Atlantic Coast Line Railroad v. Cohn & Co.

The Bainbridge Oil Company loaded and delivered to the Atlantic Coast Line Eailroad Company a car of cottonseed meal, to be transported to A. Cohn & Company at another station on the same railroad. The railroad company issued a bill of lading in the following form: “A1408 A. C. L. Railroad Company, Bainbridge, Ga., Feb. 10, 1906. Eeceived from Bainbridge Oil Company, in apparent good order, the articles named below, to be delivered in like good order, without unnecessary delay, as per conditions of company’s bill of lading, to A. Cohn & Co. at Wataga, Ga. . . 500 sacks cottonseed meal A. C.…