El Ranco, Inc. v. NEW YORK MEAT AND PROVISION CO.

From June 3, 1960, to June 16, 1960, in twenty-six separate transactions, New York Meat sold goods in the form of meat *117and meat products to El Raneo for which there was a balance due of $5,000. An employee of the buyer would place a verbal order with the seller. When the goods arrived at the buyer’s hotel an employee would sign an invoice provided by the seller indicating that the goods had been received as ordered. Each invoice was posted to a ledger maintained by the seller, and at the end of the month a statement was sent to the buyer. The seller’s ledger cards in evidence reflect an open…