Topas & Co. were China merchants, using the Russo-Asiatic Bank at Shanghai as their bank. Between July, 1919, and March, 1922, they shipped certain wool to the defendant as a factor, to sell and remit the proceeds to the bank. The bills of lading and other shipping documents Topas & Co. delivered, properly indorsed, to the bank, which lent upon them sums aggregating something more than $150,000...
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