West Tennessee Grain Co. v. J. C. Shaffer & Co.

DENISON, Circuit Judge.

This case is the second time in this court. The facts are fully stated in the former decision, 271 *199Fed. 820, to which reference may be made. As they must be considered to be impliedly established by the verdict under review, they are, in brief:

The plaintiff in error, defendant below, operated a grain elevator in a small town in western Tennessee. In August it sold 15,000 bushels of corn, for October delivery at Chicago, at $1.30 per bushel. October passed without delivery, and the seller was without any ‘legal justification for its breach. In the meantime, the market…