Bradley v. Lexington Tobacco Hogshead Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Turner

Affirming.

Appellant is a dealer in lumber products with bead-quarters at Morebead, Ky.; appellee is a manufacturer of tobacco hogsheads at Lexington, Kentucky.

In November, 1910, appellant sold and delivered! to appellee a carload of hoops to be used in the manufacture of tobacco hogsheads, the bill amounting to $486.00. The sale was for cash, and appellant not having been paid, on December 13th, 1910, wrote a letter to appellee requesting payment; on the 23rd of December the company wrote him that they were sorry they were unable to meet his demand, and…