In October 2013, the retail sales of goods of retail trade enterprises were 395.1 million euros, which was 307 euros per inhabitant. The retail sales growth rate in stores selling manufactured goods accelerated compared to the previous months. While in August and September, the retail sales of those stores increased 9% compared to the same period of the previous year, then in October the growth was 13%. The sales increased in most economic activities. Only in non-specialised stores selling predominantly industrial goods (e.g. department stores) were the retail sales 3% smaller than in October of the previous year. The retail sales of stores selling second-hand goods and non-store retail sale (stalls, markets, direct sale) increased the most, by more than half (67%) compared to October of the previous year. The sales increase in the stores of this economic activity does not significantly influence the retail sales of goods, because the share of this economic activity is very small – 1.9% in October 2013. In October, a higher than average increase occurred in retail sales via mail order or the Internet (a growth of 28%), in stores selling household goods and appliances, hardware and building materials (a growth of 22%) and in other specialised stores, such as stores selling computers and their accessories, photography supplies, books, sports equipment, games and toys (a growth of 12%).