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Abstract: Studies have shown that hormonal changes that occur during menstrual or oestrous cycle influence angiotensin-induced water intake. However, little is known about the effects of Oral Contraceptive (OC) on body weight and eating habit when Renin-Angiotensin System (RAS) is suppressed. This study documents the effect of OC on weight gain and food and water consumption. It also assesses whether suppression of RAS by captopril would affect OC-induced changes. Forty female rats, distributed into 4 groups (10 rats in each), were used for the experiment. Vehicles-treated, OC-treated, captopril-treated and OC+captopril-treated groups. The OC used contained 1.0 μg ethinyloestradiol and 10.0 μg norgestrel. Body weight, food and water intake were recorded daily throughout the experiment period. Food and water consumed per day per 100 g body weight was also calculated. The OC-treated and OC+captopril-treated rats had significantly lower body weight when compared with those of vehicle treated and captopril-treated rats. The OC-treated rats consumed significantly less food than vehicle-treated and captopril-treated groups. OC+captopril-treated rats consumed significantly less food than other groups. The OC administration is associated with reduction in weight gain and food and water consumption. Co-administration of captopril significantly augments this effect.

Source: American Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 1 ( 1 ): 95 - 100 , 2011

Abstract: This review is about the α-Lactalbumin (α-LA), the major whey protein found in the milk of all mammals. It is a simple Ca2+ binding milk protein, homologous in sequence to the lysozyme family and has significant role in biosynthesis of lactose in the lactating mammary gland. The structural and functional analyses so far obtained about this protein were outlined here. As regards the structure, it displays the best-characterized molten globule state which has been studied by various techniques such as X-ray scattering, NMR, thermodynamic study, ultrasonic study etc. The functional aspect shows many remarkable features of its calcium binding sites and is found to be a valuable constituent to enrich the infant formula. In addition, α-LA can alter its biological function depending on the conformational state and actively interact with lipid membranes, which leads to its antimicrobial and antitumor activity that has a vital role to induce apoptosis in tumor cells. Recently it was found that fabrication of α-LA nanoparticles to use in drug and food delivery system in nanomedicine is also possible.

Source: American Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 1 ( 2 ): 106 - 120 , 2011

Abstract: In this study, we examined the effects of enzymatic hydrolysis on the functional and nutritional properties of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) proteins. Nile tilapia was enzymatically hydrolyzed by several commercially available proteases (Alcalase 2.4 L, Neutrase and Flavourzyme), with protein recovery of 89.86, 81.92 and 73.12%, respectively. The hydrolysates were prepared with 1% enzymes/substrate ratio (E/S). Essential amino acids were above the recommended amount by Food and Agricultural Organization/World Health Organization for humans. Lower molecular weights were more predominant in Hot Water Dip Hydrolysates (HWDH) whose peaks ranged from 328- 1876 Da. Furthermore, the Hot Water Dip Concentrates (HWDC) were mainly composed of higher molecular weight (214-19,576 Da). HWDH and HWDC have varied solubilities above 80% at pH 12.0. Hydrophobicities of 168.01 and 200.28, water-binding capacity was in the range of 1.77 and 2.43 mL g-1 while oil absorption capacity ranged between 2.23 and 3.36 g mL-1, bulk density of 0.53 and 0.36 mL g-1 and emulsifying capacity of 21.40 and 20.40 mL 0.5 g-1 for both HWDH and HWDC, respectively. Foam capacity and foam stability ranged from 124.53 to 37.25 mL g-1 for HWDH and from 80.3 to 45.57 mL g-1 for HWDC. The hydrolysate was more easily digestible than the concentrate with a significant difference (p<0.05). All the estimated nutritional parameters based on amino acids composition suggested that Nile tilapia protein hydrolysates and concentrates have good nutritional quality and could be used as protein ingredient in food industries.

Source: American Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 1 ( 1 ): 54 - 67 , 2011

Abstract: The involvement of sucrose and its amount in the causation of cardiovascular disease is still controversial and inconclusive. The two latest reports of WHO/FAO and Institute of Medicine of Food and Nutritional Board (IOM of FNB) on optimal level of sucrose consumption are at least contradictory; therefore the need to clarify the effect of different concentrations of sucrose consumption on cardiovascular disease risk factor is expedient. Effect of sucrose consumption was assessed on twenty four male albino rats, four to six weeks old, 48-65 g, divided into five groups: G1 (control), G2 (10% energy supply from sucrose), G3 (20% energy supply from sucrose), G4 (30% energy supply from sucrose). The following parameters were determined: red blood cell count, white blood cell count, packed cell volume, blood and plasma viscosities; fibrinogen level and erythrocyte sedimentation rate. Analyses revealed that inclusion of sucrose at concentration of 20% energy supply significantly increased (p<0.05) blood viscosity by 97.59%, plasma viscosity 16.48%, erythrocyte sedimentation rate 40.00%, plasma fibrinogen13.63% and white blood cell count 6.59%, while no significant effect (p>0.05) was observed on red blood cell count and packed cell volume. The study revealed that consumption of sucrose at twenty percent energy supply increased some selected haematological and haemorrheological parameters associated with cardiovascular disease.

Source: American Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 3 ( 1 ): 119 - 126 , 2013

Abstract: Health promoting biochemical parameters of 15 distinct chickpea genotypes (Desi and Kabuli) showed wide variability in their chemical composition, crude fiber, total mineral content, total free amino acid Rhizobium inoculated was relatively higher than non inoculated. Reducing sugar, non reducing sugar, total sugar non inoculated was relatively higher than Rhizobium inoculated. Crude fibre content in chickpea ranged from 12.89-13.79% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 13.11-15.03%, total mineral content ranged from 3.55-3.79% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 4.14-4.45%, total free amino acids in chickpea seeds ranged from 2.35-2.51% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 2.38-2.65%, reducing sugar content in chickpea seeds ranged from 24.45-25.80% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 24.05-25.38%, non reducing sugar content in chickpea seeds ranged from 39.06-41.21% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 38.41-40.53%, total sugar content in chickpea seeds ranged from 63.51-67.00% in control, Rhizobium inoculated 62.46-65.91%. The research result about the biochemical characteristics of control and Rhizobium inoculated chickpea genotypes are expected to provide guidelines for the researches confronted with the need to use such typical food seed in India as well as in the rest of the world.

Source: American Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 4 ( 2 ): 86 - 92 , 2014

Abstract: Chickpea has long been consumed as source of dietary protein and it has also been linked to reduced risk of several diseases. In the present study, the effect of chickpea water extract addition into cow and camel milk-yogurt on acidification activity, Total Phenolic Content (TPC), antioxidant activity (1, 1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) inhibition) and the viability of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) during 0, 7, 14 and 21 days of refrigerated storage (4°C) were investigated. In addition, sensory analysis of yogurt was evaluated after first day of storage. The pH values showed slightly decreased in chickpea-cow-and camel-milk yogurt during refrigerated storage compared to control (Plain-yogurt). The Total Acid (TA) enhanced (p<0.05) in presence of chickpea water extract into cow-and camel-milk yogurt more than respective control. TPC and antioxidant activity of yogurt were higher (p<0.05) in presence of chickpea water extract in both types of yogurt than control. In addition, there were significant losses in the cell numbers of Lactobacillus spp. in both presence and absence of chickpea water extract in camel milk-yogurt more than in cow milk-yogurt. The growth of S. thermophilus in chickpea-cow milk yogurt improved significantly during refrigerated storage. However, the viable cell counts of S. thermophilus in chickpea-camel milk yogurt reduced after 7 days of storage. The presence of chickpea water extract showed more affected on the sensory evaluation in cow milk yogurt than in camel milk yogurt. In conclusion, the inclusion of chickpea water extract into cow-and camel-milk yogurt could improve nutritional and biological quality of yogurt which could be utilized by the food industry as functional yogurt.

Source: American Journal of Drug Discovery and Development 3 ( 2 ): 47 - 59 , 2013

Abstract: The major functions of the liver can be detrimentally altered by liver injury resulting from acute or chronic exposure to toxicants. Dyslipidemia is often found in such toxicity resulting from chemical damage. Normalisation of atherogenic indices by Chromolaena odorata (C. odorata ) in carbon tetrachloride-induced liver toxicity was evaluated in 30 male rabbits divided into 5 groups of 6 animals each. Normal Control (NC) received food and water only. Carbon tetrachloride intoxicated control (CCl4) received a single dose of CCl4 (0.2 mL kgbw-1 in liquid paraffin 1:1). C. odorata test animals (ETECO TEST) received a single dose of CCl4 + ethanol extract of C. odorata at 400 mg/kg/day in two divided doses of 200 mg kg-1 morning and night, for 6 days. C. odorata control animals (ETECO CTRL) received ethanol extract of C. odorata at 400 mg/kg/day in two divided doses of 200 mg kg-1. Group five (Sylimarin) received sylimarin 50 mg/kgbw prior to CCl4 intoxication. Carbon tetrachloride-induced toxicity resulted in liver injury which was seen from the significant (p<0.05) elevation of the activities of serum Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST), Alanine aminotransferase (ALT), Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) and gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (γ-GT), significantly decreased protein and albumin and significantly increased total bilirubin concentrations; altered lipid and lipoprotein phenotypes in favour of increased atherogenic indices. Pre-treatment with C. odorata extract prevented these biochemical alterations and normalized the lipoprotein phenotypes. C. odorata may be useful not only as a hepatoprotective agent, but also in the reduction and/or prevention of adverse cardiovascular events.

