Fifth Class-When said receipts are
less than $25,000, the license shall be $15.
Provided, that nothing herein shall be
construed to apply to the business of
grinding meal, ginning cotton or making
sugar, by any farmer or planter.
Banking Houses or Agencies.
Paragraph 2.-That for each business of
carrying on a bank, banking company, as
sociation, corporation or agency, the li
cense shall be based on the declared or
nominal capital and surplus, whether said
capital is owned or in use, or on deposit
in the parish or elsewhere, as follows:
First Class-When said capital and
surplus is $100,000 or more, the license
shall be $150.
Second Class-When said capital and
surplus is $50,000 or more and less than
$100,000, the license shall be $75.
Third Class-When said capital and
surplus is less than $50,000, the license
shall be $550.
The declared or nominal capital and
surplus as provided in this paragraph shall
be ascertained and based upon the an
nual statement made in pursuance of
existing laws.
Factorage, commission anfo ro usr.*
Paragraph 3.-That for carrying on the
business pursuits known as cotton fac
torage and commission business, sugar
factorage, grain and produce commission
houses, or any other factorage or commis
sion business, brokerage in money, stocks,
bonds, real estate, produce, sugar, cotton
or any other brokerage business, whether
buying or selling for actual spot or future
delivery, where the intention of the par
ties is to make an honest and bona fide
delivery, the license shall be based on
the gross annual commissions and brok
erage on sales and purchases, as follows:
First Class-When the gross annual
commissions exceed $5,000, the license
shall be $50.
Second Class---When the gross annual
commissions are $5,000 or less, the li
cense shall be $25.
Selling at Wholesale and Retail.
