Kingman & Co. v. Denison

On July 8, 1889, defendant Denison wrote the plaintiff at Peoria, Ill., ordering 5,000 pounds of twine. No dealings had ever been had between the *609parties prior to that time. The plaintiff received the letter the next day, and at once wrote Denison: “lYe have entered your order, and twine will go forward to-morrow.” On July 11 the twine was shipped to W. C. Denison, Grand Rapids, Mich., plaintiff taking shipping ■bill from the railroad company there, and on same day sending it to Denison, with statement of account for value of the twine. The twine was received at Grand Rapids by the Grand…