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Published on 7/27/2012 in the Prospect News Preferred Stock Daily.

New Issue: Treasury sells $21.32 million debt securities issued by Market Street

By Stephanie N. Rotondo

Phoenix, July 27 - The Department of the Treasury priced $21.32 million of debt securities issued by Market Street Bancshares Inc. via a modified Dutch auction, the agency said in a press release on Friday.

The auction began Tuesday and wrapped up Thursday.

The $1,000-par 7.7% senior subordinated securities due 2039 were sold for $899.10 each, resulting in $18.25 million of gross proceeds. The Treasury also sold 13.8% senior subordinated securities due 2039 for $820.75 each for proceeds of $833,061.25.

The Treasury auctioned off preferred stock and subordinated debt of 12 institutions at the three-day auction. All of the securities had been previously acquired by the Treasury via the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

This auction was the first that has occurred where the Treasury sold off securities from companies that had no publicly traded common stock.

All told, the Treasury took in $248.5 million from the auction.

Settlement is expected Aug. 9 and Aug. 10.

Market Street is a Mount Vernon, Ill.-based bank holding company.

Issuer:Market Street Bancshares Inc.
Issue:Senior subordinated securities
Amount:$21,315,000
Par amount:$1,000 each
Pricing date:July 26
Settlement date:Aug. 9 or Aug. 10
7.7% securities
Amount:$20.3 million
Maturity:2039
Coupon:7.7%
Price:$899.10
13.8% securities
Amount:$1,015,000
Maturity:2039
Coupon:13.8%
Price:$820.75

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