Salsberg v. Spero

The contract was for the sale of 1,000 pieces of silk to be delivered during March, April, May, June, July and August, or sooner, if possible. Payments were to be made on the tenth of each month for all goods delivered during the previous month. Deliveries were actually made during each of the several months specified in the contract, and also in the month of September, but in the aggregate amounting only to about 361 pieces. On October tenth or eleventh a dispute arose between the parties and no more pieces were delivered. The plaintiffs thereupon brought suit for the price of the goods…