The Municipal Bond Index for Tuesday, Nov. 4, has been revised because Standard & Poor's Securities Evaluations Inc. priced one of the bonds incorrectly. The Long Island Power Authority's 6% bond due May 1, 2033, should have been priced at 100.385. As a result, the index for Nov. 4 is now 97-23, the average dollar price is 95.32, the average yield to par call is 6.23%, and the average yield maturity is 5.94%.
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