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EOARD OF GOVERNORSOF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM:

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October 9,, 1953

DEPARTMENT STORE SALES IN SELECTED-CITIES AND AREAS
" (Based on'.Dollar 1 Amounts)
• " '
Federal Reserve D i s t r i c t , Area, and City

Percentage change from corresponding
p e r i o d a year ago
Jan•" I
Week ending
August S e p t . " 1 2 * | S e p t . l?-|Sept. 26 (Oct 7 3 "

United S t a t e s
Boston D i s t r i c t
.Metropolitan Area
Lowell-Lawrence
Cities
Downtown Boston
Springfield
Providence
New York D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Buffalo
. Rochester
Syracuse
Cities
New York
Newark
Philadelphia D i s t r i c t
City
'
Philadelphia
; Cleveland D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
AkronCincinnati
Columbus
• Toledo
• Erie
Cities
Cleveland
Pittsburgh

rii

+ 6.

+ I

- 6

+lk

U.

Mass.

+ 8

- +16

+10

- 2

Mass.

+ 1
+ 2
0

- 9
. + 9
+ 7

+IU
.... +30
+17

+ 7
- 3
+10

R. I .

Atlanta D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Miami
Atlanta
. Augusta
' New Orleans
Nashville
Chicago D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Milwaukee




- 3

•

•

+ 1
+29
0
+ 2
+ 7

•

+ 1 '

-12

+11

Li

N. Y.

+ U
+ 6
+ 7

-10
+15
-17

+18
+16.
+34

0
+ 2
+ 9

5
+ 2
- 7

N. Y.
N. J ,

- 2
+ 2

-14
- 9

+ 7
+14

+ 4
r+13:-

- 7
+ 1

-22

+18

-25

+21

Pa.

+ 2

- 1

J

Richmond D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Washington
Downtown Washington
• • . Baltimore
. Richmond

T+ 2

12- ;

Ohio

+
+
+
+
+

Ohio
Pa. . .

-19
- 6
+. U

v
•
..

j

Ga.
a
£Tenn.
* - :• , •

+13
+ 9
+19

+ 6

' • +14
+12

0
- 1

+ 5
+ 7

±J:

rM

+ 9

•1

- 6
-13
-23
-11

+ 9
+ 9
+12
+ 6

0
- 1
.0
-2

+ 3

-11

III
!':»

:
' i
+ 6 ,

111.
Ind.
Mich,
Wis.

=A

- 2
- 5
0
+ i

-11
Ala.
Fla.

+ 1
+ 6
+10
+ 2

4

r+17

- 7
- 7
- 1
-15
-11

- 9

+ 3
+ 3

D. C•.
Md.
Va.

3
7
7
5
7

+ 2-.. \ • r J >
r- 1

-31
-14
-13

+ I

zJ.

+ 6
+ 5

+8

+ 8
+12

' - 3
-11
- 4
- l

r+ 1

- 2
- 7
•
+ 7
+ 1
+ 6
+12
r-_ -16 • • . -23
+ 7
0
-5
- 3

-6
-4
-13
0

+ 4
- 9

•

"9

- 7
+ 2
- 1
.-19
.-'3
- 7
=_k

+ 3
+ 5
+ 6
+10

-

3
8
5
5

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DEPARTMENT STORE SALES-IN SELECTED CITIES AND" AREAS (Continued)
(Based on Dollar Amounts)

Federal Reserve D i s t r i c t , Area, and City

S t . Louis D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
L i t t l e Rock
Louisville
S t . Louis
Memphis
Minneapolis D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis City
S t , Paul City
Cities
Duluth-Superior
Kansas City D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Denver
Topeks
Wichita
S t . Joseph
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
- City
Kansas City
Dallas D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Dallas
El Paso
Fort "worth
-^Houston
San Antonio
San Francisco D i s t r i c t
Metropolitan Areas
Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles
Yvestside Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francis co-Oakland
San Francisco City
Oakland City
Portland
S a l t Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma

Percentage change from corresponding
period a year ago
Vveek ending
Jan.-.
August S e p t . 12-* 1 Sept» 19*fsept, 261Oct. 3"

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-11

+ 1

+ 2
'

- 6
'

Ark.
Ky.
•Mo.
Tenn.

0
'+ 3
+ 5
+ 3

- 3
-12
- 9
-27

-28
0
+ h:
+ 6

+11
0
+ 3
- 7

-12
- 5
- k
-13

0

- 2

+10

+ 7

r_5

' Minn.

+ 2
+ 1
+ 2

- 3

+1U

+ 7

- 5

"

Minn.&Wis.

+ 2
+ 1

Colo.
Kans.
Mo.
Old. a .

- 3
1

0

+ k
+ 3
0
0
+

Mo.

**

k ;

+ 2
+ h

Tex.
ii
"
"

+

5

+ 5
-2
+ 7
- i

!

;
!
1
!

Ore.
Utah_.
Wash. •
II

+ U
0
+ 5
- h
+ 3
+ 2
+ 2
+ 3
+ 3
+ 3
+ 5
+ 3

+ 6

- 7

-9

-_5

^_5

- 9

-11
- 3
-11
- 3
-19
- 7

-

;8
8
2
1
7
5

- 7
+ 3
- 9
+ 3
-13
- h

- 1
- 5
-17
-12
-13

- 8

- 3

- 1

-10

-13

- 3

=_i

r-15

-10
-10
-25
-15
-18

0
-27
- 8
+ 3
- 2

- u
- h
-1U
- 5
- 2

-16
- 5
-23
-13
-18

-18

- 1|

0

+ h

-17
- 1
: -28
j - -25
-15

- 3
- 2
+ k
- U
+ 5
+11
- 8
- 9
-23
- 1
- 3
- 1

+ 2
+ 5
+ 5
-13
- 1
0

+11

+ 3
Calif.

+ 5

;

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-15

-2h

,

-23
-22
-26
. - 8

-k

- h
0
- 2
+ 1
— 8

+ 1 8

+12
-10

- h

- b
- 2
0
-11
0
+12
- 6

r—Revised.
—Data not a v a i l a b l e ,
-x—Labor Day in 1952 f e l l i n the week ending Sept. 6, whereas t h i s year i t f e l l one
week l a t e r . Therefore, the week ending Sept. 12, 1953 had one l e s s t r a d i n g day than
• the week ending Sept. 13 l a s t y e a r .