Lawson v. M. Longo Fruit Co.

— On October 19, 1922, plaintiffs and defendant entered into a written contract whereby plaintiffs agreed to sell defendant a carload of Concord grapes, to be shipped to St. Louis, at the price of $70. per ton, f. o. b. New York. The sale was made by telegram dated October 18, 1922, and afterwards confirmed by what is known in the State of New York as the “Standard Confirmation of Sale,” which agreement makes the standard rules and definitions of trade terms for the produce and vegetable- industry appearing up^ii the reverse side of the said confirmation of sale a part of the contract.

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