Monroe v. Hickox, Mull & Hill Co.

In February, 1904, the plaintiffs, copartners under the name of the “ Traverse City Sprayer Company,” entered into an agreement with the defendant, a 'Corporation, for the manufacture by it of 100 spraying machines. The contract contained, among other clauses, the following:

“We hereby propose to enter your order for 100 of your spraying machines complete, which includes attachments for both fruit trees and potatoes, as per sample submitted, at a price of thirty-two dollars ($32.00) each, net cash 30 ■days after date of shipment, it being understood that we, will make any changes without…