Loomis v. . N.Y.C. H.R.R.R. Co.

The plaintiffs are dealers in produce residing at Victor, but buying and shipping from Lakeside, New York, where they are represented by the firm of Furber, Connell Norton. D.P. Reynolds Co. are produce dealers in Jersey City, New Jersey, where their place of business is in the freight yard of the Lehigh Valley railroad at Grand street. They sell and deliver produce from the railroad cars as they stand in the yard at that point.

Early in June, 1907, D.P. Reynolds Co. ordered a carload of potatoes from the plaintiffs at 85 cents per bushel, delivered, payable on presentation of a sight draft…