Harber Bros. v. Moffatt Cycle Co.

In this case the facts are substantially agreed on, and the question on the record is simple and purely one of law.

Appellee was an Illinois corporation engaged in the manufacture of bicycles at Chicago, and appellant also an Illinois corporation engaged in selling bicycles and other machines at Bloomington.

On December 8, 1891, the parties entered into a written contract, of which it is unnecessary to say more than that by it appellee agreed, among other things, to deliver to appellant on the cars at Chicago, 300 Moffatt Safety bicycles, of 1892 pattern, shipments to commence in January then…