McBRIDE, Judge.
The defendant railroad company, a common carrier by rail for hire, and engaged in interstate commerce, received from Neuss Hesslein & Company, Inc., plaintiff, on April 17, 1942, at Speigner Alabama, for shipment to New Orleans, Louisiana, five bales of unfinished cotton piece goods, alleged to be of a value of $1,308. The goods were consigned to a freight forwarding agent in New Orleans for the account of plaintiff, and upon their arrival in New...
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