Source: American Journal of Drug Discovery and Development 1 ( 4 ): 209 - 219 , 2011

Abstract: Renal calculi are crystalline structures of calcium oxalate with associated risk factors like dehydration, high fat diet, animal protein, high salt intake and obesity. Crystals form in the distal tubule, nephron loop and/or collecting tubule have symptoms of severe pain and renal colic. Nephrolithiasis is a global problem affecting all geographical regions. This study compiles the epidemiology of renal calculi focusing on prevalence, occurrence and re-occurrence rate in global perspective. Literature of nephrolithiasis prevalence has been reviewed for Europe, Canada, American, East Asia, Gulf region, Japan, China and different parts of India. Etiology of nephrolithiasis was reviewed in detail for types, factors, symptoms, promoters and inhibitors. Renal calculi induction and progression mechanism was discussed with pathophysiology involved. Water and Food are directly related to occurrence of renal calculi, as a major concern correlation has been discussed. Depending on the type of renal stone, food which are to be avoided and preventive actions were discussed. Concise information was provided on the different experimental models of nephrolithiasis induction in animals. Understanding the pathophysiology of this disorder is necessary for the development of new therapeutic options and treatment. Nephrolithiasis is associated with chronic kidney dysfunction, bone loss and fractures, increased risk of coronary artery disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus etc. and understanding the pathophysiology is necessary to develop highly effective drugs.

Source: American Journal of Drug Discovery and Development 7 ( 2 ): 54 - 62 , 2017

Abstract:Background and Objective: The staple foods in developing countries are cereals, legumes and tuber-based and are low in essential nutrients. Hence, this study aimed to formulate and evaluate nutritional compositions of breakfast foods from locally available food materials. Materials and Methods: The food samples were formulated from the combinations of quality-protein-maize (Q), cassava starch (C), soycake (S) and Moringa (seeds (MS) and leaves (ML)) flour to obtain QCSMLS (55% Q, 15% C, 20% S, 5% MS and 5% ML), QCSML (55% Q, 15% C, 20% S and 10% ML) and QCSMS (55% Q, 15% C, 20% S and 10% MS). The samples were evaluated for chemical compositions, antioxidant and sensory properties. Data were analyzed statistically and calculated Means±SD were separated using Duncan’s new multiple range tests at significance level of p<0.05. Results: Protein and energy values of the food samples ranged from 14.0-16.49 g/100 g and ~436.89-459.52 kcal/100 g, respectively. The minerals in the food samples, except sodium, potassium and phosphorous, were significantly (p<0.05) higher than control sample. Essential amino acids (g/100 g protein) of the food samples ranged from 34.44-37.72 and were significantly (p<0.05) lower than control sample (41.94). Essential amino acids index and predicted biological values of the experimental food samples ranged from 53.99-60.84 and 47.10-54.54%, respectively and were comparable to control sample (55.94 and 49.21%). Water absorption capacity, oil absorption capacity and least gelation capacity values of the experimental food samples were higher than control sample, except for loose bulk density. The antioxidant activities of food samples showed that QCSMS samples had the highest metal chelating activities and QCSML had higher free radical scavenging activities and were comparatively higher than control food sample. The sensory attributes of QCSMS sample in terms of colour, taste, mouth-feel, aroma and overall acceptability, were significantly (p<0.05) higher than QCSMLS and QCSML samples, but lower than control sample. Conclusion: The present study experimental foods could be valuable and excellent source for low-priced functional foods and were characterized by high protein, essential amino acids, crude fiber, minerals and ability to scavenge free radicals.

Source: American Journal of Food Technology 12 ( 5 ): 285 - 294 , 2017

Abstract: Oxidative reactions are the main culprits in color alterations associated with seafood spoilage. Black spot formation or melanosis is a natural post-mortem oxidative mechanism, which cause crustaceans rejection by consumers because of their appearance. The use of phenolic compounds, such as 4-hexylresorcinol, appears to be a good alternative to the conventional sulphites, allowing longer conservation periods. Lipidic oxidation is also one of the main restrictive factors in the preservation of fish products. The application of natural plant extracts to prevent oxidative rancidity has been studied in a number of fish products. However, polyphenol-protein interactions may have a masking effect on the free radical scavenging activity of polyphenols and may also have a detrimental effect on the in vivo bioavailability of both phenolics and proteins. Polyphenolic plant extracts may be included into fish gelatin-based films in order to obtain an edible film with antioxidant properties. These films applied on the surface of raw or mild processed salted or smoked fish may increase the shelf life of fish products by reduction the lipid oxidation during the chilled storage.

Source: American Journal of Food Technology 2 ( 7 ): 593 - 601 , 2007

Abstract: Oggtt or Madheer is fermented dried milk product traditionally processed by Bedouins in Saudi Arabia and other Arabian Gulf states. The present proposal had studied fourteen items of physiochemical composition and seven microbiological quality attributes of fifty commercial Oggtt samples collected from local markets of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Moreover, fifty selected isolates of Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) as a natural flora in Oggtt were identified by phenotype and biotype methods. Results obtained referred to relatively inferior solubility but the remaining items indicated high nutritious quality include detection of PUFA and essential amino acids. Oggtt was safe for human consumption based on absence of food borne pathogens in the samples examined. Oggtt contain unique LAB species. The impact of the study highlight to improve method of manufacture of Oggtt and call attention of the local dairy industry to produce Oggtt on an industrial scale to satisfy the growing awareness of consumers toward increased consumption of Oggtt.

Source: American Journal of Food Technology 10 ( 5 ): 195 - 205 , 2015

Abstract: The present study aimed to test some of natural products as stabilizers for yoghurt containing inulin and mucilage for enhancement its properties as a functional foods. Yoghurt containing natural stabilizers was manufactured and mucilage was added to yoghurt with ratio of 0.2% but inulin was added to yoghurt with ratio of 4 and 6%. Chemical compositions such as pH value, titratable acidity, wheying off, ash, protein, lactose, total carbohydrate, total solid, acetaldehyde and diacetyl of the tested yoghurt with and without stabilizers were carried out using the official methods. The data concluded that the pH values of tested yoghurt showed significant changes and decreased with the increasing of the storage period in the all of yoghurt treatments. On the other hand, Titratable acidity values of tested yoghurt showed significant changes and increased with the increasing of the storage period in the all of yoghurt treatments. The Wheying off of the set yoghurt was significantly lower in the yoghurt containing inulin at 4, 6% and mucilage at 0.2% compared with control yoghurt. The reduction percentages in the wheying-off were 30, 58 and 50%, respectively compared to control. None of the stabilizers used in (p = 0.05) affect on the ash content of yoghurt However, a decrease in lactose content was observed with the increase in the storage period. There was a substantial decrease in lactose content from 2 to 0.78% on the 10th day of storage. The protein content of yoghurt treated with inulin 6%, mucilage 0.2% and control were significantly different (p = 0.05) and gave value of 4.56, 4.37 and 4.19%, respectively. Based on the findings of this study, mucilage and inulin are potential stabilizers to be used in yoghurt processing.

Source: American Journal of Food Technology 6 ( 1 ): 31 - 39 , 2011

Abstract:Background and Objective: Cadmium is one of the heavy metal elements in the farmland and rice pollution in China. Rice is one of the main food crops in China, how to reduce the accumulation of Cd in rice to ensure the safety of rice Cd has become a hot topic recently. Methodology: This experiment mainly study the effects of exogenous FeSO4·7H2O on the accumulation of Cd in edible rice, “Yongyou 9th” as study materials was selected through soil application of FeSO4·7H2O. The field experiments were conducted in a highly Cd polluted area (Taizhou, Zhejiang). Study on the effects of exogenous FeSO4·7H2O on the agronomic characters of rice the Cd content in different parts of rice and the soil properties. Results: The results showed that soil application of FeSO4·7H2O did not significantly affect the agronomic traits and yield of rice but it can reduce the accumulation of Cd in edible rice, among them the Cd content decreased by 21.80% in rice, exogenous FeSO4·7H2O treatment increased soil organic matter and soil pH value significantly but also reduce the content of soil available Cd. The results showed that exogenous FeSO4·7H2O through influencing the physical and chemical properties of soil and the content of available Cd in soil, so as to reduce the absorption and accumulation of Cd in different parts of rice. Conclusion: Therefore, the exogenous FeSO4·7H2O can be used as a potential and effective control technology for Cd pollution in edible rice. To a certain extent, it can ensure the safety of edible rice.

Source: American Journal of Food Technology 11 ( 4 ): 165 - 170 , 2016

Abstract: The amendment of growing media, using biologically-based material, enhances food safety and environmental well-being, which is invaluable to sustainable organic farming systems. A study was carried out to assess drying and rehydration patterns, efficacy and nutrient release profiles of Fresh-moist Vermicasts (FMV) and Oven-dried Vermicasts (ODV). Granules of FMV were dried using a static-bed oven dryer at 75°C for 3 h. Moisture content of the granules was reduced from 42 to 2% dwb. Bulk density, percentages of dry-matter and nutrients (total nitrogen, phosphate and potash) contents were increased by factors of 0.15, 0.70 and 1.80, respectively, upon drying. Over 81% of the FMV granules had sizes >500 μm. After drying only 66% of the granules retained sizes >500 μm. ODV wettability and water re-absorption capacity were high due to the short residence time upon exposure to a humid environment. Water saturation phase of the ODV granules was achieved after 8 days. Amendment of the coir medium with ODV improved growth of seedlings of collards cv. Champion and the effect was not statistically (p>0.05) different from the FMV treatment. Growing medium amended with FMV or ODV recorded greater growth of seedlings than the coir alone medium. In conclusion, this study proves the potential use for large scale application of dry vermicasts due to its numerous benefits including ease of handling, storage and potential for mechanized application.

