Wagar v. Farrin

Plaintiff sued the defendant for the breach of a lumber contract .in not accepting and paying for lumber sawed. Dpon the trial the testimony and issues presented by the plaintiff took a wide range, and *371the record is accordingly quite large. But tho assignments of error, though numerous, are confined on the argument to a narrow controversy, and the case need not be detailed at length.

On August 15, 1882, plaintiff, by written contract, made an agreement to sell 6,000,000 feet of pine, that should cut in specified grades, at specified prices. These were three grades of clear uppers, at $34 a…