Barnes & Noble Faxes to Woodchip Publishing Company on May

Essay

Barnes & Noble faxes to Woodchip Publishing Company on May 1, 2002 the following:
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Please ship immediately six copies of NOBODY FIXES REAL CARROT STICKS ANYMORE.
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Price: $6.00 Shipping: $2/book
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Woodchip ships six books with an invoice as follows:
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Six NOBODY FIXES REAL CARROT STICKS ANYMORE @ $6.00 = $36.00
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Shipping and Handling = $6.00
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Suppose that the fax from Barnes & Noble read:
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Please ship immediately via priority mail - 10 Copies of NOBODY FIXES REAL CARROT STICKS ANYMORE.
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Price: $6.00 per book Shipping: $3.95 total
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Woodchip ships the books at the $6 price but ships them via two-day UPS at a price of $5.95. Is there a contract?