New York & Pennsylvania Co. v. Cunard Coal Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

The New York & Pennsylvania Company, plaintiff, was a manufacturer, conducting its business at Lock Haven, in the State of Pennsylvania. It purchased, for use in its plant there, more than 5,000 cars of coal, containing not less than 102,000 net tons, under separate contracts with the Cunard Coal Company, defendant, made in 1916, 1917 and 1918, the last expiring in the spring of the following year. All was to be delivered at the mine of defendant f. o. b. to the lines of the New York Central Railroad to be carried to Bald Eagle Junction, known also as Mill Hall,…