World Tire Corp. v. Gibson Co.

— On March 26, 1920, appellee wrote appellant the following letter: “Subject to immediate acceptance we offer the following Carlisle Cord tires at 60% off the prevailing list. (Here follows quantities, sizes, and prices.) We will require a payment sufficient to guarantee charges, to accompany the order and will make shipment sight draft bill of lading attached for the balance.” On March 29, 1920, appellant answered the same as follows: “We have your letter of the 26th instant offering us a special lot of Carlisle Cord tires at 60% off the prevailing list, and we might be interested in the…