Bowen v. Young

It appears by the complaint that, in October, 1895, Macintosh & Booney, who were copartners under the firm name of “ The Niagara Clip Co.” in the manufacture and sale of paper clips, at Buffalo, N. Y., entered into a contract with Dennis J. & John F. Gaynor, who were copartners under the name of “ Gaynor & Mitchell Manufacturing Co.,” whereby the latter agreed to make and deliver to the Niagara Clip Co., at Bridgeport, Conn., 8,000 pounds of “ Niagara ” clips of spring brass wire, at the agreed price of twenty-one dollars ($21) per hundred pounds, and also to make the necessary tools therefor…