Ehlinger v. Washburn-Wilson Seed Co.

—Under an agreement dated September 14, 1928, respondent purchased from appellant five ears of peas, “f. o. b. cars Moscow.” The peas had previously been shipped to appellant’s processing plant at Moscow from" near-by local points where grown. Under an arrangement with different railroad companies, appellant is granted what is known as transit privileges whereby, after peas have been received and treated at its plant, then sold for delivery by rail to some other point, usually eastern markets, appellant is given a rebate of the freight rate which it pays to have the peas delivered originally…