Louisville Woolen Mills v. Britt

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

On September 9, 1918, the plaintiff, a manufacturer of woolen cloth in the City of Louisville, Ky., wrote to the defendants, who are dyers and finishers of cloth in the City of Philadelphia, enclosing a sample of serge, and asked how soon they could dye two pieces of the doth to match an enclosed shade, and what the cost would be. Defendants answered on September 12th that their charge would be fifty cents per yard net and that they could make delivery in about two weeks. On September 17th plaintiff shipped the two pieces (113% yards) of serge by American Railway Express…