Dixon-Pocahontas Fuel Co. v. Myers Grain Co.

Williams, Judge :

On March 9, 1909, the Myers Grain Company, a foreign corporation having its place of business in Columbus, Ohio, sold a carload pf corn to the New River Company, to be shipped to McDonald, Fayette County, West Virginia, consigned to its own order. On the same day it drew a sight draft on the New River Company, payable to the Union National Bank of Columbus, Ohio, and indorsed it, together with the bill of lading, to said bank which discounted it. The Union National Bank thereupon forwarded the draft, with bill of lading attached, to the Bank of Mt. Hope, at Mt. Hope, Fayette…