Terre Haute National Bank v. Horne-Andrews Commission Co.

Horne-Andrews Commission Company, a corporation of Baldwin, County, Georgia, brought suit by attachment against Terre Haute National Bank, a resident of the State of Indiana. The petition was in two counts. The first count of the petition alleged: (1) On or about February 18, 1918, plaintiff purchased from the Prater-Mottier Company of Terre Haute, Indiana, one car of yellow ear corn at $1.88% a bushel f. o. b. cars at Millegeville, Ga. (2) The total amount of the purchase-money was $1,447.05, for which sum said Prater-Mottier Company, on February 19, 1918, drew a draft on plaintiff, payable…