freight receipt

The station was in the village itself and was therefore convenient, also the quarry meant that freight receipts were significant.

The post-war period saw a further decline in passenger numbers at Merton Street, but freight receipts remained steady thanks to Midland Mart's continued activities.

As it was situated in the village itself, the station was better used than many on the route, and the proximity of the quarry ensured that freight receipts remained healthy.

It was 1852 before freight receipts exceeded passenger receipts and it was around the same time that the railways overtook the canals to become the principal freight carriers.

She soon left San Francisco for London via Canton, and, when she reached London, her freight receipts had entirely paid her cost and running expenses besides netting her owners $50,000.

In 1971, the Atlantic Container Lines (' ACL'), one of the world's largest container carriers, introduced a sea waybill labelled the Data Freight Receipt ('DFR'), for its North Atlantic shipments.

During 1898, Captain Armstrong and Captain McCormack combined their efforts on the upper Kootenay, with the Armstrong boats North Star and Gwendoline receiving 60% of the freight receipts, with the balance to McCormack's single boat Farrell.