Source: American Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Technology 3 ( 1 ): 12 - 21 , 2013

Abstract: Cereals are a major source of micronutrients, the bioavailability of minerals such as iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium, is low because they are present as insoluble complex with food components such as phytic acid. After several readings it should be remembered that the phytic acid in whole is seen as an anti-nutritional factor than therapeutic element. The elimination of phytic acid can be done in several ways and should not be total if we want to minimize losses of dry matter and minerals.

Source: American Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Technology 1 ( 1 ): 1 - 22 , 2011

Abstract: Field experiments were conducted during the 2005 and 2006 rainy season at the Food and Agriculture Organisation/Tree Crop Programme (FAO/TCP) Teaching and Research farm of the Adamawa State University, Mubi to assess the uptake and agronomic efficiencies of N, P and K in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) in Mubi, Northern Guinea savanna of Nigeria. The experiment consisted of 4 nitrogen rates (0, 37.5, 75 and 112.5 kg ha-1), 3 phosphorus rates (0, 22.5 and 45 kg ha-1) and 3 rates of potassium (0, 22.5 and 45 (kg ha-1), laid out in a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) replicated three times. The results showed that seed yield (678.89 kg ha-1) and dry matter yield (2005 kg ha-1) were optimum at 75 kg N ha-1 fertilization. Dry matter yield (1913 kg ha-1) and seed yield (654 kg ha-1) were optimum at 45 kg P2O5 ha-1. Application of K did not significantly influence growth and yield components of sesame. All interactions were significant for seed yield and that of NxPxK (815 kg ha-1) was the highest. N uptake (27.45 kg ha-1) was highest at 45 kg P2O5 ha-1, P uptake (2.0 kg ha-1) at 75 kg N ha-1 and K uptake (28.70 kg ha-1) was at 112.5 kg ha-1. Interaction of NxP and NxK were significant for P and K uptake, respectively. The different grain yield responses were linked to their differences in N and P uptake and their utilization efficiencies. Application of N increased shoot N:P ratio while P and K decreased it. Agronomic efficiencies of N (2.26) and P (3.32) were highest at 75 kg N and 22.5 kg P2O5 ha-1, respectively. Apparent N recovery was 17.8% at 75 kg N ha-1 while that of P was 2% at 22.5 kg P2O5 ha-1. N and P utilization efficiencies were 14.33 and 168%, respectively making 75 kg N and 45 kg P2O5 ha-1 better choice at low K for nutritional balance.

Source: American Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Technology 4 ( 2 ): 41 - 56 , 2014

Abstract: The green revolution brought impressive gains in food production but with insufficient concern for sustainability. In India, the availability and affordability of fossil fuel based chemical fertilizers at the farm level have been ensured only through imports and subsidies. The government of India has been trying to promote an improved practice involving use of bio-fertilizers along with fertilizers. These inputs have multiple beneficial impacts on the soil and can be relatively cheap and convenient for use. Use of eco-friendly, bio-pesticides, bio-fertilizer and bio-controls is being encouraged in the field of agriculture. Bio-pesticides like neem and Bacillus-based pesticides such as Aureofungin, Kasugamycin, Validamycin, Streptomycin and Sulphate and Tetracycline Hydrochloride have been identified for controlling various insect pests and diseases in agriculture. Some parasites, predators, phyto-phagus insects and insect/disease pathogens have also been identified as major bio-control agents for the control of insect pests and diseases of various crops. Biological based product are most advanced biotechnology necessary to support developing organic agriculture sustainable agriculture, green agriculture and non-pollution agriculture.

Source: American Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Technology 4 ( 2 ): 33 - 40 , 2014

Abstract: The nutritional potential of some wild edible plants e.g., the leaves of Bauhinia purpurea Linn. (Fabaceae) , Diplazium esculentum (Retz.) Sw (Athyriaceae), the fruits of Elaeagnus latifolia Linn. (Elaeagnaceae), Elaeagnus pyriformis Hook. f. (Elaeagnaceae) and the flowers of Dillenia pentagyna Roxb. (Dilleniaceae), were evaluated by determining proximate and phytochemical composition. These plants are used by the different tribal people of Meghalaya state of India as their food. The present study revealed that for different plant species, the crude fat content ranged between 11.3±0.70-15.1±0.30 g kg-1. The crude protein content was determined high in the fruits of E. pyriformis (231.8±0.50 g kg-1), E. latifolia (148.2±0.80 g kg-1) and in the leaves of D. esculentum (143.8±2.0 g kg-1) while, the available carbohydrate content was highest in the flower of D.pentagyna (824.5±1.60 g kg-1) and very good amount in B. purpurea and E. latifolia. The nutritive value ranged from 3413.16±2.46-3827.03±5.45 kcal kg-1 in the various wild edible plants. Among the various macronutrients estimated in the plant samples of different wild edible plants potassium was present in the highest quantity (13580±80.0-43730±110.0 mg kg-1) followed by calcium (5860±40-13330±70 mg kg-1) and sodium (815±27.0-1180±72.0 mg kg-1). Micronutrients, such as iron, zinc, copper, manganese and chromium were analyzed in the different plant specimens. The result indicates that nutritional values and mineral contents of these plants under investigation were richer than that of the commercial vegetables and could be used for nutritional purpose. The present study also gives an account of ethnobotanical importance of the wild plants under investigation.

Source: American Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Technology 2 ( 1 ): 19 - 26 , 2012

Abstract: The imbalance between land use for agronomy and for earth mineral exploration has profound ramifications for food security in gold producing African countries. Mineral exploration within forest ecosystems is a common phenomenon across the Sub-Sahara African region. This case study of Ghana examined the conversion of fertile agricultural land to gold mining land and how this change impacted on cropland area. Between 1980-2000 the mining land area within the four major gold-producing centers of Ghana increased by a total of 1131.61 km2. Surface mining operations represented the major cause for land use change from cropland to mining land. There were simultaneous increases in the land area for food crops and cash crops. This seriously limited the land area available for food production. Though inter-annual food harvest increased, it resulted from the expansion in farm size rather than from improvement in technology or agricultural inputs. Increased gold production generated higher income to support food imports. However, the high cost of imported food undermined the food purchasing power of rural people. Rural poverty rate between 1980 and 2000 increased while urban poverty percentage remained 15%. Uncontrolled gold mining could facilitate a rapid decline in arable land area and reduce the food crop production output. This imbalance in land use could contribute to long-term food security crisis in Ghana and other gold-producing Sub-Sahara African countries.

Source: American Journal of Plant Physiology 7 ( 5 ): 184 - 199 , 2012

Abstract:Background and Objectives: Heavy metal contamination is the major problem spreading worldwide as non biodegradable pollutant. The toxicity of metals creates major threat for primary and secondary consumer in environment and reaches to the top level consumers in the ecosystem through food chain. Therefore, present study was focused on cadmium uptake from cadmium chloride (CdCl2) contaminated soil using Moringa oleifera Lam. plant which is known for hyperaccumulation of heavy metals. Effects of various concentrations of CdCl2 on plant morphology, biochemical and molecular parameters were determined in Moringa oleifera (M. oleifera ). Materials and Methods: Three M. oleifera seeds/pot containing 1 kg sterilized soil were sown and placed under controlled photoperiod. Ten days old germinating seedlings were used to treat with different Cd concentrations. After treatment, the seedlings were used to analyze plant growth and morphology, bioconstituents and antioxidant genes (CAT and APX) expression at 10, 20 and 30 days. Data were analyzed by one way analysis of variance by SPSS. Results: This study showed maximum Cd uptake 168.563 mg kg–1 soil in 30 days old plant roots than 19.951 mg kg–1 Cd soil in shoots at 5 mM Cd concentration. Protein isolated from leaves of treated seedlings showed variation in differential pattern of polypeptides compared to protein in control leaves. High secretion of metallothioneins proteins, proline and polyphenol content induced with increasing metal concentrations (1 mM <2 mM <3 mM <5 mM). In addition Cd induced significant increase in antioxidant enzymes activity: APX (EC 1.11.11), CAT (EC 1.11.1.6) and GR (EC 1.6.4.2) with increasing metal level. Higher expression of CAT and APX gene transcripts upon increasing metal exposure provides more evidence for potential of Cd accumulation in M. oleifera . Conclusion: Retention of high level of Cd in roots indicates that M. oleifera has potential for phytoextraction of heavy metals by rhizofiltration.

Source: American Journal of Plant Physiology 12 ( 2 ): 58 - 70 , 2017

Abstract: Anatomical and morphological aspects are integral part of drought resistance studies. The yield of a crop under water stressed situation is combined effect of anatomical, physiological and bio-chemical processes, which are controlled by genetic make up of plant and prevailing environment. Stem plays a major role as storage organ of food material for plants, which is useful in abiotic stress situation like drought. Substantial variation in stem girth (2.0 to 4.3 cm), number of xylem vessels per stem cross section (33 to 110), secondary phloem width (252-882 μm) was observed. Comparative dry matter production in leaf, stem and roots was studied in water stressed conditions. Present investigation aimed at highlighting stem anatomical and morphological aspects, which plays major role in imparting drought resistance.

