Tramp Line A transportation line operating tramp steamers. A steamship which does not operate under any regular schedule from one port to another, but calls at any port where cargo may be obtained. Trans-Ship To transfer goods from one transportation line to another, or from one ship to another of different ownership. The price actually paid or payable for merchandise. The movement of modern or scientific methods of production or distribution from one enterprise to another.
Transfers are the remittance of money by a bank to be paid to a party in another town or city.
A port of entry in a coastal country that is established as a storage and distribution center for the conveinience or a neighboring country lacking adequate port facilities or access to the sea. Transmittal Letter A list of the particulars of a shipment and a record of the documents being transmitted together with instructions for dispositon of documents. The extent to which laws, regulations, agreements, and practices affecting international trade are open, clear, measurable, and verifiable. All types of documents evidencing acceptance, receipt and shipment of goods. Transportation and Exportation Entry Customs entry used when merchandise arrives in the U.S. and is destined for a foreign country.