Appellate Court of Illinois February 13, 1904, Gen. No. 10,925 (Union Foundry Works v. Columbia Iron & Steel Co.)

Mr. Justice Baker

delivered the opinion of the court.

It is not disputed that the sum for which judgment was rendered was due appellee for the articles furnished, at the prices agreed upon. The court expressly held that “ under the evidence in the case the defendant was not entitled to any damages whatever by way of set-off to the plaintiff’s claim.