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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
FINANCE AND TEADt.
Iho Features OF tho Money anil Stack
Markets,

I
NEw TORS, Dec. 2G.-MonCy OH call easy, rang
ihg tfotu { to G rcr cent, last iGan 8 per cent
closed Offered at g per Ccut. Prime mercantile
paper ISSa9 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
II! 81 7gaiS). Sales Vi,54 shares,
II becomes more evident from day 10 day that
brokers. Investors and Spectators arc deter.
ththrd to wait until the railroads and other III.
hlluitlOnS have flushed paying their annual and
tcmhnnlnl Disbursements, aud also until the
lAAt road has signed tho presidents agreement.
Rnu business III Wall street Is therefore BROUGHT
almost to stdndSttii aud TT most stocks IS
merely nominal, and viii IN all probability re-.
main 80 Until after the ltst OF the year nj least
To-day. rs usual upon tho day after Christmas,
me market WAS extremely dull, though It's record
81 transactions fRIrtysurPasSed th01e OF WetiRes.
uhy' MS was entirely Owiug u the Increased
interest displayed BY the bears In attacking
Union incIiIC and AtChiS0u. Considering the
pressure upon these two stocks and Others the
general l!st displayed faIfly Stsoag HnaeF,aHe
ing NAnIefbllS were still strong, but failed to
Iiltake any material movement. st. Paul and
no GmudG were. rather heavy throughout. but
lost only slight fractions With the remainder ri
he llN. The close was dHll but Arm though
gshStaily NJ something under the final prices
OF wednesday. AtchIs0n lost ~, Tennessee
Coal u AMI Union FhCIdc Il EpCt cent,
FNtloAd bonds moderately Hctivu.
uoSctnmeni Anh 9iale bonds dull and steady.
bOShS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS CLOSED ND.
~ y Teg""".....l2l !0hiotI Mississippi. 10
y = ~ couponS.".l2lEI do preierrcl..". s.
y " :. - reg" .".. lGii4 IOrrg0n lmptoye't. Is
y, y. IN COUPON. lU35 4t0rrgon Nav ,.,,, rs
tHcllleHsoi S"...wlD Oregon Trhns..,..., II
ADAMS EStfrSs..""lW Pacific MALL. ...,.., SOY
n'hCIictn E%ptc&lll |'ItAbIfgh-m..m..lR
Canada rAcinC.... r. Pullman l'llnuCn.,iTg
CnradN BonthcTl,. 49, ttcading.......,....,gy 7s
Central raCtc..,.., y IROrk STnd,,..,..' Il,
Chesapeake Il Ohio ltg1St. l.. ~ San FrAu.,,, ~
TO tltsI preferred i0a st. Paul. 49,
70 hheSotlu PREF u ~ do preicrred.""ol0lS
ntbnr q quincy" $. sist TAU 4 Omaha. .0?n
Ky Ky y lihdson. ."""l2,ai do preierre,L...... Is
'el', l.ack;& MeSLll9 IIenn.C0Hl y Iron. 9JiS
Denver 4 Il. G.."... l6LsITexas paCilC..... lBl5
EIle.;,:.,.......... lS1IIunlon FMCitlC.,.. II u
f6ft WHyHt.n......tt rs IS, EXuruss,, d
Illinois Ccntml..,... 81 w., 81. H. 4 F.. ~
h aI y IeSas... M do ptcteIred...., Ittas
Louisville Il Nash, 7ILIWpStcrIl Union ~ |
pas 4 tittS:.,. ~ Am. Cotton 0H.... fi1{
Michigan Central. 50 colorado Conl..... NJ
Missouri Pacific .. 5ylS Iron silver .,".,,',lgS
Nashville 4 CHAT, " tQulCLSIlycr -. hiy |
Now JeSeyCcntrnl. % do preferred M
Norfolk W.pEeid 81 >utra....,..,.,,, \
Northern PHCllc.... EUii R.chm'I ( II. NV, liz. |
;, TO prefGrrcd....... GIs tchiSon ,,.,,, ~,
northwestern ..,.l U1t. CNIcNgO GAg,,... Jiis |
no EIeierted.,..,..i9i cad rtuSt,.,...... IL.
New York Genital gsii sugar ..,,...,,,,,,,,,, 5S
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f'efrOtpiIp,-

