Peninsular Metal Works, of Detroit, Mich. (Capital, $100,000.) Iron and brass foundry at Easton, Md. Tinware factory at Petersburgh, Va. Steel Edge Japanning & Tinning Co., at Medway, Mass. (Factory 800 x 60 feet.) Horsch Aluminium Plating Co., of Chicago, Ill. (Capital, $5,000,000.) Tin plate manufactory at Chicago, Ill. MACHINERY AND HARDWARE. Lynn Lasting Machine Co., at Saco, Me. (Capital, $50,000.) Tin plate mill at Chattanooga, Tenn. New plow factory at West Lynchburg, Va. Machine works for Edison Electric Co., at Cohoes, N. H. Haywood Foundry Co., at Portland, Me. (Capital, $150,000.) Larrabee Machinery Co., at Bath, Me. (Capital, $250,000.) Manufactory of mowers at Macon, Ga. (Capital, $50,000.) Cooking stove manufactory at Blacksburg, S. C. Nail, horse-shoe, and cotton tie factory at Iron Gate, Va. Iron foundry and stove works at Ivanhoe, Va. Wire fence factory at Bedford City, Va. Nail mill and rolling mill with 28 puddling furnaces at Buena Vista, Va. Car works by Boston capitalists at Beaumont, Texas. (Capital, $500,000.) Car works plant at Goshen, Va. Car works plant at Lynchburg, Va. Nail mill at Morristown, Tenn. Machine and iron works at Blacksburg, S. C. (Capital, $120,000.) Eureka Safe & Lock Co. at Covington, Ky. (Capital, $50,000.) Agricultural implements factory at Buchanan, Va. (Capital, $50,000.) Tin can and pressed tinware factory at Canton, Md. New hosiery factory at Charlotte, N. C. $10,000 chair factory and $25,000 foundry and machine shop at Attalla, Ala. Iron foundry and machine shops at Bristol, Tenn. (Capital, $25,000.) Large skate factory at Nashua, N. H. Stove Foundry & Machine Co. in Llano, Texas. (Cost, $100,000.) Safety Package Co., at Baltimore, Md. (Capital, $1,000,000. To manufacture safes, locks, etc.) Stove foundry at Salem, Va. (Cost $20,000. Capital, $60,000.) Locomotive works plant at Chattanooga, Tenn. (Capital, $500,000.) Fulton Machine Co., at Syracuse, N. Y. (Capital, $33,000.) Chicago Machine Carving & Mfg. Co., at Chicago, Ill. (Capital, $50,000. To manufacture interior decorations, mouldings, etc.) Standard Elevator Co., of Chicago, Ill. (Capital, $300,000.) Wire nail mill at Salem, Va. (To employ over 100 men.) TIN PLATE. The following firms are manufacturing tin-plate, or building new mills or additions to old ones for that purpose. Demmler & Co., Philadelphia. Coates & Co., Baltimore. Fleming & Hamilton, Pittsburg. Wallace, Banfield & Co., Irondale, Ohio. Jennings Bros. & Co., Pittsburg. Niedringhaus, St. Louis. There is one other charge which was freely made against the tariff of 1890, that deserves a brief answer. It was said that the McKinley bill would stop trade with other countries, and that it raised duties "all along the line."