Table giving predicted journeys, cargo, and monetary figures
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Note detailing the populations of local towns and their coal
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Gives examples of possible cargos and journeys, including distances and cost. As the first entry is for 'lead merchandise on the line of canal', the table appears to be giving predictions for the proposed canal.
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- 1 item
- Identifier:
- RAIS/3/5/10
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1000 Ton of Lead & Merchandise on the line of Canal at 4d P’r Ton P’r Mile – 27 Miles £4500
9500 Tons of Coal to Stockton at 3d P’r Ton P’r Mile – 24 Miles 2850
7500 Tons of do. into Cleveland from Stockton 2250
7500 Tons of do. to Yarm and South west part of Cleveland 2250
5000 Tons to Norton, Billingham & C & C 1500
6000 Tons of Lime to all the above places, say 20 Miles 1800
15000 Tons of Coal top Darlington, Hurworth & C & C – 12 Miles 2250
100000 Tons of Coal Shipped to London at 3d P’r Ton P’r Mile – 23 miles 30000
£47400