Barren Fork Coal Co. v. Cogar Grain & Coal Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Willis

Affirming.

This controversy arises upon contracts for the sale of coal. The Barren Fork Coal Company is a producer and the Cogar Grain & Coal Company is a distributor of coal. In July, 1926, the parties entered into a contract by the terms of which the Barren Fork Coal Company sold to the Cogar Grain & Coal Company six to eight cars of coal at $2.10 per ton, for shipment during the month of August. Another contract for four cars of coal at $2.35 per ton was made on August 28, 1926. The Cogar Grain & Coal Company exercised its option to take eight cars under…