Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 31
Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 31
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Whitebreast Coal Co., By 8. G. Russell, Sales Agent.
Minnesota Lumber Co. , By Geo. W. Perkins, Sec'y.
That defendant's requirements of anthracite coal for the season between the dates of Aug- ust '5, 1886, and January 1, 1887, were 25.000 tons, and that it did confirm said contract by telegraph during the day following the mak- ing of said contract; that, in pursuance of said contract, it did order a large quantity of said coal to be shipped in cars from Milwaukee and from Chicago; that plaint...iff failed and neg- lected to till any of said orders, although de- fendant avers that it was ready, willing, and able, and offered, at all times, to fulfil its part of the contract, whereby damage accrued to defendant, to wit, said sum of $25,000; that at and before the making of said contract de- fendant was extensively engaged in the pur- chase, use, and sate of anthracite coal in the ordinary course of its business, and that its re- quirements for such coal, in the ordinary course of its business, for the season of 1886 and 1887, were a very large amount, to wit, the amount of 50.000 tons, all of which was well known by plaintiff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitebreast Coal Co., By 8. G. Russell, Sales Agent.
Minnesota Lumber Co. , By Geo. W. Perkins, Sec'y.
That defendant's requirements of anthracite coal for the season between the dates of Aug- ust '5, 1886, and January 1, 1887, were 25.000 tons, and that it did confirm said contract by telegraph during the day following the mak- ing of said contract; that, in pursuance of said contract, it did order a large quantity of said coal to be shipped in cars from Milwaukee and from Chicago; that plaint...iff failed and neg- lected to till any of said orders, although de- fendant avers that it was ready, willing, and able, and offered, at all times, to fulfil its part of the contract, whereby damage accrued to defendant, to wit, said sum of $25,000; that at and before the making of said contract de- fendant was extensively engaged in the pur- chase, use, and sate of anthracite coal in the ordinary course of its business, and that its re- quirements for such coal, in the ordinary course of its business, for the season of 1886 and 1887, were a very large amount, to wit, the amount of 50.000 tons, all of which was well known by plaintiff.
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