Harlan-Elzy-Randall Co. v. American Fruit Growers, Inc.

Appellee brought this suit against appellant to recover damages which it claims to have suffered by reason of appellant having refused to accept and pay for a car' of cauliflower which appellee alleged it had sold to appellant. Appellee alleged that it sold a ear .of cauliflower to appellant at Dallas, Tex., for $729.30, and that on arrival thereof appellant refused to accept it; that it attempted to sell it on the Dallas market, but was unable to do so, and it then diverted the car to New Orleans and “sold same to Lally & Lally for the fairest and reasonable market price then obtainable at…