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Alpha Sorted by Symbol; Numerical Sorted by NSCC Clearing Participant Then Executing Broker) November 2014 Muni Alpha and Numerical References (Alpha sorted by Symbol; Numerical sorted by NSCC Clearing Participant then Executing Broker) November 2014 Clearing Muni ALLU 0750 Alluvion Securities, LLC CNS MPID No. Name Clearing Allen, Mooney & Barnes ABN Amro Chicago Corporation AMBB 0141 Brokerage Services, LLC CNS AABT 5231 Bond Trading TFT American General Securities Thrivent Investment Management, AMGN 0443 Incorporated CNS AALC 0226 Inc. CNS AMIC 0226 L.S.Y., Inc. CNS ABAI 0309 Abacus Investments, Inc. CNS AMMI 0443 AM&M Investment Brokers, Inc. CNS ABAS 0226 Conover Securities Corporation CNS AMMS 0141 American Municipal Securities Inc. CNS ABLE 0031 Natixis Securities Americas LLC CNS AMNN 0443 American Network Securities Corp. CNS ABPI 0235 Allied Beacon Partners, Inc. CNS AMTD 0188 Ameritrade, Inc. CNS North Star Investment Services, ABYL 0226 Inc. CNS ANBF 0309 ANB Financial Group LLC CNS ACAD 0352 Academy Securities, Inc. CNS ANDG 0235 Garrett (Andrew) Inc. CNS ACBD 0443 American Century Brokerage, Inc. CNS ANOV 0750 Anovest Financial Services, Inc. CNS ACCP 0158 Aegis Capital Corp. CNS ANSR 0443 Anderson & Strudwick, Inc. CNS ACCU 0158 AltaCorp Capital (USA) Inc. CNS ANZS 0443 ANZ Securities, Inc. CNS ACGP 0235 Andes Capital Group, LLC CNS APEX 0443 Rice Financial Products Company CNS ACLP 0235 Alexander Capital, L.P. CNS APFS 0443 America's Portfolio's CNS ACSL 0226 FinTrust Brokerage Services, LLC CNS APTO 0103 Apto Partners, LLC CNS ACTI 0443 Activner Securities, Inc. CNS Cantor Fitzgerald & Co./Aqua ADAK 0052 Adirondack Trading Group, LLC CNS AQUA 7310 Securities, L.P. CNS ADAM 0352 Canaccord Genuity Inc. CNS ARBI 0443 Aufhauser Securities, Inc. CNS ARCH 0226 Investacorp, Inc. CNS American Diversified Financial ADFG 0235 Group, LLC CNS ARGA 0443 Auriga USA, Inc. CNS ADKT 0309 Adirondack Trading Group LLC CNS ARIV 0309 Arive Capital Markets LLC CNS ADSO 0141 Prospera Financial Services CNS ARKA 0443 ARKA Securities, Inc. CNS ADVA 0052 Advanced Equities, Inc. CNS ARTI 0388 Arbor Research & Trading, Inc. CNS AEGC 0512 Aegis Capital Corp. CNS ARVS 0141 Arvest Investments, Inc. CNS AEGS 0750 Aegis Investments, Inc. CNS ASCR 0595 Ascendiant Capital Markets, LLC CNS AFCO 0284 Fried (Albert) & Company, LLC CNS ASEL 0370 Tradition Asiel Securities, Inc. CNS AFGI 0352 Access Financial Group, Inc. CNS ASGI 0235 Alton Securities Group Inc. CNS AFGL 0161 Atlas One Financial Group, LLC CNS ASKR 0141 Askar Corp. CNS Associated Investment Services, AFGR 0052 Avenir Financial Group, Inc. CNS ASOI 0226 Inc. CNS AFGT 0279 Ambassador Financial Group, Inc. CNS ASPN 0309 Aspen Equity Partners, LLC CNS AFIN 0226 All Funds, Inc. CNS ASTI 0226 AST Investor Services LLC CNS AGCP 0235 Aegis Capital Corp. CNS ATGP 0226 Agency Trading Group, Inc. CNS AGIS 0235 Aegis Capital Corp. CNS Strand Atkinson Williams & York, AGSS 0443 Great American Advisors, Inc. CNS ATKC 0141 Inc. CNS AHBI 0352 Abner, Herrman & Brock, Inc. CNS ATPA 0161 Concept Capital Markets, LLC CNS AHSI 0141 American Heritage Securities, Inc. CNS Atlantic Trading Partners ATTR 0235 Incorporated CNS AIAI 0226 LTC Investment Services, Inc. CNS AUDO 0418 Audobon Securities, Inc. CNS AICO 0352 Arcadia Investment Corp. CNS AURA 0750 Aura Financial Services, Inc. CNS AIGF 0443 Sagepoint Financial, Inc. CNS