Bell, by telegram to Major Corp., ordered 10,000 yards of fabric, first quality, 50% wool and 50% cotton. Major accepted the order and packed the fabric for shipment. In the process, it discovered that one-half of the fabric packed had been commingled with fabric that was 30% wool and 70% cotton. Because Major did not have any additional 50% wool fabric, it decided to send the shipment to Bell as an accommodation. The goods were shipped and, later the same day, Major wired Bell its apology, informing Bell of the facts and indicating that the 5,000 yards of 30% wool would be priced at $2 a yard less. The carrier delivering the goods was destroyed on the way to Bell. Who bears the risk of loss? 6. A. Major, because the order was not a signed writing. B. Bell, because Bell has title to the goods. C. Major, because it shipped goods that failed to conform to the contract. D. Bell, if the shipping terms were FOB Bells place of business