Kingsley v. McGrew

Irvine, 0.

In 1891 and the early part of 1892 a partnership known as C. (1. Sprague & Co. was engaged in buying corn. A portion of its business was conducted at Holdrege. It became, indebted to F. B. Kingsley & Co., bankers doing-business at Minden, in a large sum of money, and on the 17th. of February, 1892, executed to F. R. Kingsley, a member of the firm of bankers, a bill of sale of all corn in store owned by Sprague ■& Co., in the city of Holdrege, describing the corn as consisting of about 1,300 bushels, and then situated in a certain building particularly described. The bill of sale was…