The image depicts a graph of a September snapshot of retail and restaurant sales. Auto and 
parts dealers had the highest sales for the month, with gasoline stations in second, and restaurants 
and bars in third. Electronics and appliances were in last place with least sales.
This is a graph that shows the September snapshot of retail and restaurant sales for the various 
items that people buy. It is in the form of billions.
This chart shows U.S retail and restaurant sales in billions for the month of September according 
to the Wall Street Journal. The change from August was greatest for Electronics and Appliances 
(4.5%). The smallest increase (0.4%) was for Restaurants and Bars. 
This chart describes September snapshot. Specifically US retail and restaurant sales. The 
chart includes monthly sales in the billions, seasonally  adjusted data.
This chart shows differences in consumer spending for retail and restaurants in the US during 
the month of September over the course of four years.  Most money was spent on automobile 
related expenses, least on electronics.
September snapshot | United States retail and restaurant sales. The Y axis shows monthly sales 
in billions seasonally adjusted data. X axis shows change in percentage from August level 
for each category of retail; car, gas, restaurant, internet retailers, home improvement, clothing, 
electronics and appliances. There was steady growth in all categories except a stagnant electronics 
and appliances market.
september snapshot united states retail and restaurant sales, vast diversity of popular markets 
all seing a rise in sales over the course of the month
The figure presented is titled September Snapshot: United States restaurant and retail sales. 
 The figure is an actual representation of US restaurant and retail sales.
This study shows the amount of money spent by the American people on different types of purchases, 
from gas to electronics. The study tries to find patterns in the spending. 
this graph shows the retail sales for the month of september. This shows the difference in 
the departments for the overall growth of the business. The different categories include but 
not limited to auto sales, food, and gas. These are just some of the categories that  are 
listed on the chart. 
This chart describes September snapshot. Specifically, retail and restaurant sales. Categories 
on the chart include auto and parts dealers, and gasoline stations.
This graphic denotes a september picture of US retail and restaurant sales performance. At 
the bottom of the horizontal, a change from august levels in percent is noted, and the vertical 
bars represent monthly sales, divided into different sectors.
This is a graph of US retail and restaurant sales during the month of September. The chart 
also displays the difference in retail and restaurant sales from the month of August. 
This is a chart depicting a snapshot of United States retail and restaurant sales figures 
from the years 2009 to 2011. They are mostly shown to be broadly in the upward direction.