Woodward v. Semans

— The appellants were dealers in grain, conducting a warehouse and a flouring-mill at the town'of Lapel. The appellees agreed to furnish wheat to the appellants, for which the appellants were to deliver to them, on request, a designated number of pounds of flour and bran for each bushel of wheat delivered. The flour and bran were to remain in /the possession of the appellants, subject to delivery upon the demand of the appellees. Before the delivery of all of the flour and bran to the appellees the mill and warehouse of the appellants were burned and.the flour and bran destroyed. The fire was…