Cronkleton v. Ebmeier

KENYON, Circuit Judge.

Appellee on May 9, 1927, sold certain live stock in Omaha, Neb., the proceeds of which amounted to $7,642.52. He instructed the Commission Company to send the same to the Laurel National Bank of Laurel, Neb. The Commission Company deposited the money about noon of May 9, 1927, in the Stockyards National Bank of South Omaha, with instructions to transmit the same to the Laurel National Bank to the credit of appellee. The Stockyards National Bank sent a deposit ticket to the Laurel National Bank, and called up the Peters National Bank at Omaha, which, was the correspondent…