Negotiated Note Sales

Negotiated Note Sales

Published December 03, 2013, 1:00 a.m. EST

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Issuer	St	Description	Amount ($000s)	Lead Manager	Financial Adviser	Insurer	Mdy's	S & P	Fitch	First Appeared
Week Of December 2
Nassau County	NY	Bond Antic	125,000	Ramirez	Public Fin Mgmt	---	---	SP-1+	F1	Nov 27
Nassau County	NY	Tax Antic	225,000	Ramirez	Public Fin Mgmt	---	---	SP-1+	F1	Nov 27
Tuesday, December 3
Issuer	St	Description	Amount ($000s)	Lead Manager	Financial Adviser	Insurer	Mdy's	S & P	Fitch	First Appeared
Wilmot Union HSD	WI	Note Antic	3,640	Robert W. Baird	---	---	---	---	---	Today

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Negotiated Note Sales

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