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Effective July 23, 2007 Philadelphia Stock Exchange Options: 1776-07 Memorandum To: All Option Members, Member Organizations and ROP's From: Options Services Date: July 18, 2007 Re: Equity Options Expiration Strike Price Adds for Sep, 2007 and Mar, 2008 Effective Monday, July 23, 2007, the following list of New Strikes will begin trading. Issues trading in the traditional Jan and Feb cycles will add new strikes for Sep, 2007. Issues trading in the traditional Mar cycle will add new strikes for Mar, 2008. A total of (8229) new strikes will be added, encompassing a total of (2421) issues. Questions regarding to this release may be directed to the Options Services Department at 1-800-THE-PHLX or 1-215-496-1266. Expiration Adds - Effective July 23, 2007 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes (New) Domtar Corp. 1-800-Flowers.com, Inc. 3Com Corp. 3M Company Other Exchanges - CPAI Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - ACPI UFS IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 UHF IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 THQ IZ/UZ Sep 2 1/2 MMM IN/UN Sep 70 UFS IB/UB Sep 10 UHF IB/UB Sep 10 THQ IA/UA Sep 5 MMM IO/UO Sep 75 UFS IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 UHF IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 THQ IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 MMM IP/UP Sep 80 THQ IB/UB Sep 10 THQ IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 THQ IC/UC Sep 15 THQ IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 3M Company (Wrap) 4Kids Entertainment 99 Cents Only Stores A. G. Edwards Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACP Other Exchanges - APCI Other Exchanges - ACPI MNZ IQ/UQ Sep 85 (Wrap) KDE IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 NDN CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 AGE IP/UP Sep 80 MNZ IR/UR Sep 90 (Wrap) KDE IC/UC Sep 15 NDN CC/OC Mar 15 AGE IQ/UQ Sep 85 MNZ IS/US Sep 95 (Wrap) KDE IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 NDN CW/OW Mar 17 1/2 AGE IR/UR Sep 90 A. Shulman, Inc. A.C. Moore Arts & Crafts, A.S.V., Inc. AAR Corporation Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - API Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - CI UFZ IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 QRV CW/OW Mar 17 1/2 HUA IC/UC Sep 15 AIR IF/UF Sep 30 UFZ IE/UE Sep 25 QRV CD/OD Mar 20 HUA IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 AIR IG/UG Sep 35 UFZ IF/UF Sep 30 QRV CX/OX Mar 22 1/2 HUA ID/UD Sep 20 AIR IH/UH Sep 40 Abaxis ABB Ltd. **Abbott Laboratories **Abercrombie & Fitch Other Exchanges - CPIB Other Exchanges - CPAIB Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPB Page 1 of 86 Expiration Adds - Effective July 23, 2007 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes QOX IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 ABB CX/OX Mar 22 1/2 ABT IU/UU Sep 37 1/2 ANF IL/UL Sep 60 QOX ID/UD Sep 20 ABB CE/OE Mar 25 ABT IH/UH Sep 40 ANF IM/UM Sep 65 QOX IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 ABB CF/OF Mar 30 ABT IV/UV Sep 42 1/2 ANF IN/UN Sep 70 ABT II/UI Sep 45 ANF IO/UO Sep 75 ABT IW/UW Sep 47 1/2 ANF IP/UP Sep 80 ABT IJ/UJ Sep 50 ANF IQ/UQ Sep 85 ABT IK/UK Sep 55 ANF IR/UR Sep 90 ABT IL/UL Sep 60 ABT IM/UM Sep 65 ABT IN/UN Sep 70 ABT IO/UO Sep 75 ABT IP/UP Sep 80 ABT IQ/UQ Sep 85 Abiomed ABM Industries Incorpated ABN Amro Abraxas Petroleum Corpora Other Exchanges - AC Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - AP Other Exchanges - ACPI IBU CB/OB Mar 10 ABM IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 ABN IH/UH Sep 40 ABP CZ/OZ Mar 2 1/2 IBU CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 ABM IE/UE Sep 25 ABN II/UI Sep 45 ABP CA/OA Mar 5 IBU CC/OC Mar 15 ABM IF/UF Sep 30 ABN IJ/UJ Sep 50 ABP CU/OU Mar 7 1/2 ABN IK/UK Sep 55 ABN IL/UL Sep 60 **Abraxis BioScience, Inc ABV Companhia de Bedidas Acadia Pharmaceuticals, I Accenture Ltd. Other Exchanges - ACIB Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - ACIPB AQO IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 ABV IM/UM Sep 65 AQY CB/OB Mar 10 ACN IG/UG Sep 35 AQO ID/UD Sep 20 ABV IN/UN Sep 70 AQY CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 ACN IH/UH Sep 40 AQO IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 ABV IO/UO Sep 