Source: American Journal of Plant Physiology 1 ( 1 ): 82 - 88 , 2006

Abstract:Background and Objective: Weeds reduced cowpea yield and quality by competing for light, water and nutrients. Hence identifying a cowpea cultivar that completes well against weeds will go a long way in increasing food sustain ability and security. Therefore, this study investigated the competition between cowpea (TVU-180) and selected weeds prominent in a typical ultisol. Materials and Methods: The study involved 10 treatments and a control. Each treatment included three seeds of the cowpea sowed alongside the selected weeds, Chrysopogon aciculatus (WA), Eleusine indica (WB), Cynodon dactylon (WC), Axonopus compressus (WD), Panicumn maximum (WE), Setaria bartata (WF), Sporobolus pyramidalis (WG), Commelina benghalensis (WH), Paspalum vaginatum (WI), a combination of the weeds (WJ) and the control arranged in a randomized block design (RBD) and replicated thrice. Results: The result of the study showed that there were significant weed competitive effect on the cowpea parameters examined. The plant height and number of leaflet of cowpea in WE, WA and WJ treatments were significantly increased over the control. No yield parameters were recorded in the associated weed treatments except in WA, WI and the control. However, weed competitiveness significantly reduced the bean yield of the cowpea in the WI and WA treatments. Weed competitiveness resulted in the lowest plant dry weight of the TVu-180 in WB when compared with control. There was variation in the light harvesting pigments with WH, WI and WB having a higher chlorophyll-a/b, carotenoid and lycopene content than the control. The WA and the control had the highest soil total N, P and K content. Conclusion: The cowpea TVu-180 variety was more promising for cultivation in a farm infested with Chrysopogon aciculatus and Paspalum vaginatum weeds without significant effects in the yield and quality of the plant.

Source: American Journal of Plant Physiology 14 ( 1 ): 1 - 8 , 2019

Abstract: Aim of this study was to analyze determinants of household food security in Mana woreda of Jimma zone. As a specific objective, this study assessed food security status, identified determinants of food security and analyzed range of coping strategies practiced by food insecure households in the study area. Purposive sampling technique was used to select both Jimma Zone and Mana woreda. For this study a total of 70 households were selected randomly followed by probability proportional to sampling technique from two kebeles’. Both primary and secondary data were collected for this study. Primary data was collected by direct interview of sample respondents whereas, secondary data was also collected from published and unpublished documents. Household caloric acquisition was employed to measure household food security in the study area. The collected data was analyzed by SPSS version 16.0. Regression model was used to reveal the effect of different variables on household food security. Accordingly, 42.9 and 57.1% households were found to be food insecure, food secure, respectively. Out of nine explanatory variables, educational status of household head, family size, use of farm input and number of oxen owned by households were found to be significant at less than 10% probability level. Sale of livestock, borrow grains and cash from relative and reduce size of meal were identified at initial stage as first, second and third choice whereas, escaping of meal, ate less preferred food and reduce size of meal were also identified at severe stage as first, second and third choice in which food insecure households practiced during food shortage. To improve household food security, the farmer should use their oxen for cultivation purpose, use family planning and allocate their income for all expenditure and the woreda education office together with minister of education should provide adult learning programme to reduce illiteracy.

Source: Asian Journal of Agricultural Research 8 ( 5 ): 248 - 258 , 2014

Abstract: Soil erosion is a serious problem in Ethiopia. Appraisal on soil and water conservation and its implication on food security are crucial. The aim of this study was to assess farmers’ perception on soil and water conservation practices on crop productivity and its economic implications and identify major constraints on soil and water conservation in Ethiopia. Physical and biological soil and water conservation practices are important to improve crop yield by enhancing soil moisture, conserving rainwater and controlling erosion occurred in the area. However, implementation of soil and water conservation is not an easy process, due to complex, mountainous, fragile ecosystem with inappropriate land management practices and intensive rainfall and steep slope resulting in big gullies, severe soil erosion and poor soil fertility. In Ethiopia, there are many soil and water conservation practices that are important to reduce the damaging effects in associated with erosion and water loss but, in most cases, farmers neglected from decision making during the selection, planning and implementation processes of soil and water conservation measures and most activities were undertaken without their interest. Determinants of farmers’ perception to invest in soil and water conservation practices are determined by the socio-economic, institutional, attitudinal and biophysical factors. Based on the overall consideration, lack of integrated bio-physical measures, absence of integrating indigenous practices, lack of considering socio-economic profile, low perception and participation of farmers, poor conservation design, improper land use, less maintenance, weak monitoring and evaluation of soil and water conservation practices are the major constraints that determine the implementation of soil and water conservation in Ethiopia.

Source: Asian Journal of Agricultural Research 11 ( 4 ): 128 - 136 , 2017

Abstract: This study evaluates the factors that affect the adoption of manure contract as soil management strategy as well as its impact on crop productivity in the study area. Data were collected from 228 respondents in Zamfara grazing reserve on the adoption of crop-livestock enterprise combination and the reasons for their decision to adopt this particular farm practice. A Probit analysis was used with Ordinary Least Square regression recursively to analyse factors that facilitate farmers adoption of crop-livestock enterprise combination and its impact on crop productivity. Results from the analysis have shown that farmers based their adoption decision on the following reasons; household size which is a measure of labour availability, traditional production method learnt from their forefathers, it guarantee more food for the family, as a means of saving asset, availability of manure for household farm production, availability of traction power for farm works and generation of more income for the family. The analysis has also shown that the adoption of crop-livestock production practice has contributed to yields improvement in the study area. The results have thus proved that resource-poor rural farmers are very innovative in solving their production resource problem with the use of available local alternative resources around them. Thus the analysis has helped to quantitatively confirm the validity of previous researches on evaluated factors as reasons for farmers adoption of crop-livestock integration. It can therefore be concluded that resource-poor rural farmers often have good reasons for farm production practices they engage in for the purpose of enhancing their productivity.

Source: Asian Journal of Agricultural Research 1 ( 2 ): 35 - 49 , 2007

Abstract: Increasing the accuracy of agricultural forecasting is an important application of earth observation. The study on review to aware about the ability to reliably forecast crop production, yield and quality is valuable for economic planning and commodities forecasting as well ensuring global food security. Study, regarding the overview of the current crop yield forecasting methods, which includes ways to use crop yield forecasting method to improve agriculture and rural statistics across the globe. Remote sensing, yield gap analysis and methods to yield forecasting have been discussed in this article.

Source: Asian Journal of Agricultural Research 13 ( 1 ): 1 - 5 , 2019

Abstract: Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is the most consumed food crop world-wide next to wheat and rice and potato production is rapidly increasing in Africa. Potato is a high potential food security crop in Ethiopia due to its high yield potential and nutritional quality tuber, short growing period and wider adaptability. Potato potentially grows in different corners of the country. In some parts of the country, potato is grown as a field crop whereas, in some other part, it is still grown as a garden crop. Despite the suitability of the agro-ecology for high quantity and quality potato production in the country, there are several constraints which drastically affect to the low production and productivity of potato crop under smallholder farmers condition. Therefore, the objective of this review study was to evaluate the current state of seed potato systems, seed potato husbandry, seed potato quality, seed potato storage and sourcing and marketing systems used by seed potato producers and potato utilization. The result of this review study showed that a number of factors are constraining the system. These consists lack of wide adaptive improved potato varieties, unavailability of improved storage facilities, the high cost of improved seed tuber, low price of produced tuber especially immediately during harvest are the major one. Based on the review information, it can be concluded that availing improved potato varieties, improved storage facility and creating better marketing opportunity are crucial to improve the seed potato systems.

Source: Asian Journal of Agricultural Research 8 ( 3 ): 122 - 135 , 2014

Abstract: Essential Oils (EO) are volatile aromatic compounds extracted from whole plants and are secondary metabolites usually made up of terpenoids and phenylpropanoids. Plant EO has antimicrobial properties, which can be effective against undesirable rumen microbes. Therefore, recently it has been great interests among nutritionists and rumen microbiologists to exploit EO as natural feed additives to improve rumen fermentation such as volatile fatty acids production, inhibition of methanogenesis, improvement in protein metabolism and efficiency of feed utilization and increasing conjugated linoleic acids in ruminant derived foods. Different types of EO from a wide range of herbs and spices have been identified to have potential for rumen manipulations and enhancing animal productivity as alternatives to chemical feed additives. However, their effectiveness in ruminant production has not been proved to be consistent and conclusive. There are varying reports of EO on rumen fermentation, rumen microbiota and ruminant performance depending upon the dose, chemical structures of EO, feed composition and animal physiology, which have not always been adequately described in the literature. The comprehensive research based on individual components of EO, physiological status of animals, nutrient composition of diets and their effects on rumen microbial ecosystem and metabolism of EO will be required to obtain consistent beneficial effects.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 6 ( 5 ): 416 - 428 , 2011

Abstract: Today about 7.08 billion people inhabit the earth. Presently to feed every one adequately the world needs 2800 million tonnes of cereals, against which global production is only 2100 million tonnes. This discrepancy in need and production has left over 868 million people undernourished worldwide and 850 million of them live in developing countries. On the other hand rapid urbanization, increasing purchasing power and shift in diet is pushing demand for richer diets and protein of animal origin. By 2050, consumption of meat and dairy products not the butter is projected to increase by 173 and 158%, respectively, as that of 2010. To meet the growing demand and to cope with 9 billion world population by 2050, agricultural production needs to increase by 60% (compared to 2005/2007 production) including of increase in animal production and animal products. Feeding this burgeoning population with the available 0.23 ha of cropland per capita is one of the biggest challenges. Apart from this, the world is facing another biggest challenge of climatic change. Simply, if the “business as usual scenario” continues it requires three earth planets to supply the resources for human population consumption and to assimilate associated wastes it generates in 2050. In the present review, an attempt has been made to throw light on the future challenges of population rise, limited natural resources and climate change to ensure food security in India and the world with major emphasis on sustainable livestock production.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 9 ( 7 ): 367 - 384 , 2014

