For example, in the case of animals larger than a raccoon (such as a dead deer), state laws requires the carcass to be disposed of in a pit at least 3.5 feet deep, on private property, and not adjacent to any standing water.
A bond price is the price at which you can buy or sell a bond. The most usual way of expressing these prices is to use the current price as a percentage or the nominal price of the bond.
Used in another sense, the term premium refers to the amount above face value that you pay to buy, or you receive from selling, an investment. For example, a corporate bond with a par value of $1,000 with a market price of $1,050 is selling at a $50 premium.