Gray, J. The issue between the parties was whether there had been an entire contract for the sale of 20,609 feet of a certain description of dressed leather, known as “ yellow kip,” as alleged by the defendants in their answer to the complaint. The plaintiff had sued the defendants as upon a sale and delivery to them, at the agreed price of seven cents per foot, of the leather which…
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