH Ltbar y tsi. bs-unsy
'ol,o -. nra q te ltui records ,I .aa ut.tr.F
r Colombia. ali a. Virtue u a yre' Il On. =
Vrtn- curt ui fhs n.S-filt e tirmhIa. pss-si ga
th- 81 Asr . Mach. lis, 81 ,.Islg ~ GgG.
suisttfutirE the uLdsr-fg nri Said T. smas q
Gry1u 'rl-sfss ur p sat ed cf tru- aud ~ to-
fegrrs' az the pHrsrr secured r. cre'.y. shall -eI
= ruHiir apttiun, fr'-uI 60 thr Gr-mi--r. 90
TIT RSI.tN. Ehe 2ath dSy - Arrii. les NJ
"a. ciFht T'n- % zen D. snfIlil, M squ. r.
nun berci TX hGndr~i sud - ifts tnui, A. lr'a
do in the - hti t-ion - " g-nsl Do one a.
said sluare, WHICH ~utiINi~ipn d recorded
fiji -, q hher a. u. -. IN the Office 81 the ser
Nerrr u saId ID strict sl-n. al that par q sd
original lot -, square 81 40 fhr fNrfa~ssf
9 rer thereof, fronting on North sritel stT-.'
THIRTY hye 81 lieef ans ten lf' iGcfr,h tspsh Il
one hnndrsd sgd tWent1 tie1f fest BACH lot % par
C,l v ~ - s.,id sfpsrstsig
Tctms uf sai' one ;hTd cash the Nin3rr N tive
equal tnSfain~f'- an ~ and twelve months from
DAY u safe the deferred payments a. hesr Iufsf
~ eiEht pcr C-ut from daN vt ale TIT psfi "a 20
h secured 10 the pnrCls-r nofo- 80 D "a ths
pr. rcrty rUrUhs~-f 4 deposit II ars al ars a
he required NJ time e ssle on ~arh Ut. "a. Aacs
NcyauclnE AZ c,-t q pur, hsser ~ of sale -
nj c'Wrii.-f With n tin i've days after sale a..
r-operfs viii b re-old 81 the ~ aud cost - 'bs
a woRTHINGroN Trn..s~
srA 4 WASH o.. Mitil NS. Act
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IlOWNMAN 4 GREEN,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
4l2 9Th street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE on IJTq
STREET: BETWEEN AND 1 STREETS, IN
THIS CITY, No. sl7.
. by virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date on
Iii the Sd day Of May, A. d. ISIS, and duly re
corded in Liber No. 72o, folio 49, &C. of the land
records Of ashiDgton county, ID c., and By direc-
lie auction, on TUESDAY, April tn. at ) O'Clock
p. IN in front Of the premises, all thar piece or
parcel Of ground situate in the city of Washington,
h. c., and known and described on the ground plan
plat thereof as Lot number selenteen, Ia in
Davidson S subdivision Of said square The house is
and spacious containing all the desr able modern
Terms OF sale: Oneth cash, Of which 3 40 must
be paid at the sale; the deferred payments TO be
made in one and two years, with interest at eight
per cent per annum, and secured BY deed of trus.
TO the satisfaction of the Trustee Terms Of sale a.
be fully complied with within six days after the day
OF SALE otherwise the Trustee the right 10
resell the property at the risk and OF first pur
chaser. All conyeyancing at purchaser o cost.
JOHN q. EVANS, Trustee.
apis BOWMAN GREEN, Aucts.
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FVIiuIT ND.
RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee.
hUNCANSON BROS, Aucglun--rs,
~ Southeast corner yraad ID sts., northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BtTWEES NORTH Il AND NORTH a


sSe by virtue Of a deed of tru.,,. dated Jul,
6;2, folio 3as, It seq Il land record. Tor wasS.
ingtcn county Ditric, Of Columbia, aud BY virtue
of decree Of the Supreme Court If the District OF
Columbia, passed in equity cause No. sTs,
equity docket II, on the, lo!h day q June, A. n
said aboyo deed Of trust in the place ot George W
StickRcy, Trustee, and by virtue deed of trust,
ef ' S Ihf q oo "a - SCI. a. one au II 1 re
aforesaid land records, aud made in pursuance a
secsTod, aud hy virtue ii a Did of trust dated
August -, A. u. ls72 duly recorded in Liber ca,
county, District II Columhis, aud - virtue OF a
decree Of the Supreme Court q the District
docket IA ON thc i4th day Of December, A. u Is.s,
substituting the undersigned trustee ia said next
Trustee aud by Virtue Of deed q trust, dstei M.
a lot day Of Marchi A d ls55 duly recorded 10.
land records and made in pursuance II the aforesaii
decree, and at the request Of tie party secured, 4
font Of the prcn,i~es, ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th
dan Of Nav. a. u. Is75, at s o'ciock D n, ai that
piece or parcel of real estate situated and being ia
the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia, ana
known upon the ground plat ct plan OF said city
numbered six hundred and thirty -four ga and de-
seribed as follows Beginning said lot three 80
thence northwesterly along the line of New Jersey
aNenu nifty feet, thetcc nOrtheastcrly seventy eight
feet four inches 60 the line Of said Ot theme,
southt astery fifty feet six inches along the said
line and thence southwe-terly along the south line
81 said lot seventy feei four inches the plac.
Of beginning Said lot three 80 contains al square
feet.
Terms Of sale: The amount If indebtedness. Sc
cured 10y said trusts unpaid and the expense of sale
in ca-h; balance in two equal instalIaent-. At six
fRS S day c ss nss sg s ,s
premises sold All oonyeyancing at the cost OF the
sIss the terms sP:s 81. q ns. Complied 4 WITH q
ten days from the cay Of saie the Trustee reserve.
pslsssssId bUscaSso Sq bkos If Sss
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r ATIMER CLEARY,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue aud llth street
Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF l2rH
STREET WEST BETWEEN AND SIS.
NORTH.
O Under and by virtue of deed Of trust, dated
EI March 18th, lGi, and duly recorded ia Liber
No. AZ, folio l33, one Of the Land Records for Wssh
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, ani by
the written request of the party secured thereby,
Viii sell al public auction, on THURSDAY-sth Of
April, is,a, at o'clock p m in front Of the prem
ses all that piece parcel Of ground situated In tie
city of Washington, and known upon plot or plan
thereof As part Of LIT No. ~, in square No. 20.
This properly has front of seventeen feet running
back one hundred feet TO an alley and is improved By
a three story and basement Brick Dwelling, with
three story back building and two story brick stable
Terms One third cash; residue in 6, II and Il
months with interest AT per cent. per annum from
day Of sale; deferred payments to be secured by a
deed Of trust ON the property All convey ancing at
the cost OF the pCrchast ID down at time of
sale. NATHANIEL CARCSI. yR.,l rr,.,eas
PHILIP A. DkRNEILLE. irus'ees.
mar30-eo2ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
s-BY REQUEST OF THE GRANTOR UNDER
above deed Of trust together with the consent Of the
Trustees and the party thereby secured, the above
sale is postponed until THU tuesday,, April %, ISIS,
APT LATIMER & CLEARY. aucts