AURC 0052 Aurora Capital LLC CNS AIGI 0279 American Investors Group CNS AVEN 0226 Aventura Securities, LLC CNS AIGN 0226 Sagepoint Financial, Inc. CNS AVIA 0443 Avian Securities, LLC CNS AIRS 0309 Hand Securities, Inc. CNS AVIL 0226 Avila Capital Markets, Inc. CNS American Independent Securities AVML 6704 AVM, L.P. TFT AISG 0235 Group, LLC CNS AVON 0226 Avondale Partners, LLC CNS AJCO 0443 Alexandra & James Co. CNS AXAA 0075 AXA Advisors, LLC CNS AKGS 0141 Alliance Financial Group, Inc. CNS AXCB 0443 Access Securities, Inc. CNS ALAC 0309 Alamo Capital CNS AXIO 0352 Axiom Capital Management, Inc. CNS ALAD 0235 Alliance Advisory & Securities, Inc. CNS AYME 0052 Martinez-Ayme Securities CNS ALEN 0141 Allen & Company of Florida, Inc. CNS AZAD 0750 Alzaid Financial Services, Inc. CNS ALIN 0309 Alanar Incorporated CNS Alexander Investment Services BAIN 0279 Bankers & Investors Co. CNS ALIS 0235 Co. CNS BAKR 6069 James Baker & Associates, L.P. TFT ALLE 0226 Alleghany Investments Inc. CNS BALL 0443 Ballew Investments, Inc. CNS 1 Muni Alpha and Numerical References (Alpha sorted by Symbol; Numerical sorted by NSCC Clearing Participant then Executing Broker) November 2014 BANF 0443 Banif Securities Inc. CNS BHKS 0141 BHK Securities, LLC CNS BANK 0701 Cetera Investment Services LLC CNS BHLP 0226 Belle Haven Investments, LP CNS BAQP 0443 Burke & Quick Partners LLC CNS BHSE 0309 The Bond House CNS Baird (Robert W.) & Co., BICA 0443 Beacon Investment Company CNS BARD 0547 Incorporated CNS BIDS 0161 BIDS Trading L.P. CNS BARR 0226 Barrett & Company CNS BIGS 0352 PCBB Capital Markets, LLC CNS BAUM 0129 Baum (George K.) & Co. TFT Brownstone Investment Group, BBBI 0443 Bluebid Brokerage, LLC CNS BIGZ 0443 LLC CNS BBCC 0750 BankersBanc Capital Corporation CNS BIMI 0136 Banca IMI Securities Corp. CNS BBGC 0235 Graham (B.B.) & Company CNS BISH 0226 Bishop, Rosen & Co., Inc. CNS BBID 6409 Bankers Bank TFT BJCM 0750 Essex Securities LLC CNS BBII 0235 Sierra Equity Group Ltd. CNS BJRC 0235 Cascade Investment Group, Inc. CNS Performance Trust Capital BKCM 0443 BNY Capital Markets Inc. CNS BBNI 0443 Partners, Inc. CNS Broker Dealer Financial Services BKFC 0141 Corp. CNS BBNT 0702 BB&T Securities, LLC CNS BKRT 0235 Buckman, Buckman & Reid, Inc. CNS BBTT 0702 BB&T Investment Services, Inc. CNS Barclays Capital, Inc./Fixed BKVW 0443 Brookview Capital LLC CNS BCAP 7256 Income CNS BLAY 0443 Bley Investments Group, Inc. CNS BCCS 0443 BAC Florida Investments Corp. CNS BLCK 7031 Black (James I.) & Co. CNS BCLE 0229 Barclays Capital, Inc./LE CNS BLKB 0642 Blackburn & Company CNS BCLT 0309 Barton Creek Ltd. CNS BLNI 0226 Ameritas Investment Corp. CNS BCMI 0235 Blackwall Capital Markets, Inc. CNS Braymen, Lambert and Noel BCMR 0443 BBVA Investments Inc. CNS BLNS 0309 Securities, Ltd. CNS BCOM 0235 Baker & Co., Incorporated CNS Butler Larsen Pierce & Company, BLPC 0279 Inc. CNS BCPI 0309 GVC Capital LLC CNS BLTN 0235 Bolton Securities Corporation CNS BCRK 0309 Bear Creek Securities, LLC CNS BLTS 0443 Bulltick Securities, Inc. CNS BCSB 0352 Blue Capital Securities, Inc. CNS BMAC 0052 BMA Securities CNS BCZC 0443 Ziegler (B.C.) & Company CNS Backstrom McCarley Berry & Co., BDDK 0226 BondDesk Trading LLC CNS BMCB 0103 LLC CNS BDIR 0352 Jefferies & Co., Inc. CNS BMKS 0309 Benchmark Securities LLC CNS BDON 0750 Bond One, LLC CNS BMRK 0235 Benchmark Investments, Inc. CNS BDST 0352 Broad Street Securities CNS BMSA 0443 Mariva Capital