Buchman v. Millville Mfg. Co.

(after stating the facts as above). We take up the objections to the recovery in the order that they are presented. The first is that the plaintiff’s notice of May 13,1920, said to vary the terms of the broker’s bought and sold notes, was a counter-offer, which prevented the closing of a contract. This notice was clearly intended to be nothing but an advice that the defendants’ order had been entered on the plaintiff’s, books, and a description of what the plaintiff „ supposed to be its terms. It was not at all an' offer of itself. Such variations as can be spelled out from it make no…