Givens v. Turner

A. W. Turner sued R. G. Givens for $2,291.01, alleged to be due upon the balancing of accounts arising by reason of the sale of cotton by Givens to Turner during the season of 1918, said cotton to be shipped from Bloomington, where Givens was buying cotton, to Victoria, where Turner conducted his cotton brokerage business, and to be there classified and weighed. An account of the álleged purchases made by Turner and deliveries made was attached to the petition, and it was alleged that the accpunt was closed by a “ringout” agreement between the parties, by which Givens received a credit of…