Bossemeyer Bros. v. Neilson

*535The opinion of the court was delivered by

West, J.:

The defendants bought some grain of the plaintiffs. A dispute arose as to the time of shipment provided for in the contract. Certain cars were refused and this action was brought. The seller prevailed and the adversaries appeal, presenting the sole question whether the former had ten days in which to ship the grain as claimed by them or only five as contended by the latter.

The defendants on August 2, 1917, wired the plaintiffs: “Quote number three corn, number three white corn,” and received on the same day a reply: “Number three corn $2.24,…