By: Editorial Staff (For six months ended March 31,1999)
AverageGain/Loss
dailysame period
circulation last year
1. New York Times1,687,959+37,780 (+2.3%)
2. Los Angeles Times1,385,787+412 (0%)
3. Washington Post1,095,520-15,183 (-1.4%)
4. Chicago Tribune1,029,241-5,199 (-0.5%)
5. New York News835,429-16,492 (-1.9%)
6. Philadelphia Inquirer802,492-69,167 (-7.9%)
7. Detroit News & Free Press783,864-24,734 (-3.0%)
8. Dallas Morning News775,493-19,536 (-2.5%)
9. Houston Chronicle736.212-14,274 (-1.9%)
10. Boston Globe730,420-18,306 (-2.4%)
11. Altanta Journal &
Constitution695,765-12,871 (-1.8%)
12. Minneapolis/St. Paul Star Tribune674,066+7,036 (+1.0%)
13. Newsday660,104+2,545 (+0.3%)
14. Phoenix Arizona Republic614,422+1,563 (+0.2%)
15. Newark Star Ledger605,308+106 (0%)
16. San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle592,492-25,216 (-4.1%)
17. Denver Post523,324+32,586 (+6.6%)
18. St.Louis Post-Dispatch517,474-7,221 (-1.3%)
19. Cleveland Plain-Dealer504,411-8,756 (-1.7%)
20. Seattle Times/Post-Intelligencer500,426-2,634 (-0.5%)
21. Baltimore Sun474,385+719 (0%)
22. Miami Herald462,606*
23. Rocky Mountain News461,103+26,152 (+6.0%)
24. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel459,757+3,442 (+0.7%)
25. San Diego Union-Tribune453,666-5,476 (-1.1%)
*Change in plan; Miami Herald, which had included El Nuevo Herald in its daily and Sunday papers, now sells the Spanish-language paper separately. In the FAS-FAX ended March 31,1998, the Herald reported a Sunday circulation of 482,149.
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