A “put” In the language of the grain or stock market Is a privilege of delivering or not delivering the subject-matter of the sale; and a “call” is a privilege of calling or not calling for it Pixley v. Boynton, 79 111. 351.
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A “put” In the language of the grain or stock market Is a privilege of delivering or not delivering the subject-matter of the sale; and a “call” is a privilege of calling or not calling for it Pixley v. Boynton, 79 111. 351.
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