The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-02-10
MONROE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1882.

NUE., LOO OlOlANA, OA1
are fifteen thousand dollars or more,
and less than twenty-five thousand dol.
lars. the license shall be five dollars.
RANKING.'
PuSapraph 2-Be H .ftnIteT enacted,
ETC., That for each business OF carrying
on a bank, banking company, assocta-
tion corporation or agency, the license
shall be based on the declared or nomt-
nal capital aud surplus, whether said
capital and surplus is owned or in use
or on deposit in this State or elsewhere,
as follows, viz: ,.,. ..
First class, when said declared or
nominal capital ana surplus is four
hundred hundred thousand dollars or
under six thousand dollars, the license
more, aud shall be flve hundred and
fifty dollars. ..., .:..t....
Second class, when said declared or
nominal capital and surplus is three
hundred thousand dollars or more, and
under four hundred Thousand dollars,
the license shall be four. hundred dol
lars. .r .... -.. ..1
Third class, when the said declar-
ed or nominal capital and surplus is
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
or more, and under three hundred
thousand dollars, the license shall be
three hundred dollars. ..a
Fourth class, when the said declared
or nominal capital and surplus is two
hundred thousand dollars or more, and
less than two hundred and fifty thous.
and dollars, the license shall be two
and fifty dollars.
Fifth class, when said declared
AnH a 10
hundred thousand dollars or more, and
the license shall be two hundred dol
lars. ...
Sixth class, when sail declared
or nominal capital and surplus is less
than one hundred thousand dollars, tho
license shalt be one hundred and fifty
dollars. o. -....
The declared or nominal capital and
surplus, as provided in this section,
shall be ascertained and based upon
the annual statement made in pursu-
ance of existing laws of the State Treas
urcr. ..
For each business of carrying Oh a
private banking house, business or
agency, there shalt he three classes
only, and the license shall DO BASED
on the total declared capital invested
in said business, whether said capital
is owned or In use or on deposit I'm this
State, or where, as follows:
First class, when said capital is five
hundred thousand dollars or more, the
license shall be five hundred dollars.
Second class, when said capital is two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars or
more, and under five hundred thous-
and dollars, the license shall he two
s,,,n n ro<l ri fSftxy s111lorc
Third class, when said capital is one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars or
less, and under two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, the license shall be
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 4. BE it further enacted, etc., That
for carrying on the business pursuits
known as cotton factorage and commits
sion business, sugar factories, grain and
produce commission houses, or any
other factorage of commission business,
brokerage, in money, stocks, bonds,
real estate, produce, sugar, cotton or
other brokerage business, whether buy
ing or selling, for actual spot or future
delivery, the license shall be based on
the gross annual commissions and
brokerage on sales or purchases.
First class, when the annual gross
commissions exceed forty thousand dol
lars and are no more than nlty tnOuS-
and dollars, the Incense shall be three
hundred dollars. s.
Second class, when the annual
gross commissions exceed thirty thous-
and dollars, and are no more than forty
thousand dollars, the license shall be
two hundred and twenty-five dollars.
Third class, when the annual gross
commissions exceed twenty-five thous-
and dollars, and are no more than
thirty Thousand dollars, the license
shall be one hundred and eighty-seven
dollars and fifty cents.
Fourth class, when annual gross
comm issions exceed twenty thousand
dollars and are no more than twenty.
five thousand dollars, the license shall
be one hundred and fifty dollars.
Fifth class, when annual gross
commissions exceed fifteen thousand
dollars and no more than twenty
thousand dollars, the license shall be
one hundred and twelve dollars and
| fifty cents.
Sixth class, where annual gross
commissions exceed ten thousand
dollars, and are no more than fifteer
thousand dollars, the license shall b'
seventy five dollars.
Seventh class, where annual gros
commissions exceed five thousand dol
l In, invp