Abstract: The aim of this paper was to determine the food quality and safety of two Mediterranean sea cucumbers species, Holothuria tubulosa (HT) and Holothuria polii (HP) collected in the Italian Southern Adriatic Sea. Three hundred samples were collected in the spring of the 2008 and some of them were analyzed for their proximate composition, fatty acid composition, amino acid composition and heavy metals content. Proximate composition was similar in both species: HT: dry matter 16.19%; crude protein 44.58%; ash 46.43 %; HP: dry matter 22.03%; crude protein 36.99%; ash 48.22%. Lipid content resulted very low in both species and an interesting content of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) was found. Among PUFA, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and eicosatrienoic acid were present in high percentages in both species. Considering the total amino acids composition, glutamic acid, glycine and aspartic acid were the most abundant amino acids. In terms of food safety, the heavy metals concentrations in the analyzed species were under the limits for the Italian legislation. These results confirmed that the HT and HP could be considered as a suitable seafood for human consumption.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 7 ( 9 ): 851 - 859 , 2012

Abstract: In this study, it was aimed to investigate the effects of chronic cold stress on adrenomedullin levels and tyrosine hydroxylase enzyme activities in some rat tissues. In this study, 12 female Sprague Dawley rats weighing 200 to 250 g were used. Rats were housed under diurnal lighting conditions (12-12 h) with free access to food and water. For this study, rats were divided into two groups, namely control group and cold stress treated group. Adrenomedullin levels were measured by high performance liquid chromatography. Tyrosine hydroxylase enzyme activities was spectrometrically measured. Tyrosine hydroxylase activity was found to be increased significantly (p<0.05) in adrenal medulla, hypothalamus and heart tissues depending on cold stress treatment. Adrenomedullin levels were determined to be decreased in the cold stress treatment group. The differences of between control and cold stress treatment groups were significant (p<0.05). The results suggested that adrenomedullin may play a possible role in adaptation to stress. Exposure to cold increases the synthesis and release of catecholamines. Tyrosine hydroxylase is the rate limiting step in the biosynthesis of catecholamines for this reason cold stress increased tyrosine hyroxylase enzyme activities. Further studies are needed to reveal correlation between adrenomedullin, tyrosine hydroxylase and cold stress.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 5 ( 5 ): 339 - 345 , 2010

Abstract: The study was conducted from November 2008 to May 2009 to assess the antimicrobial sensitivity pattern of 22 Salmonella isolates viz., 15 Salmonella Gallinarum strains recovered from various sources of different regions of India including 3 reference strains and 5 other Salmonella enterica serovars (7 isolates) by testing with 16 different antimicrobials. All the isolates including the standard reference Salmonella strains were subjected to antimicrobial sensitivity test using 16 different antimicrobial agents by disc diffusion method. All the Salmonella Gallinarum isolates showed resistance to erythromycin and 86.7% of them were resistant to nalidixic acid. More than 53% of the Gallinarum isolates were either 100% resistant or less sensitive to the commonly used antimicrobials, kanamycin and tetracycline whereas about 93.3% of them were sensitive to gentamicin and amoxicillin/clavulanic acid. Antimicrobial sensitivity pattern for ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, colistin and sulfa-trimethoprim was around 88.8 and 82% of the isolates were sensitive to enrofloxacin and chloramphenicol. Among other serotypes included in the study S. typhimurium showed maximum resistance against 6 antimicrobials followed by S. kastrup which was resistant to 5 antimicrobials. S. typhimurium was 100% sensitive only to ciprofloxacin. In overall, out of a total of 22 isolates tested for different antimicrobials 4/22 (18.2%) were resistant to at least one antimicrobial and the remaining 81.8% were resistant to at least two or more antimicrobials, supporting the fact for the emergence and widespread presence of multidrug resistant Salmonella species and the importance of the implementation of suitable measures to avoid indiscriminate use of antibiotics in food animals.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 7 ( 4 ): 309 - 317 , 2012

Abstract: Functional foods are food that can improve health by providing benefit beyond that of the basic nutritional value. Probiotics are included as component of functional foods. Probiotics are living microorganisms which when administered in adequate amounts confer a healthy benefit on the host. The research aim was to identify and characterize as probiotic of Indonesian Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) that isolated from fresh beef derived from traditional market around Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The results showed that the 16S rRNA gene could be amplified by PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) to get single band with designed primer. Identification by 16S rRNA gene sequencing of 20 isolates showed that 11 isolates were identified as Lactobacillus plantarum, 6 isolates as Lactobacillus acidophilus, 2 isolates as Pediococcus pentosaceus and 1 isolate as Enterococcus faecium. The twenty LAB isolates showed different ability to survive under simulated gastrointestinal conditions. Only 10 isolates could survive well at pH 2.0 (survival rate over than 50%) and the population increased at pH 2.5, 3.2 and 7.2. The ten LAB isolates i.e., 7 strains of L. plantarum 1B1, 1A5, 2D1, 1C4, 2B1, 2B2, 2C12 and 3 strains of L. acidophilus 2B4, 2C2 and 1A32 demonstrated other important probiotic characteristics including survival ability at 0.5% bile salt, antibacterial activities and had good coaggregationcapabilities against the tested pathogenic bacteria (Escherichia coli ATCC 25922, Salmonella typhimurium ATCC 14028, enteropathogenic Escherichia coli/EPEC and Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 25923) by in vitro analysis.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal Sciences 9 ( 1 ): 25 - 36 , 2015

Abstract: The purpose of this research was to study the possibility of cattle breeding in a radioactively contaminated area and to develop methods of purifying the animal body from cesium-137 before slaughter to obtain environmentally safe meat. Experiments were conducted on 4 groups of calves of Simmental breed grown with the cows and after weaning in a feedlot or in a fattening complex. The density of radioactive contamination by cesium-137 in the core sector was up to 925 kBq/m2, out at grass 851-1110 kBq/m2, in the "Clean" area, where the fattening complex was located to 185 kBq/m2. For the period of cleaning the calves-body with clean feeds, the decrease multiplicity of the cesium-137 content in comparison with the control was 17.0-33.7 times, respectively. Similar results were obtained in the study of animal internal organs (heart, liver, lungs and kidneys). The meat production was safe for use in human food.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal Sciences 10 ( 1 ): 99 - 105 , 2016

Abstract: The aim of this review was to focus on food safety in relation to pesticide and veterinary drug residues and mycotoxins in meat and meat products. The impact of these consumers awareness is a large concern for the meat industry. In order to be more prepared, the consumer strive to have more complete information on the sources of inputs in their products, because consumers are becoming more worried about this. Residues in meat and their products are generally classified as naturally present, caused by man and arise secondarily. In the past, most contamination of meat resulted from natural toxicants. However, usage of synthetic chemicals for regular house-hold and agricultural practices while benefiting society has also provided new sources of potential contamination. The levels of pesticide residues are now over alarming situation in certain countries. Drug residues in meat are relatively uncommon whereas, aflatoxin or ochratoxin are rarely found. Residues from secondary residues also occur less frequently. This study reviews the causes of residues in meat, types of residues found, their detection methods, incidences and their regulation with emphasis on public health risk and their assessment.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal Sciences 4 ( 2 ): 46 - 55 , 2010

Abstract: Rat meat is not halal for Muslims, so that the presence of rat meat in any food is a crucial issue. The aim of this study was to design specific primer from Mitochondrial Cty b Rattus argentiventer that can be used for determining rat meat contamination or rat meat adulteration in meatball formulation using, Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR). The specificity of primers was confirmed in fresh tissue from pigs, cows, chickens, goats, rabbits and white mice. The designed primers were then used to analyze rat meat DNA in meatball formulation made from rat meat and beef mixture at 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100% incorporation of rat meat. The repeatability test was performed by measuring the amplification from fresh rat tissue and rat meat in meatball. Primers were also subjected to sensitivity test of 6 dilution series (50000, 5000, 500, 50, 5 and 0.5 pg μL–1) of rat tissue. From two primers designed, primers cytb 42 (forward: 5’-TAA CCA CTC CTT CAT CGA CCT T-3’; reverse: 5’-CCC CGT TGG CGT GTA AAT A-3’) were more specific to evaluate the presence of rat meat in fresh tissue and in meatball formulation at optimum annealing temperature of 61.4°C. The primers can be used for DNA identification by RT-PCR with sensitivity expressed by limit of detection of 5 pg or in meatball formulation at concentration of 1% rat meat.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal Sciences 9 ( 6 ): 460 - 465 , 2015

Abstract: Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites produced by moulds, mostly belonging to the three genera Aspergillus, Penicillium and Fusarium. They are produced in cereal grains as well as forages before, during and after harvest, in various environmental conditions. Mycotoxins generally display great chemical heterogeneity and approximately 400 of these fungal metabolites are considered to be toxic. Mycotoxin metabolism is complex and involves pathways of bioactivation and detoxification in both humans and animals. Detoxification occurs via biotransformation mediated by enzymes in the host cells and in the digestive microbial flora. Some of the toxins or their metabolites may become fixed in animal or human tissues. However, most are eliminated in the urine, faeces and milk. In animals, toxicity is generally revealed as chronic minor troubles and only rarely causes death. The presence of mycotoxins in feeds may decrease feed intake and affect animal performance. In addition, the possible presence of toxic residues in edible animal products (milk, meat, offal), may have some detrimental effects on human health. Maximum acceptable doses in feeds and milk have been set for certain mycotoxins by international authorities. The potential risks of mycotoxins may be controlled by checking plant material for fungal contamination, by improving methods of cultivation, harvest and storage, by eliminating or diluting toxins from the contaminated food or feeds and by using adsorbents to reduce the bioavailability of toxins in the digestive tracts of animals.

