Hartlove v. Durham

The plaintiff and defendant made contracts by which the former agreed to sell to the latter twenty-five hundred cases of standard three-pound tomatoes at fifty-five cents per dozen, and the latter agreed to sell to the former 120,000 standard three-pound cans at $1.75 per hundred, and 5,000 three-pound cases at eight and a-half cents each—the goods sold by the defendant to the plaintiff were to be paid for by tomatoes as per contract. Each party proceeded to fulfill his contract, the plaintiff from time to time shipping tomatoes to the defendant and the defendant shipping cans and cases to…