Invisible Supply

Published October 29, 2009, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Table as of: 10/28/2009 15:07 PM
Invisible Supply

Issuer and purpose	Amount*	Approval status	Underwriter choice	Expected sale date


ALABAMA

Birmingham Jefferson convention rev. bonds	$600	P	2009-10


FLORIDA

South Florida Water Management District COPs	$536	P	negotiated	2009-10


GEORGIA

Georgia GOs	$600	P	2010


NORTH CAROLINA

Guilford Co. GOs	$420	A	2009
Charlotte cultural COPs	$160	A	2010

Charlotte Nascar Hall of Fame COPs	$130	A	2009-10

Charlotte COPs	$30	A	2009

*Dollars in millions. A = approved, P = pending

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