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section shall not apply to dealers who pay a merchant's li- cense tax. (4-7-69, § 50.) Sec. 16A-74. Loans. On each person other than a pawnbroker, making loans se- cured by orders on or assignments of the time or wages of any employee, or making loans secured by chattel mortgages or liens on personal property or household furniture or licensed to do business under the provisions of the State Uniform Small Loan Act the license tax shall be twenty-five dollars and where the gross receipts exceed two thousand dollars the tax shall be sixty cents on each one hundred dollars in addition thereto. (4-7-69, § 51.) Sec. 16A-75. Machine shops. On every person who shall engage in the business of operat- ing a machine shop the tax shall be twenty-five dollars and where the gross receipts exceed two thousand dollars the tax shall be twenty-five cents on each one hundred dollars in ad- dition thereto. (4-7-69, § 52.) Sec. 16A-76. Manufacturers; processors. If the principal business engaged in is manufacturing and machine work is incidental, the gross receipts may be reported and included in the manufacturer's tax. Every person conducting or engaging in any one or more manufacturing, or processing occupations, within the city for which no specific license is provided under any other section of this chapter, including, but not by this particular enumer- ation limiting the above general description, the following businesses or trades, shall pay for the privilege an annual li- cense tax of one hundred dollars plus three cents for each one hundred dollars of gross receipts, as hereinafter defined, not in excess of five million dollars and one cent for each one hun- dred dollars of such gross receipts in excess of five million dol- lars from the business during the preceding calendar year: Asphalt, or asphalt products, bricks, marble goods, tomb- stones. Awnings, sails or tents. Barrels, crates, boxes, hogsheads, veneers, veneer and wood products. 238.26 Supp. # 12, 8-69