The paper was extremely popular, and sold a record number of about 650,000 papers.

The paper plans to keep its printing press and mail room, but is selling office space.

By 1910 the paper was selling about 80,000 copies for each issue.

But only one paper was selling because it had the big story.

By 1870, the paper was selling more than 350,000 copies per week.

At the end, the paper was selling about 1,000 copies a week.

But your paper would sell for a bit more.

In June, the paper sold an average of 2,806,746 copies a day.

Our paper is suddenly selling to an age group we usually don't reach.

In the early 1960s, the paper sold an average of 100,000 copies per day.