th >- 1." 5. Farber owned a quantity of corn that was stored in a corncrib located on Farber's farm. On March 12, Farber wrote a letter to Barber stating that he would sell to Barber all of the corn in this crib, which Barber estimated at between nine hundred and one thousand bushels, for $3.60 per bushel. Barber received this letter on March 13, and on the same day immediately wrote and mailed a letter to Farber stating that he would buy the corn. The corncrib and contents were accidentally destroyed by a fire that broke out about 3:00 a.m. on March 14. What are ire