Source: Asian Journal of Animal Sciences 2 ( 1 ): 7 - 25 , 2008

Abstract: Using NaI (Ti) gamma ray spectrometer, the activity concentration of Naturally Occurring Radionuclide (NOR) were determined in rock and soil samples from Navy quarry site, Abeokuta, South-Western, Nigeria. The ranges of activity concentrations of NOR in the rock were 98.75±13.28-142.93±31.09, 21.25±9.82-34.52±11.21 and 19.27±7.91-22.03±9.83 Bq kg-1 for 40K, 238U and 232Th. The calculated ranges of Absorbed Dose Rate (ADR), Annual Effective Dose (AED), Radium equivalent dose rate (Raeq) and External hazard index (Hex) were 27.51-33.59 nGy h-1, 48.26-56.03 μS y-1, 59.03-73.63 Bq kg-1 and 0.15-0.199, respectively. The range of activity concentration of the sampled soils were 40K (316.89±87.39-533.98±88.57 and 385.71±86.74-613.60±88.52 Bq kg-1), 238U (38.74±13.09-72.89±20.76 and 35.70±8.48-67.98±16.76 Bq kg-1) and 232Th (29.87±11.67-54.26±14.97 and 24.23±8.90-51.90±22.08 Bq kg-1). Similarly, the corresponding ranges of ADR, AED, Raeq and Hex were 60.30-89.76 nGy h-1, 73.96-110.08 μSv y-1, 129.30-191.60 Bq kg-1, 0.34-0.52 and 50.15-84.59 nGy h-1, 61.51-103.76 μSv y-1, 106.55-180.58 Bq kg-1 and 0.29-0.49, respectively at the two depths of soil sampling. All the sampled rock and soil have Raeq values lower than 370 Bq kg-1 recommended limit by Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) while the mean AED of the sampled soil were higher than world recommended dose value of 70 μS y-1. Hence, the food crops grown on the soil of the study area will be rich in NOR. There will be need for routine assessment of radionuclide contents of the rocks and soils of the quarry site.

Source: Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 5 ( 7 ): 506 - 513 , 2012

Abstract: The purpose of this study was the review of radio nuclides transfers to plant/soil by mycorrhizas, soil animals and soil microbes. Radio iodine 125 is as a surrogate of I-129 which has complex ecosystems because they can involve diverse reaction with soil type, plant species and vegetative. High variability is observed in radio iodine migration and redistribution patterns in contaminated soils. In the long term, the soil compartment represents the major reservoir of radio iodine which can give rise to long-term plant and hence food contamination. The contamination of various specific plant products has commonly been quantified using the transfer factor which integrates various environmental parameters including soil and plant type, root distribution as well as nature and vertical distribution of the deposits. Long lasting availability of some radio iodine was to be source of much transfer in plant/soil ecosystems in soils. Transport of radioiodine to lower layers proceeds very slowly. The experiment indicated that I 125 was mobile only within the saturated/low redox zone at the base of the soil column and accumulated in the zone of transition between anoxic and oxic soil conditions. Maximum contamination of tree components with radio iodine was associated with hydro morphic areas with thick humus layers. The rate of contaminant was being determined by the dynamics of radio iodine in aquatic ecosystems. A model had been developed by applying the selection of plant varieties used for animal feeding, the plants' growing cycles and harvests, the animal feeding practices and the human consumption rates for iodine radioactivity in soil, plants and animal products.

Source: Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 4 ( 6 ): 596 - 602 , 2011

Abstract: Sustainable organic food consumption has begun to play an important and influential role in the purchasing decisions of millions of global consumers due to increasing concern about health and environmental issues. This study aims to explore the influence of attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, health consciousness and environmental concern on organic food purchase intentions among Thai-Cambodian cross-border consumers. A modified version of the theory of planned behavior was adopted as the research framework of study analysis and hypotheses. Data was collected from 400 Thai consumers in Sa Kaeo province, Thailand and 400 Cambodian consumers in Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia. The regression results of Thai consumers indicate that all variables are significant and health consciousness and subjective norms were important and found to be the top two predictors of organic purchase intention. In contrast to Cambodian consumers, the results demonstrate that attitude and subjective norms have no positively significant relationship to purchase intention. However, health consciousness, environmental concern and perceived behavioral control can be used to predict the organic food purchasing intention of Cambodian consumers.

Source: Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 7 ( 5 ): 294 - 305 , 2014

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CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

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MARC & CO INC MARK PRECIOUS METALS INC NETWORK CORP NIEFELD INC O TEXTILE INC ONE LAMINATING CORP OTTAVINO CORP P COAT APRON LINEN SUPPL P DEVELOPMENT & SERVICES COR P PRODUCTS LTD PANZA & SONS LTD. PARISER TRADING CO PAUL VICTOR PC PIX ENTERTATIMENT INC PROFESSIONAL CORP R FUELS INC R INDUSTRIES R ROUBIN SONS INC REAL NY BARGAIN RESNICK TEXTILE CO INC ROSENBLUM RUSSO WRECKING INC S C I S CHEMICALS INC S GOLDMEN COMPANY S TEXTILE INC SCAUZILLO SON INC STEINAM COMPANY INC STELLA SHOW INC T CROSS COMPANY T FINANCIAL INFOORMMATION T IRON WORKS INC T KEARNEY INC T L B SPORTSWEAR INC T LIMITED T R JEWELRY INC TO Z VENDING SERVICES TOUCH OF IVY INC TRENKMANN EST INC TRIBE CALLED QUEST, INC. USPC CORPORATION UZZO COMPANY V A CARTING CORP V SANITATION & RECYCLING INC V SERVICES INC W & S CONSTRUCTION CO INC W BERTSCH, INC. W ELECTRONICS INC W MANUFACTURING CORP

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 34.01 6.80 88.66 66.66 70.71 52.50 61.80 37.16 2.38 0.68 9.24 22.91 66.94 49.10 4.05 94.86 0.66 74.80 0.98 46.16 26.30 38.65 0.84 72.05 42.21 44.33 11.02 12.70 0.38 4.59 32.47 21.40 13.36 14.36 3.55 86.41 35.91 14.36 97.95 41.60 82.15 5.15 4.68 3.84 16.16 99.75 70.12 37.90 4.82

NAME A W MEYER COMPANY INC A WEP COMPANY INC A WILLARD IVERS INC A WIMFHEIMER BRO INC A Y MC DONALD MFG CO A Y SALES INC A 1 AIR COMPRESSOR SERVICE COR A. GOLD, INC. A. J SIRIS PRODUCTS CORP A. J. PACE & CO INC A. KINGSBURY CO., INC. A. MICHAEL KRIEGER, INC. A. SULKA & CO., LTD. A.C. NIELSEN CO. A.C. WEARY, INC. A.COLLINS PLUMBING ,HEATING CO A.D. WINSTON SERVICE INC. A.F.C. ENTERPRISES, INC. A.F.I. FOODSERVICE DISTRIBUTOR A.J. SHEEPSKIN & LEATHER OUTER A.L. LIEBMAN & SON INC A.S. EXPORT (INDIA) INC. A.T.I. TELECOM INC A.V. III A HOLDINGS INC A.W. YOUNG PRINTING CO INC A&B SCANS INC A&L CONSULTANTS, LTD. A&M WHOLESALE HARDWARE COAKA A A-MED INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY INC A-ONE FORKLIFT SERVICE, INC. A-TECH RESTORATION INC A-1 CONVEYOR INC A-1 INTERNATIONAL COURIER SERV A-1 LIMOUSINE INC A-1 PACKAGING PRODUCTS INC A:PROMPT COMPUTER TELEPROMPTIN AA FOODS INC AA TRUCK RENTING CORP. AAA BROTHERS EXTERMINATORS, IN AAA PHOTGRAPHIC BUSINESS CARDS AAA PLUMBING HEATING DRAIN CL AAA REFRIGERATION SERVICE INC AAA TOBACCO & WHOLESALE INC AAAS SCIENCE PUBLICATIONS INC AACON CONTRACTING CO INC AAF - MCQUAY INC AAMSCO LIGHTING CO AAON INC AARCO PRODUCTS INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 4.69 11.87 61.36 8.06 0.11 70.16 40.00 94.41 4.57 79.77 20.25 75.65 41.72 4.31 52.99 45.88 89.10 89.80 13.88 65.88 66.13 83.08 96.29 13.89 15.14 61.50 35.80 11.47 66.60 26.83 22.14 19.65 30.24 1.72 88.41 44.46 24.26 73.00 22.49 42.17 3.78 47.62 10.96 6.61 19.39 0.40 6.15 0.66 5.15

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AARGO SERV INC AARGO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION INC AARON ASHLEY INC AARON BRING CHEVROLET CO INC AARON KAMHI INC AARON MARCUS , ASSOC INC AARON PERKIS INC AARON REZNY INC AARON STERN PC AAT COMMUNICATION CORP AAT COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS COR AAWB INC AB & S WAREHOUSE AB COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC ABA TRUCKING CORP ABACO STEEL PRODUCTS INC ABACROME INC ABACUS DIRECT CORP. ABACUS DISTRUBITION SYSTEMS IN ABACUS TRAINING CENTER INC ABALINE PAPER PROD INC ABALON EXTERMINATING CO INC ABATECH INDUSTRIES INC ABATELLI REALTUY COMPANY INCOR ABB DAIMLER BENZ TRANSPORTATIO ABB LUMMUS GLOBAL INC ABB POWER T&D CO, INC. ABB SUSA INC ABBA ACCESSORIES INC ABBE ENGINEERING CO ABBE J CARNI INC ABBEVILLE PRESS INC ABBEY NATIONAL TREASURY INT'L ABBEY NECKWARE, INC. (FORMERLY DUNLEIGH-T ABBEY TOOL AND PARTY RENT ALL ABBOTT CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC ABBOTT INDUSTRIES INC ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC ABBY ELLISON QUALITATIVE ABC BEEPER & CELLULAR COM INC ABC CABLE AND INTERNATIONAL ABC CARPET CO INC ABC CONTRACTING DEPOT INC ABC DISPLAY SUPPLY INC ABC INC ABC INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ABC LINE STRIPPING CORP ABC NEWS INTL INC ABC OHARA, INC.

