The classifieds
Page one · 5 notices
Tags on the line
Carousel oneThe largest rates the stalls have published this week, one tag per stall.
Market stalls
Browse by awningNine sections under one roof. Every stall on the sheet trades on exactly one of them.
Clothing stalls
47 notices · 15 stores
Beauty counter
43 notices · 16 stores
Tech corner
54 notices · 16 stores
Home & garden
35 notices · 15 stores
Kitchen row
30 notices · 15 stores
Travel desk
25 notices · 9 stores
Pet supplies
13 notices · 9 stores
Little ones
26 notices · 14 stores
Everything else
69 notices · 21 stores
Willwork Jewelry
Stall of the day · No. 40
Willwork Jewelry
Clothing stalls · Stall 01The desk gives the day's pitch to the stall carrying the most live notices this morning. Willwork Jewelry has 20 notices up, each one read here before it was printed and each one printed with whatever closing date the stall itself filed.

Fresh off the stalls
Carousel twoThe notices that went up most recently, newest first.
10%
12%
Sale
15%
10%
$15
5%
$70
Sale
Free
Closing bell
Ends this week14 notices close inside the next seven days. They come down on the day they end.
How a notice gets on the sheet
The deskThree plain rules, and the numbers they produce today.
Every notice is read by a person against the stall’s own wording. Conditions we can see — a minimum spend, new customers only, a range left out — are set beside the offer, not buried under it.
All 342 live notices show the end date the stall set. A notice leaves the lists the day it ends, sits in a labelled expired block for three weeks, then goes.
A stall pays the market a fee on a sale that started here. That is printed at the top of every page, above every list and beside every control — and it changes nothing about your bill.
Today’s sheet: 130 stalls · 342 live notices · 131 of them carry a code · 14 close inside seven days. How the desk checks