NEW fonT, Dec. :G.--Fe,rolcum opened firm
ana advanced OF faw bnylng drdctsr but
alter thrse orders were lIlicd the market became
dull and remained so until the cIosc. pruntvl.
ran!a oil: JANUARY option opened nj GS5ic; hifh.
est 103lc; lowest ts;Sc; closing at 7Utsc; $40,
opened At GM'; highes. 7eG; lowest 69c closing at
luc: no Linn; sales l9S,U0O barrels.
on CITY Pa Dec. aj.-Opened at G9c; Alghey,
barrels: clcArcuCes HOsCGO barrels: nuns lls,i5t
barrels; shipments i5 e63 barrels ;rhartcrs r. js
barrels buckeye, no sa.Cs; runs Gu ,52s barrels;
! shipments ", a9l barrels.
| PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. c6.-pctroieum firm md
higher; opened aud lowest Coo; closed axe
| highest ToIc.
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SALVATION OH has cured many of
rheumatism when other remedies failed.
It is iuiaflible. Sold by all dealers.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy ia a
positive specific for all iorma OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protsuding Piles. Price SOC.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. p4w
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When Baby was sick, We sarc her C.sso-!a.
when she was y Child, she cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss, she citing to Cas.eria,
Ttea shs had Children, she gave them Castori,
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NlEDlC.iI.
FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRO NERVINE
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous System. either Acute
or Chronic In either sex. 1t Restores LIN.
paired or Lost Power. Cheeks ul forms OF
Waste or brain; Makes Strong The Weak. Full
PACKAGE, 81; sig for IS. Trial package &c with
book, sen ! securely sealed on ,rceirt of price.
Address. DIR. g.. +. ADDAM, No, sol Cottage
Grove Ave. Chicago. I'LL rtn2f
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ClNciSSATI, O., Dec. ?6.-Cotton lower; IN ID
ding Yl&c.
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\ cough ia something which ought to
be banished at once by using Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

hN1ED II6e{ The only Inc aver invented tGl
n%GS me Siathc %lthoa, ro> perfect success
whom tue exclusive rih, I, Gpcni on receipt Of 90
eShm we MilI send sample Inc by mall also cir,
tulfSi priCe list and terms 10 agents; hrCUTc your
territory al once, AIdTr,, Thr i'iniess Ciothes
i.ine Co, ~ llctniUn Street, Worcester. Mas
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EDUCATIONAL,
OFFICIALLY MOTED.-
LOCATION ussunrAssnD roAnrAu7r AND lsxA,vn

Wee y boaIdcys or day scholars received from
wheeling or the Vicinity. a sister viii meet day
them at p. N. = - - - W." "i''1
70. further particulars apply TO
ke.3 1870 ~ - THE iiIRENTl -
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VMAETED--ltiNERs.
sroCKlIol.DN!:s' MEETINGS.
.STOCKuOLDERo' MEETING.

y
The annual meeting Of the GtoCkholdcrs Of the
Union Accident and Denc1 IT Association will he
held at Us oGIcg, 1907 cAaPl:no Street, on Non.
day, January ., 1871, Ot2 O'Clock y. III. By order
dc2O.s BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

BEEcnAM's PILLS cure Sick.Head
ache.
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North Nail 81. School.
FOR BOYS AND GIRL s

The second annual resslon viii bccln MON.
DAY, sEPTEMbER IL. A graded course nj IL,
st'uctton,, based upon Natural Dcyelonmrnt
hosh OF mind and body. VIII continue 10 b. care ~.
ipiiy pursued. SPECIAL advantages oAeied 10
Children received between tho ages OF and II;
yeafs. AZ TIE primary .Enslisn branches. tn.
gelhet with Oral French Included IN the reruior
souIIe. Drawing hnI Instrumental Music s;st,
ton OF correct habits oi speech and In ,Sc vsn =;
sae vo'ce Msamerfag and other npedfmenIs
OF socech overcome by Instruction based un.,,
ts law. Cal!sthcnics and singing cset.
LEE " acc3'n panied by piano. Terms moderG,e.
tos CIRCULAR, call upon or address, IN ~
49,, MES NAE RELLE HART.
Eny 1871 ERi; Street.
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LADIES
Needing O tonic, Or children who want build.
Ing up. should take
BROWNS lltOS BUFFERS,
II Is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Inl,.
gestlon, B!lsousness and Liver Complaints.
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| CSclSSATI, o., Dec. 90 Hogs. short supp)y
ana higher; common and light 70 lGi3 SO: nsrk.
Ing and butchers S. ;jaS 80; receipts 1870 lead
| shipments ZOO head. N
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JAMES a. HENRY,