75 AQY CC/OC Mar 15 ACN II/UI Sep 45 AQO IE/UE Sep 25 ABV IP/UP Sep 80 AQO IY/UY Sep 27 1/2 ABV IQ/UQ Sep 85 ACCO Brands Corporation Accredited Home Lenders H Accuride Coration ACE Limited Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - CPAIB Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - ACPIB ABD CD/OD Mar 20 QFW CB/OB Mar 10 ACW IC/UC Sep 15 ACE IK/UK Sep 55 ABD CX/OX Mar 22 1/2 QFW CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 ACW IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 ACE IL/UL Sep 60 ABD CE/OE Mar 25 QFW CC/OC Mar 15 ACW ID/UD Sep 20 ACE IM/UM Sep 65 Acergy S.A. Acme Packet, Inc. Acorda Therapeutics Inc. Acorn International Inc. Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - CPIA Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - C QLS IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 QFA IB/UB Sep 10 QOR IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 ATV CD/OD Mar 20 QLS IE/UE Sep 25 QFA IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 QOR ID/UD Sep 20 ATV CX/OX Mar 22 1/2 QLS IF/UF Sep 30 QFA IC/UC Sep 15 QOR IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 ATV CE/OE Mar 25 Actions Semiconductor Co Activision Actuate Corporation acuity Brands, Inc. Other Exchanges - None Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - None Other Exchanges - C UQB IZ/UZ Sep 2 1/2 AQV IB/UB Sep 10 UCV IA/UA Sep 5 AYI IL/UL Sep 60 UQB IA/UA Sep 5 AQV IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 UCV IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 AYI IM/UM Sep 65 UQB IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 AQV IC/UC Sep 15 UCV IB/UB Sep 10 AYI IN/UN Sep 70 AQV IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 AQV ID/UD Sep 20 AQV IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 AQV IE/UE Sep 25 Acxiom Corporation Adams Respiratory Therape Adaptec, Inc. ADC Telecommunications,In Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - PIC Other Exchanges - ACP Other Exchanges - ACPIB Page 2 of 86 Expiration Adds - Effective July 23, 2007 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes UQA IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 PKQ IG/UG Sep 35 APQ IZ/UZ Sep 2 1/2 TLQ IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 UQA IE/UE Sep 25 PKQ IH/UH Sep 40 APQ IA/UA Sep 5 TLQ ID/UD Sep 20 UQA IF/UF Sep 30 PKQ II/UI Sep 45 APQ IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 TLQ IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 Administaff Inc. **Adobe Systems Adolor Corporation Adtran, Inc. Other Exchanges - AP Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - CAIPB Other Exchanges - APCIB ASF IF/UF Sep 30 AEQ IH/UH Sep 40 UAH IZ/UZ Sep 2 1/2 RQA IE/UE Sep 25 ASF IG/UG Sep 35 AEQ IV/UV Sep 42 1/2 UAH IA/UA Sep 5 RQA IF/UF Sep 30 ASF IH/UH Sep 40 AEQ II/UI Sep 45 UAH IU/UU Sep 7 1/2 RQA IG/UG Sep 35 Advance America Cash Adva Advance Auto Parts Advance Medical Optics, I Advanced Analogic Technol Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - ACIPB Other Exchanges - None AEA IC/UC Sep 15 AAP CG/OG Mar 35 EYE IF/UF Sep 30 QIH CU/OU Mar 7 1/2 AEA IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 AAP CH/OH Mar 40 EYE IG/UG Sep 35 QIH CB/OB Mar 10 AEA ID/UD Sep 20 AAP CI/OI Mar 45 EYE IH/UH Sep 40 QIH CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 Advanced Energy Industrie Advanced Magnetics, Inc. advantage Energy Income F Advent Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACP Other Exchanges - ACI Other Exchanges - P OEQ ID/UD Sep 20 AVM IK/UK Sep 55 AAV IV/UV Sep 12 1/2 UIV IF/UF Sep 30 OEQ IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 AVM IL/UL Sep 60 AAV IC/UC Sep 15 UIV IG/UG Sep 35 OEQ IE/UE Sep 25 AVM IM/UM Sep 65 AAV IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 UIV IH/UH Sep 40 Aegon NV Aeroflex Incorporated Aerospostale AES Corporation Other Exchanges - CP Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - ACPI AEG IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 ARX CV/OV Mar 12 1/2 ARO IG/UG Sep 35 AES IW/UW Sep 17 1/2 AEG ID/UD Sep 20 ARX CC/OC Mar 15 ARO IH/UH Sep 40 AES ID/UD Sep 20 AEG IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 ARX CW/OW Mar 17 1/2 ARO II/UI Sep 45 AES IX/UX Sep 22 1/2 AES IE/UE Sep 25 AES IF/UF Sep 30 Aetna, Inc.
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