97.15 97.47 12.85 51.58 28.82 4.85 7.17 65.56 52.70 15.77 95.13 25.92 6.29 7.55 5.80 1.07 76.23 6.60 0.36 52.65 82.68 95.79 60.14 64.20 0.34 0.03 0.04 0.66 16.54 72.57 15.81 42.23 11.64 69.20 53.91 61.39 59.66 0.33 80.73 19.80 32.65 9.13 14.00 3.35 7.53 47.71 22.00 16.58 74.28

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ABC RADIO NETWORK, INC. ABC SPORTS INC ABC SPORTS MARKETING INC ABC UNITED TRADING CORP ABCO PEERLESS SPRINKLER CORP ABCO REFRIGERATION SUPPLY CORP ABEC INDUSTRIES ABEETEE, INC. ABEL HEALTH MGMT SERVICE INC ABEL NOSER CORP ABEL TECHNOLOGIES INC ABELE, INC. ABELES ASSOC INC ABELES PHILLIPS PREISS SHAPIRD ABELES PROD ABELL FARBICS INC ABERCROMBIE FITCH INC ABERDEEN PLASTICS CO INC ABERDEEN SPORTSWEAR INC ABERLYN HOLDING COMPANY, INC. ABERT TRADING INC ABF EQUIPMENT CORP ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC ABG FASHIONS INC ABIE THE GLAZIER INC ABIGAIL KIRSCH AT TAPPAN ABKCO INDUSTRIES INC ABKIT INC ABLE HEALTH CARE SERVICE INC ABLE HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICE ABLE INTERCONNECT CORP ABLE NET INC ABLE RESTORATION CORPORATION ABLE SECURITY CORP ABM ENGINEERING SERVIES COMPAN ABN AMRO CREDIT CORP ABN AMRO INVESTMENT SERVICES I ABN AMRO SECURITIES USA INC ABN AMRO SERVICES COMPANY INC ABN AMRO TREASURY & CAPITAL IN ABNER HERRMAN BROCK INC ABOLISH PEST CONTROL CO ABOUT SPORTSWEAR INC ABOVE ALL MAINTENANCE CO INC ABRAHAM G LEVIN PC ABRAHAM GROSS SONS INC ABRAHAM HERSCHLAG INC ABRAHAM SUNSHINE MD PC ABRAMOWITZ KINGSLAND SCHIFF ARCHITECTS, P.C

21.74 15.13 1.69 67.97 39.10 56.19 45.08 40.04 0.43 98.94 92.00 0.50 34.84 78.10 21.14 64.72 3.02 34.36 14.07 21.12 66.66 10.84 0.58 19.15 69.00 9.26 43.22 8.40 29.37 1.74 96.69 0.10 73.02 29.07 6.76 0.32 6.80 49.63 0.91 13.52 36.32 75.02 34.85 1.80 68.02 92.58 84.77 99.73 52.07

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ABRAMS CO INC ABRAMS GENTILE ENTERTAINMENT ABRAMS TRAVEL INC. ABS GROUP OF COMPANIES INC ABS MARINE SERVICES, INC. ABS MARINE SVCS INC ABS QUALITY EVALUATIONS INC ABS WORLDWIDE TECHNICAL SVC ABSOLUTE FIXTURE SERVICES INC ABSOLUTE LIFE SAFETY SECURITY ABSOLUTE SECURITY NETWORK INC ABSOLUTE SOLUTIONS INC ABSOLUTELY PROSTAFFING INC ABSOLUTELY TERRY CO INC ABSTRACTA STRUCTURES INC ABT CORPORATION ABW ENTERPRISES INC ABX AIR INC AC HOLDING INC AC TECHNOLOGY UNITED CORP ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT INC ACADEMIC SYSTEMS CORP ACADEMY BUS TOURS INC ACADEMY CHAIR RENTING C ACADEMY EXPRESS, INC. ACADEMY HAIR SPECIALISTS INC ACADEMY LINES INC ACADEMY PROFESSIONAL ACAL TECHNOLOGY INC ACC CONSTRUCTION CORP. ACC LONG DISTANCE CORP ACC SHIPPING USA LTD ACCARDI ELECTRIC MOTOR CO INC ACCARDI INDUSTRIAL DESIGN INC ACCENT MAINTENANCE CORP ACCENT MERCANTILE INC ACCESS BAG N PACK INC ACCESS CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES IN ACCESS METHODS INC ACCESS NORTHERN SECURITY INC ACCESS RADIOLOGY CORPORATION ACCESS RENTALS INC ACCESS 3000 INC ACCESSORIES ASSOCIATES INC ACCESSORIES SALES CORPORATION ACCESSORY ACCENT, INC ACCESSORY FASHIONS INC ACCESSORY NETWORK GROUP, INC. ACCESSORY STREET INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 82.40 28.82 43.08 0.20 1.70 1.40 0.53 0.47 29.22 66.13 62.35 99.55 99.20 43.60 25.98 21.98 90.50 1.40 3.03 50.00 4.66 0.62 8.60 90.74 0.60 82.34 6.89 15.25 12.51 85.90 4.43 35.71 51.06 88.53 15.18 12.32 3.14 16.96 1.38 66.15 1.50 1.62 38.67 4.10 93.97 44.68 40.18 34.21 48.30

NAME ACCIDENT PREVENTION ACCLAIM COMICS INC. ACCO USA INC ACCOR NORTH AMERICA CORP ACCORD ELECTRIC INC ACCORD PIPE FABRICATORS INC ACCOUNTABILITY SERVICES INC ACCOUNTING PROS INC ACCREDITED ENVIRONMENTAL TECHN ACCTRACK COMPUTER CONSULTANT I ACCU ANESTHESIA PC ACCU SAFE INC ACCURATE AUTO LEASING LTD. ACCURATE ENGINEERED CONCRETE I ACCURATE IMAGING INC. ACCUSTAFF INCORPORATED ACCUTEL COMMUNICATIONS INC ACCUTEMP HEATING AIR ACCUTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS IN ACE AND ACME INC ACE AUDIO VISUAL INC ACE BONE INC ACE BOX LANDAU CO INC ACE ELEVATOR CO INC ACE INVESTORS INC ACE LOCKSMITH COMPANY ACE MEDICAL CO ACE MEDICAL SUPPLY CO ACE METRO EMERGENCY RESPONCE S ACE OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR INC ACE PACKING CO INC ACE SERVICES INC ACE SURGICAL SUPPLY CO INC ACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. ACE WIRE & CAROLE CO INC ACE WIRE AND CABLE CO INC ACE WIRE BRUSH CO INC ACER AMERICA CORP ACER/EXCELINC ACETYLENE SUPPLY COMPANY ACFR INDUSTRIES INC ACHESON THORNTON DOYLE ARCH. P ACI ASSOCIATES INC. ACI INC ACI US, INC ACKER & JABLOW FABRICS LTD ACKER AND JABLOW FABRICS LTD ACKER KNITTING MILLS INC ACKERMAN ELECTRICAL CONT

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 86.22 66.66 8.77 0.18 0.45 83.53 77.60 3.22 4.83 92.08 63.36 33.78 1.90 0.64 76.67 0.93 40.01 64.64 0.26 2.71 88.38 0.04 23.67 65.14 1.44 10.10 0.27 57.35 24.17 42.89 96.79 5.21 95.97 1.47 72.20 71.80 57.79 0.04 0.79 8.30 63.57 78.14 0.19 50.62 3.62 35.23 27.50 12.86 36.76

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ACL EQUIPMENT CORP. ACM GOVT INCOME FUND ACM GOVT SEC FUND INC ACM GOVT SPECTRUM FUND INC ACMC REALTY, INC. ACME AIR CONDITIONING INC. ACME ARCHITECTURAL PROD INC ACME DEVELOPMENT CORP. ACME FOAM CORP ACME MCCRARY CORP ACME METAL ACME PARTS INC ACME SMOKED FISH CORP ACONIT INC ACOR PROGRAMS, INC ACORN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ACORN HOLDING CORP ACORN SERVICES INC ACORN TENANTS UNION INC ACORS CLOTHIND CORP ACOUSTIGUIDE CORP ACOUSTILOG INC ACOUSTONE CORP ACP LUXURY CORP ACP REALTY GROUP INC ACQUADATA ENTRY SERV INC ACQUAVELLA CONTEMPORARY ART IN ACQUAVELLA GALLERIES IN ACR COSULTING INC ACR PAPER PRODUCTS INC ACR/NEW YORK INC ACS AIR CONTROL SERV INC ACS CONSULTING CORP\ ACS FINANCIAL & SECURITIES SER ACSEND DATA SYSTEMS INC ACT CARGO (USA) INC ACT INTERNATIONAL APPAREAL GRO ACT INV DELAWRE INC ACT INVESTMENTS INC ACT PROD INC ACTION AND LEISURE INC ACTION CUSTOM EXPEDITERS INC. ACTION DISTRIBUTORS INC ACTION INT'L REALTY CORP ACTION PACKAGING CORP ACTION REMEDIATION ACTION WEAR USA ACTIONSYSTEMS INC ACTIVATED COMMUNICATIONS, INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 14.43 21.82 23.73 15.42 2.60 20.05 72.24 0.11 0.82 3.33 51.19 54.98 83.63 34.14 1.72 27.93 2.70 5.04 94.53 42.47 24.80 99.79 84.34 72.80 97.23 71.54 48.39 64.03 87.02 84.56 99.90 7.83 50.01 20.48 79.45 51.07 19.98 30.38 30.38 1.30 57.03 10.71 87.66 46.78 61.59 10.46 9.72 1.38 42.45

