Interlake S. S. Co. v. Cargo of The James H. Hoyt

TUTTLE, District Judge.

The libel in this case alleges that the steamer James H. Hoyt, belonging to libelant, loaded 250,000 bushels of corn in Milwaukee, Wis., for discharge at Port Huron, Mich., under bill of lading in the ordinary lake form, showing that the com was shipped by Donahue-Stratton Company for export to Europe, forwardance from Port Huron to Montreal; that the Hoyt proceeded to' Port Huron, arriving at that place about 4 or 5 p. m. of September 20, 1921, whereupon the shipper and consignee were notified of the vessel’s arrival and that she was ready to unload and discharge said…