New York Lumber Trade Ass'n v. Lacey

Plaintiffs are twenty-eight individual shippers and an association, known as the New York Lumber Trade Association, comprising one hundred and ten shippers, all engaged in manufacturing and distributing merchandise and dependent in part upon the flow of interstate and foreign commerce in and out of the port of New York and, necessarily, the handling thereof through the terminal facilities and steamships operated by the defendant carriers. Their grievance is that the carriers will not accept or deliver freight from their terminals unless the delivery trucks supplied by the plaintiffs are…