Public Grain & Stock Exchange v. Kune

This was a bill in chancery brought by Julian Kune against the Public Grain and Stock Exchange, the First National Bank of Chicago and Fred G. Kune, praying that a certain check for 8500, drawn by the complainant upon said bank, payable to the order of Fred G. Kune and by him delivered to said Grain and Stock Exchange, he declared null and void and ordered to be canee1 ed. It appears that said Public Grain and Stock Exchange was a corporation engaged in the business of buying and selling grain, provisions, stocks, bonds, etc., and that in June and July, 1885, Fred G. Kune, who is a son of the…