Enochs v. Delta Cotton Oil Co.

The appellant, T. A. Enochs, sued the appellee Cotton Oil Company for two thousand sixty-three dollars and ninetyrseven cents claimed to be due as commissions and loss of profits on cotton seed purchased by the appellant for the appellee at certain agreed prices and some of which seed appellee refused to take and pay appellant therefor. The appellant was located at Monroe, La., and the appellee at Jackson, Miss., where it operated a cotton oil plant. The suit was to recover the amount due appellant by appellee on the account and dealings between them which had been running for a long period…