Star Mill & Elevator Co. v. Ft. Worth Grain & Elevator Co.

[1] Appellant was a corporation under the laws of Texas. It owned and operated grain elevators and mills at Amarillo, Canyon City, Hereford, and other places in the Panhandle of Texas, and engaged in a general grain business, buying oats, wheat, etc., from the growers thereof and others, and storing and selling same. Its principal place of business was in Amarillo. Appellee also was a corporation under the laws of Texas. It carried on a general grain business in Ft. Worth. On the ground that appellant had breached its contract to sell and deliver to it certain oats, appellee sued and…