Hytken Bros. v. International Dress Co.

Hytken Bros, are merchants conducting a department store at Cleveland, Miss., and one of them went to the city of New York, where the International Dress Company, a wholesale establishment, does business, and selected twenty dresses on exhibition in the store at the price of sixteen dollars and fifty cents each. These dresses were all selected during the same transaction and were piled together by Mr. Hytken and the salesman, and the bill made out for them as one transaction, and1 the goods were turned over to another employee for wrapping and shipping to Cleveland, Miss. They were shipped by…