Nash v. Hoxie

The contract was that the plaintiffs, as partners, should saw at their mills at the city of New London, during the sawing season of 1881, for the defendants, as partners, 1,000,000 feet of basswood and elm logs, and 50,000 feet of oak logs, to be delivered at the plaintiffs’ mill for that *385purpose by the defendants, for and in consideration oí $2.15 per thousand feet for the basswood and elm logs, and of $3.15 per thousand feet for the oak logs, to be paid when the sawing was done, in cash, except the sum of $300, which was to be paid by the delivery of 100,000 feet of hemlock logs at the rate…