Concept:A bill of lading is the shipping document that itemizes the goods being transported from one location to another.
Explanation:The document described must contain a list of goods that are being sent.
A bill of lading acts as a receipt, a contract, and a list of the cargo details.
It records the description, quantity, and destination of the goods.
A shipping note only gives transport instructions to the shipping agent.
A consular invoice is a customs document endorsed by a consulate.
A mail transfer is a method used by banks to transfer money.
Thus, the correct document that lists the goods being sent is the bill of lading.
Answer:D. Bill of lading.