Alaska Junk Co. v. McPherson, Fenstamaker, Whitehouse Co.

This was. an action brought by the Alaska Junk Company, a dealer in scrap and junk, to recover from the McPherson, Fenstamaker, "White-house Company, an importing and exporting company, for an alleged breach of a contract to purchase three hundred tons of scrap cable and cable strippings. Of the three hundred tons ordered, one hundred sixty-two and 98/100 tons only were delivered. The last day for delivery under the contract was June 30, 1920. The junk company brought this action to recover from the respondent the difference between the contract price and the market value on that date,…