Caldwell & Co. v. Deschanel International Corp.

In this suit plaintiff and intervenor, both attachment creditors, are claiming priority of privilege on the proceeds of certain flour, originally bought by the defendant from intervenor and sold by the civil sheriff here under an agreement between the parties, pending a decision on the merits of the controversy.

On December 8, 1920, plaintiff, a New York corporation, doing business in this city as forwarding agents, sued defendant for one thousand sixty-eight and 43-100 ($1068.43) dollars, amount due for forwarding a prior shipment and attached two carloads of flour then in the hands of the I.…