Markets, LLC CNS BDTR 0226 Bonddesk Trading, LLC CNS BMUR 0443 Brean Capital, LLC CNS Beaconsfield Financial Services, Bellamah, Neuhauser & Barrett, BEAF 0235 Inc. CNS BNBB 0443 Inc. CNS BEAL 0443 Beal (M.R.) & Company CNS BNCH 0352 Benchmark Company, LLC (The) CNS BEAR 0352 J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. CNS BNDI 0443 Bernardi Securities, Inc. CNS BECS 0443 Becker & Suffern Ltd. CNS BNDS 0443 Bonds.com, Inc CNS BEJJ 0052 Benjamin & Jerold Brokerage, Inc. CNS BNKS 0141 FIG Partners, LLC CNS Beloyan Investment Securities, BELO 0052 Inc. CNS Bozarth, Newton & Murphy BNMI 0226 Securities, Inc. CNS BELS 0352 Bel Air Securities LLC CNS BNPS 2154 BNP Paribas Securities Corp. CNS BEMC 0235 Berghoff & Company, Inc. CNS BNYN 0226 Banyan Securities, LLC CNS Bermuda Investment Advisory BOBO 0235 Penates Group Inc. CNS BERM 0443 Services CNS BERN 0013 Bernstein (Sanford C.) & Co., Inc. CNS Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & BOFA 0773 Smith Incorporated/Fixed Income CNS BEST 0352 J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. CNS BOKF 6757 BOSC, Inc. TFT BFEW 0443 Bill Few Associates, Inc. CNS BOKI 0443 BOSC, Inc. CNS Berthel, Fisher & Company BOKL 6752 Bank of Oklahoma, N.A. TFT BFFI 0226 Financial Services, Inc. CNS BOLL 0309 Bodell Overcash Anderson & Co. CNS BFSL 0235 Briggs-Ficks Securities, LLC CNS BOSC 0141 Boenning & Scattergood, Inc. CNS BGCF 0537 BGC Financial, L.P. CNS BOTZ 0052 Botzum (C.A.) & Company CNS BGHT 0141 Brighton Securities Corp. CNS BOYR 0443 Mark Boyar & Co., Inc. CNS BGIA 0226 Biondo Asset Management LLC CNS BOYS 0226 Financial Advisers of America, LLC CNS BGIS 0352 BlackRock Execution Services CNS BPAT 0443 Baird Patrick & Co., Inc. CNS BGSG 0226 CBIZ Financial Solutions, Inc. CNS BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage, BHII 0443 Belle Haven Investments, LP CNS BPBI 2154 Inc. CNS 2 Muni Alpha and Numerical References (Alpha sorted by Symbol; Numerical sorted by NSCC Clearing Participant then Executing Broker) November 2014 BPCO 0750 Blount Parrish & Co., Inc. CNS CALT 0279 Calton & Associates, Inc. CNS Gleacher & Company Securities, CAMC 0052 Cambria Capital, LLC CNS BPSG 0443 Inc. CNS Comprehensive Asset BPWP 0226 Buttonwood Partners, Inc. CNS CAMS 0443 Management and Servicing, Inc. CNS BRBR 0279 Brown & Brown Securities, Inc. CNS CANR 0103 Cantone Research, Inc. CNS BRCY 0443 BCP Securities, LLC CNS CANT 0696 Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. TFT BRGE 0052 Newbridge Securities Corporation CNS CAPB 0750 Capital Investment Brokerage Inc. CNS BRGI 0235 Advanced Asset Trading, Inc. CNS CAPE 0279 Cape Securities, Inc. CNS BRIL 0352 Brill Securities, Inc. CNS CAPG 0750 Capital Investment Group, Inc. CNS BRIT 0226 Brittingham, Inc. CNS CAPI 0443 Capital Analysts Inc. CNS Birkelbach Investment Securities, BRKE 0443 Inc. CNS CAPT 0512 Capital Path Securties CNS BRLI 0226 Brown, Lisle/Cummings, Inc. CNS CARC 0702 Carolina Capital Markets, Inc. CNS First Bermuda Securities (BVI), CARL 0443 Base Securities LLC CNS BRMF 0158 Ltd. CNS CART 0443 Carty & Company, Inc. CNS BRNK 0226 Brinker Capital Securities Corp. CNS CARY 0141 Cary Street Partners LLC CNS BRNM 0352 Burnham Securities Inc. CNS Chicago Analytic Trading BRNT 0235 Brent (H.D.) & Company, Inc. CNS CATC 0443 Company, LLC CNS Barrington Research Associates, CATE 0235 Carter, Terry & Company, Inc.
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