cash up

verb

intr, adverb (of cashiers, shopkeepers, etc) to add up the money taken, esp at the end of a working day

I turned everything salable or mortgageable into cash, locked the cash up in my private vaults, and waited for the cataclysm.

"As soon as the roads are fit, I want to go to the assay office in Denver and cash up on past efforts," was his opening statement.

We'll both go to Cheyenne; you go to Denver to cash up and fade out; I'll go to your town to pay out and horn in.

"You oughtn't to have carried that cash up here," came in a low tone from the hedge.

The phrase was not Cash up, but Down with your Dust, and when a mans buck-skin wallet was empty, he knew where to fill it again.

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