Real Estate agent, .. S. Claim Attorney, l6l1
Market street. have long experience IN
prosecution OF pcGslUn ciains Soldiers their
widows end minor hehS viii find 1t 10 their
advantage TO employ M attorney At home in
preference TO one In Washington, b. G. deli
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mead: market SLOW and steady; natives 5, On
~; slocEessG2 lOa.'%O; Texans s. 3Ol3 20; cows
~ bai's and mixed 81 ieG3 60. Hogs-Rrceipts IT,,
ooo head; market steady md Zoe lower: heavv
IMcSlig and th!pp!nSs3 G9a3 20: light So GI03 10
sheep-Eeceipts 500 hend markct steady:
westerns 81 OOa5 oo: Texaus So SOal %; natives
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w ONCE and represent II manufacturer; $50
per week small capital required. Address, with
stamp, Manufacturer, BOX Il, wctt Action. Mass
NnlhlylA
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Christmas is NEARING
EdW. l.. Rose & Co.
s. WING MACHINES,
writing Machines.
Bicycles and ONCE Quitting

WIFI E MD STA NDAED
Sewing Machines in Hungarian
Ash. CiiCaesfan Walnut, Mnhos-
any, iil!aid Walnut. Blrd'cye Ma
pic. Antique Oak, At the same
prices Gs for the plain woods,
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
Prospects for Wafer Storage.


 A Washington correspondent of the. Denver Times says the special Senate Committee on Reservoirs and Irriga: ton, of which Senator Stewart, of Nevada, is chairman, will make very vigorous report in favor of i'm mediate steps for the reclamation of the arid lands, and will take the posi- ton that this can only be done by the construction of reservoirs for the hold ing Of the surplus water. It will re- commend:
 l. That tue geological survey be furnished with facilities for pushing it's work as vigorously as possible so that the sites valuable for reservoirs shall be known, anu
 7 That all possible aid be furnished to individuals for the construction of the reservoirs.
 The government will not probably undertake 70 GuuId the reservoirs itself. nor is it considered advisable that the State should do so. There will, there fore, probably be recommendation that individuals and companies be granted favorable terms upon lands which could be made irrigable and tillable by the construction of reser voirs
 In this connection 1t appears thai the Rio Grande river was dry all las summer for 800 miles, the Colorado farmers using the water. New Mex ;co therefore, as well as Arizona, vii demand water storage provisions i'm mediately.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
Box I20, Tucson; Arizona. g
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup, for children teething, Is the prescr ptIou of one of the best female nurses and Pby- si ians in the United States and has been used for over fory ear wIlh never failing success by millions ot,u.o hers tor their children. During the process or teething its value IS incaItu bic It relieves the child of p in, cures dys, ntery and diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving heaI,b 10 the child 1t gives rest to the mother. Prrce g cents bottle ian2h Iy
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
Attention, Windmill Hen /!

Parties desiring to purchase wind mills will do well to investigate the merits of the Aermotor, which is the latest, improved, showing an increase of power of 35 per cent. A 12-foot wheel is guaranteed to do as much work as any 16-foot wooden wheel in the market. In all respects it repre- sents the latest improvements of in- ventive skill. For further information and circulars address HOFF,
 Of Tucson. Box I20, Tucson; Arizona. g 26tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
ENTERED IN THE POST OFFICE AS sEcosO-clAss MATTER
A RUMoR is current that Governor

A RUMoR is current that Governor Wolfey has entered into combina- ton with Mark Smith and other Dem ocrats to defeat the confirmation of Judge Sloan. Judge Kibbey, Charles K. Drake, Herbert Brown, and U. $. District Attorney Jeffords.. Let us see in what these gentlemen have of tended our would-be autocratic Gov ernor. Judge Sloan appointed Brews- ter Cameron clerk of the court for Pima county; Judge Kibbey has not vet made a change in the office of clerk for MaricOpa county and has not made Clark Churchill Attorney Gen eral; Herbert Brown declined 10 pub fish an article abusing two prominent Republicans Of Pima county; and 1t is to Ee presumed that Messrs Drake and Jefiords have committed grave offense in being men of ability, which Is also 10 be said of all the gentlemen mentioned. In pursuance of his ef- fort to be dictator of Arizona and to run the Republican party according to his own sweet will, Wolfiey has hied himself to Washington with the sworn determination of defeating the con firmation of these appointees, and in his desire to compass his purpose has entered into combination with Dem ocrats. Comment on sucll conduct on the pa-t of Republican Governor is unnecessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

