Morrow v. Langan

Appellant Kent bought and shipped grain among other places at Nevada, in Livingston county, where he had a warehouse and two cribs. John Riley was his agent in charge of the business there.

From the 3d to the 28th of January, 1883, appellee, by his tenants, delivered at one of these cribs 1,142.25 bushels of ear corn. During that time other parties also delivered corn of the same grade, which was put into the same crib, and the mass was shelled and shipped out about as fast as it was recei ved.

On the 8th of February, after all the corn so delivered by appellee had been shipped out, he took a…