NEW YORK, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Fannie Mae (FNM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) (FNM.P: Quote, Profile, Research), the largest U.S. home funding source, on Wednesday said it sold $3 billion of benchmark bills at higher interest rates than for the same maturities auctioned a week ago.

Fannie Mae sold $2 billion of three-month bills due Feb. 3, 2010 at a stop-out rate, or lowest accepted rate, of 0.080 percent and $1 billion of six-month bills due May 5, 2010 at a 0.175 percent stop-out rate.

On Oct. 28, Fannie Mae auctioned $1 billion of three-month bills at a 0.065 percent rate and $1 billion of six-month bills at a 0.170 percent rate.

The new three-month bills were priced at 99.980 for a money market yield of 0.080 percent. The six-month bills were priced at 99.912 with a money market yield of 0.175 percent, according to Fannie Mae.

Settlement is Nov. 4-5. (Reporting by Caryn Trokie; Editing by James Dalgleish)