Roland v. Markman

— It appears that the plaintiff-appellee, who was engaged .in the business of buying potatoes in carload, lots and retailing'them to consuméis, purchased from the defendants-appellants, wholesale potato dealers, .on November 6, . 1926, a carload'of good, first-class. potatoes, screened, to be delivered f. o..b. Stockport. The purchase, price was on the basis of'$1.45 per bushel. Delivery was made November 16th. When appellee attempted to make' payment, he found that a sight draft attached to the bill of lading demanded a sum figured on the basis of.$l-.55 per bushel, .'instead' of $1.45, as…