Much argument was indulged in as to the duties and responsibilities of an intermediate and forwarding carrier under the terms of the transportation contract entered into with the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Eail-road, which is quite irrelevant to the present situation. That contract can have no force here, save as it constitutes the railroad company a forwarding agent for the owner of the goods. The contract made by it in that capacity with the defendant was an entire one, for transportation to West Superior on a specified vessel. It did not contemplate that the defendant
By the Court.— Judgment affirmed.