Texas Co. v. Pensacola Maritime Corp.

I concur in the majority opinion prepared by Judge KING, except upon the question of' the' measure of damages for future profits. The first trial of this case resulted in a verdict, rendered in accordance with the charge of the District Court, for an amount which represented the difference between the contract price and the market price. On- writ of error this court held that the contract bound the defendant to furnish only such quantities of oil as the plaintiff should sell as fuel for delivery to ships in the port of Pensacola, and—

“that the number of barrels of oil to be computed was such…