Wren v. Kirkland Distributing Co.

Littlejohn, Justice.

On or about January 24, 1964, as a result of an advertisement placed in “The Georgia Market Bulletin” by the respondent, a farmer who lived in Georgia, the appellant agreed to purchase and the respondent agreed to sell 1200 one-hundred-pound bags of millet for an agreed price of $6.00 per bag, or a total o,f $7,200.00.' It was agreed that the appellant was to pick up the sacks of millet in Wren, Georgia, within thirty days.

The appellant paid $1,000.00 to the respondent, to be held and applied to, the final delivery. The appellant sent a truck to Georgia and obtained 120…