PER CURIAM.
Plaintiff’s Exhibit A, we think, was not a complete contract. It was simply an order or memorandum, acknowledging the receipt of an order for the goods therein mentioned, with the quantity and price thereof, hut cannot be said to contain all the conditions and agreements made at the time of sale. It was, therefore, proper to allow part of the testimony tending to prove the contract of sale made between the parties. Brigg v. Hilton, 99 N. Y. 517, 3 N. E. 51. We find no error, and judg ment must be affirmed, with costs.