THE people of Arizona would like to know who the gifted liar is that is dishing up so much romantic litera- ture conce ming Arizona affairs for the St. Louis Republic. He is prolific prevaricator, and to judge from his malodoroUs oxudations it is person who has a smattering of Arizona ge ography, men and affairs If the peo- pie of our Territory can find hie out he will receive considerable attention
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

Language is hardly strong enough to express my admiration of the merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. l. is the best remedy for croup and whooping cough l have ever used. During the past eighteen years have tried nearly all the prominent cough medicines on the market but say, and with pleasure too, that Chamberlain < Cough Remedy is the best of all THOMAS RHODES, Bakersfield, Califor- mia. For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
l Big Enterprise.

:. The Journal-Miner learns on good authority that the Electric Placer Company will shortly commence oper- ations i1fEthis county on an extensive scale. The plans which have been about consummated, will involve an expenditure of from $250 0U0 .o s5O0,- GOO The object is to work rich placer ground in the vicinity of Rich Hill, in Weaver district A th1 dam will be built in the Hassayampa river between the two dams of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, from which power will be obtained to run an electric plant, the cleo ricity generated from which will be transmitted by wires to Weaver district. The machin- cry will be shipped by water 10 New Orleans, thence by rail to Phenix, from which point it will be hauled by teams to its destination Contracts for certain portions of the work have already been let. The engineer who will be in charge, and who accompa- nied Wells H. Bates, the promoter of ! the enterprise, to Prescott recently, is one of the most celebrated civil engi-
 neers in the world. Active operations
 will be commented immediately and
 the work pushed rapidly to compile
 tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
ll3 Crave Gets Tired Yawning.

seemingly, for certain wretchcd in- yali.ls who ,oltlle feeil> along, though always looking a> if they were going to die bu. omitling to dc it They dry vnp. wirhcr, dwindle away finally, but in ~he meantime never having robust he l,h, know nothing of the physical enjoyment, the zest Of flat existence to which they cling with such remarkable tenacity. They are always to be found trying to mend by tinkering al themselves with some trashy remedy, tonic or "pick me up" to give fllip to digestion. or "help the liver" If such misguided folks would resort and adhere to H0stetter's Stomach Bi;tcrs Ii would be well with them. This superb invigorant supplies the stamina tbat the feeble require, by permanently reinforcing digestion and assimilation l. overcomes nervous ness. insomnia. malaria, kidney com plaints, hiliousness, constipation, rheumatism and neuralgia
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

FROM a communication in the Flor ence Enterprise it appears that little coterie of Democrats in Arizona have undertaken to dictate who shall be the federal appointees in Arizona un- der a Republican administration. They are W. H. Barnes, Ben Good rich, "Major" Fred Smith and Mark Smith, and they modestly ask that every Arizona appointment, with the exception of Royal A. Johnson (who has been confrmed), be hung up until they are heard from. As citizens these gentlemen have a right to take a lively interest as 10 who shall be our officers, but when they take hand as politicians, and endeavor to defeat the confirmation of gentlemen on trumped- up charges, 1t Is about time that they be requested to keep their Democratic digits out of the Republican plum pudding.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

AFTER reading the report Of Sur veyor General Johnson on the Peralia- Reavis land grant one is surprised tIiat any business man could be persuaded to advance him, on such bare-iaccd forgeries, sums of money with which to make the attempt to steal the homes of large number of our ci,i- zens. It is cause of congratula'ion that this attempted colossal steal has been defeated, and it is only just that those who backed up Reavis have lost their money Reavis should now be arrested and punished for forgery
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

THE EPITAPH learns from a gentle man recently from Tucson that all IS not lovely in the Democratic camp. There is woful lack of that spirit of harmony that should exist in a well regulated political family. A promi- nent Democratic federal official, who has not yet been removed, has sworn by the bodices of all the goddesses that if Mark Smith should receive the nomination for Congress this year there will be another Democratic can didate in the field. That there gre two factions in the Democratic party, and that very bitter feeling exists between them, is evident, which au- gurs well for Republican success this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
Setiiee.

