Talk:Minneapolis St. Railway Company v. Columbus Rolling-Mill Company
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| Edition: | Minneapolis St. Railway Company v. Columbus Rolling-Mill Company, at Minneapolis, in the state of Minnesota, against a manufacturing corporation established at Columbus, in the state of Ohio The petition alleged that on December 19, 1879, the parties made a contract by which the plaintiff agreed to buy of the defendant, and the defendant sold to the plaintiff, 2,000 tons of iron rails, of the weight of 50 pounds per yard, at the price of $54 per ton gross, to be delivered free on board cars at the defendant's rolling-mill in the month of March, 1880, and to be paid for by the plaintiff in cash when so delivered The answer denied the making of the contract It was admitted at the trial that the following letters and telegrams were sent at their dates, and were received in due course, by the parties, through their agents: . |
| Source: | Minneapolis St. Railway Company v. Columbus Rolling-Mill Company from http://bulk.resource.org/courts.gov/c/US/119 |
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