Jessup & Moore Paper Co. v. Bryant Paper Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, plaintiff, was a manufacturer of paper and operated five mills, in one of which, known as the Delaware, it prepared wet and dry pulp used in the making of its finished material. A large portion of the product there made was employed in its four other plants, but a part was sold to outside concerns. In the latter instances, where shipment was required, the removal of moisture from the soda pulp was necessary, and this required an additional mechanical process. Market conditions, in the winter of 1920, indicated a possible scarcity…