If you want pure, straight whiskey, of the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony saloon and satisfy your self of this fact. The Pony also car ries the finest brands of domestic and imported brandies and wines; also pOrters and all kinds of liquors, Tom and Jerry and hot scotch; hot spiced spiced rums a specially; the Carman Key West cigars-the finest for the money to be had iu Arizona; St Louis Anheuser Busch lager beer on draught at all times. No favoriies. Come, all.
 HENRY CAMPBELL,
 JItlljdttI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

JUST at present Cochise county Is receiving large amount of gratuitous advertising, and it is not of a nature that is very pleasing to our citizens, nor does it contain information that is calculated to attract immigration. The exhibit of the finances of the county, published by authority of the Board of Supervisors, wherein it is shown that our indebtedness has been steadily increasing. has been widely commented on, and such comment has not done us any great amount of good. To remedy this condition of affairs it is highly important that candidates for office should be carefully selected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
SOME weeks since the EpIT

SOME weeks since the EPITAPH con tained an article suggesting that our business men and taxpay CTS pay more attention to politics, as it is only by the active participation in public af- fairs of this class of our citizens that an honest and economical manage ment of our finances can be had. Now comes Mir Samuel Hughes, ali old and prominent citizen of Tucson, in communication to the Florence Enter prise, making the same plea. MT. Hughes Is one of the solid citizens of Pima county, and the fast and loose way in which the politicians have played with both county and Territo- rial finances, and consequent increase of taxation, has caused him to cry out. If the taxpayers ever expect to effect a reduction in taxation 1t Is necessary that they should devote some portion of their time to politics, and eSpe- cially to the primaries. It is here that the jobs are put up and men elected to go to the conventions to carry them out. If the taxpayers cannot afford to devote few days once in two years to looking out for their interests they have no light to complain of high taxation
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

Work has been commenced on ;hc dam south of St. Johns. We under stand 1t Is the intention to raise the dam some ten feet, which will increase the water supply at least double wha, it now is, and, as a matter Of course. will permit of the cultivation of twice as much land as is now cultivated - St. Johns Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

The engineers for the northern rail- road are on hand and preparing to start out on Monday next on the sur vey northward on the line of the pro- posed road. Rapid progress will be made till the foothills are encountered some sixty miles northward. It is ex- pected that the work of grading will begin by the middle of January- Phenix Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04

Last winter MT. H. E. Kinkade, col lector for the United States Express Company, at Des Moines, Iowa, was severely troubled with chilblains The swelling and intense itching of his feet was great annoyance to him. He tried several remedies without benefit, but fortunately bought a bot tie of Chanlberlain's Pain Balm. He says he only applied it three times until his feet were entirely well and free from itching and swelling. For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-01-04
Robinson District.

RBDliiSDh DiStIiGt. The following is from the White Pine News: The Joanna bonanza continues to loom up bigger and richer with every days work that is done upon It. The bad weather of the past two weeks made 1t necessary to have the small working force transferred from the surface to underground, where the work being done is daily exposing higher grade ore without limit as to extent The roads too have teen bad and therhauling of ore to mill has been impeded Were il not for the | shadow of cloud as to tile resting over the Joanna, the property would no doubt ere this have changed hands for the snug sum of quarter of million dollars.
 Bu>the intent of this article is not l to exalt the merits of the Joanna. it shows for itself. What we wish to do is to call the attention of capitalists and mining men to the many other promising mining claims in this dis trict, some of which are adjacent to, and look far more promising than did the Joanna six months ago.
 The owners of many of these claims are poor men who are hampered in developing their claims for the want of means, but who would gladly give men of money an interest in their mines for working capital, or sell out to them at a reasonable price.
 We met man the other day-an old pioneer of the camp-who said: 'I have good mine; lots of good ore in sight; can you tell me of any one who would put up a few thousand dollars to build little mill so that I can work it? I will give such a party a fair interest in my mine"
 There are dozen or more claim owners in Robinson District-who can offer like inducements to capitalists as the one above referred to--hut they must abide their time. The time will come, and the properties that capital ists could now invest in for few thousand dollars will go up into the hundreds of thousands
 Winter has now set in in earnest ani the indications are that it will be a long and severe one. People look ing for mining investments do not travel at such an indictment season. and il they did, it would be hard to show them the merits of claim GOV cred over with several feet of snow.
 So We must wait until the Spring oi 1890. when. we have no hesitation in predicting that Robinson Mining Dis trict will boom on merit. In the meantime the Joanna, if not tied up in a lawsuit, will spread the reputation of the district far and wide, and the owners of good mining properties will not have to go begging 2 for capital to work tl.n.