Blum Milling Co. v. Moore-Seaver Grain Co.

Statement of the Case.

NICKELS, J.

April 7, 1922, Blum Milling Company, a corporation, through its agent Martin, ordered a carload of 1,000 bushels of No. 2 red wheat, suitable for milling, from Moore-Seaver Grain Company, through its agent at Port Worth, which order was then and there accepted; the price being $1.52% per bushel. This agreement was made in telephone conversations. The' same day it was (by the Port Worth agent) communicated to the grain company at Kansas City, and on the same day, also, the grain company, at Kansas City, prepared and mailed to the milling company a written (and…