NAME ACTIVE APPAREL GROUP, INC ACTIVE LEARNING CORP ACTMARK ASSOC INC ACTUALITY INC ACTUARIES INFORMATION MGMT SVC ACTURN INC ACTUS COMMERCE INC ACTV, INC. & SUBS ACUBELT INC ACUPUNTURE ASSOC PC ACUSHNET COMPANY ACUSON CORPORATION ACXIOM CORP AD MILLER CORP AD ONE CLASSIFIED NETWORK INC ADAM ASIA INC ADAM BUCKWALD COMPANY INC ADAM N WEISENBERG PC ADAM YOUNG INC ADAMOR, INC ADAMS BOOK CO INC ADAMS BRUSH MANUFACTURING CO., ADAMS ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT COMPA ADAMS HARKNESS AND HILLS INC ADAMS SANITATION RECYCLING COR ADAMS SMITH & CO INC ADAMY PRODUCTIONS INC ADANMS INSULATION INC ADAPTEC INC AND SUBSIDIARIES ADAVEND INC ADCAMP ASSOC INC ADCOM COMMUNICATION INC ADDICTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS I ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT I ADDRESSING SYSTEMS AND PRODS I ADECCO EMPLOYMENT SERVICES INC ADECCO FIELD MAGT INC ADELE FASHION KNITS INC ADELE ZASLOFF INC ADELFI BROTHERS FUEL CORP ADELFI REALTY CORP ADELHAEDT CONSTRUCTION CORP. ADELPHI SECURITY CORP. ADELS FASHION INC DBA LUXOR ADEMCO DISTRIBUTION INC ADEOSUN INC ADEPT NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES COR ADEQ., INC. ADES BROS INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 45.66 24.20 1.05 57.93 57.60 15.13 32.00 34.29 49.30 70.02 0.33 0.50 0.41 1.21 0.29 10.00 18.20 0.21 47.75 66.66 60.63 68.27 4.22 1.38 66.67 1.25 3.01 62.16 0.04 48.27 36.93 68.33 82.35 0.20 85.72 0.68 0.98 25.14 24.15 0.73 50.00 95.40 15.79 76.05 2.30 4.40 81.70 35.70 42.00

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ADES IMPORTS INC ADESSIE IMPORTS, LTD. ADEX CORP ADI PARTNERS INC ADIA SERVICES INC (CA) ADICA PONGO INC ADIDAS USA INC ADIRONDACK CHAIR CO., INC. ADIRONDACK TRANSIT LINES INC ADJACENT MARKET SYSTEMS INC ADJUSTABLE SHELVING PRODUCTS C ADJUSTORS CORPORATION OF AMERI ADLER AND SON CORP ADLER VALENTINE ASSOC LTD ADM INVESTOR S SERVICES INC ADMART ATTRACTIONS INC ADMATCH CORP ADMERASIA INC ADMINISTAFF COMPANIES INC ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANTS, IN ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION SYS ADMINISTRATIVE SALES ASSOC INC ADMINISTRATIVE SALES ASSOC TEMD/B/A ASA TEMP PERSO ADMIRAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES ADMIRAL MARINE CO INC ADMIRAL METALS SERVICERTER CO ADMIRAL WINE LIQUOR CO ADMORE AIR CONDITIONING ADOBE SYSTEMS INC ADOLPHS TRUCKING CO INC ADOPT A HIGHWAY MAINT. CORP. ADORABLE HAIR DO CORP ADORAMA INC ADORN FASHIONS INC ADPRESS INC ADPRO INC ADRIAN ALEXANDRU DUM PC ADRIANNA INC ADRIATIC WOOD PRODUCTS INC ADRIENNE LANDAU DESIGNS INC ADRIENNE VICTORIA DESIGNS, INC ADRIENNE VITTADINI ENTERPRISES ADRIENNE VITTADINI FOOTWEAR IN ADS ASSOC INC ADS CORP ADS METAL PRODUCTS CO INC ADSHEL INC ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS INC ADTEAM INCORPORATED

10.66 3.33 2.20 48.00 0.86 0.12 1.18 74.60 12.91 47.76 35.34 70.44 1.00 31.89 15.82 0.36 58.17 91.89 0.17 2.50 10.40 78.50 94.44 90.40 28.42 5.62 17.12 56.04 0.35 7.46 81.77 76.59 67.25 25.83 88.16 3.31 89.88 40.32 96.69 59.29 37.12 52.54 45.31 3.10 1.66 74.99 38.03 2.71 73.40

NAME ADTECH, INC. ADTIME U S A INC ADUL TVISION COMMUNICATIONS IN ADVAL COMM INC ADVANCE COMMUNICATION CORP ADVANCE COMPUTER SYSTEM INC ADVANCE DETECTIVE BUREAU INC ADVANCE MAGAZINE PUBLISHERS IN ADVANCE PROCESSING SYSTEMS INC ADVANCE PUBLICATIONS INC ADVANCE VISUALS, INC. ADVANCED ORTHOPEDIC TECH (NY) ADVANCED AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER C ADVANCED CAPITAL STRATEGIES IN ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR SYS IN ADVANCED COMM. RESOURCES INC ADVANCED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION OF L I ADVANCED DATA SYSTEMS CORPORAT ADVANCED DECISIONS INC ADVANCED DERMATOLOGY PC ADVANCED ELECTRICAL RESOURCES ADVANCED ELECTRONICS SOULTIONS ADVANCED ENERGY & LIGHTING INC ADVANCED EQUIPT INC ADVANCED FERTILITY SERVICES PC ADVANCED GRAPHIC SVCS INC ADVANCED INFORMATION SVC INC ADVANCED INSTITUTIONAL MGT SOF ADVANCED LIFT DESIGN INC ADVANCED LOGIC RESEARCH INC ADVANCED MAGT TECHNOLOGY INC ADVANCED MARKETING SEMINARS IN ADVANCED MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC. ADVANCED MODULAR SOLUTIONS, IN ADVANCED RESSOURCE MAGT INC ADVANCED SOLUTIONS INC ADVANCED TECH INTL INC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY LABORATORI ADVANCED THERMAL PRODUCTS, INC ADVANCED VOICE SOLUTIONS INC ADVANCES AFFILIATES INC ADVANTAGE CAPITAL CORPORATION ADVANTAGE DENTAL REPAIR CO INC ADVANTAGE HLHTCARE INC ADVANTAGE SERVICES INCORPORATE ADVANTAGE TECHNOLOGIES INC ADVANTAGE USA ADVANTECH CORPORATION

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 0.80 3.22 7.22 26.83 0.73 55.55 48.00 14.84 2.20 4.00 32.29 46.10 45.81 83.74 0.43 95.37 12.48 53.50 13.99 92.06 55.70 5.63 99.83 93.36 11.40 94.93 56.11 70.00 1.26 1.24 0.39 0.37 0.19 2.45 3.70 0.80 25.49 9.22 1.16 52.24 37.06 5.57 5.66 0.27 36.80 35.87 92.80 1.58 1.26

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ADVANTEDGE TELEVISION ADVERTIS ADVENT DEVELOPMENT CORP ADVENT SOFTWARE INC ADVENTURE ENTERPRISES, INC. ADVERTISING INFORMATION ADVISE & CONSENT INC ADWAR CASTING CO LTD ADWARE SYSTEMS INC AE NATHAN CO INC AEA INVESTORS INC AEGINA TRAVEL INC AEGIS ENERGY ADVISORS CORP AEI MUSIC NETWORK INC AELTUS INVEST MANAGE INC AEON INTERCULTURAL USA CORP. AEORO FILTER DEV CORP AERO SNOW REMOVAL CORP AERO SUPPORT HOLDINGS INC AERO SUPPORT INC AERONAUTICAL RADIO, INC. AEROTEK AESCULAP, INC. AESOP LEASING CORP AESOP LEASING CORP II AEST INC. AETNA INTERNATIONAL CORP AEW II CROP AFA PROTECTIVE SERVICES INC AFAX INC AFCO CREDIT CORP. AFD CONTRACT FURNITURE INC AFD DELAWARE INC AFFIANCE ELE CORP AFFILIATED BUILDING INC AFFILIATED ENVIRONMENTAL SERVI AFFILIATED MANAGERS GROUP INC AFFILIATED PERIODONTISTS OF JE AFFILIATED REPORTERS INC AFFINITY INSURANCE SERVICE INC AFFLIATED RISK CONTROL ADMINIS AFFORDABLE ABATEMENT CORP AFFORDABLE GEM CORP AFFORDABLE LEATHER GALLERY LTD AFG CREDIT CORP AFGHAN AMERICAN TRADING AFGL INTERNATIONAL INC AFMC INC. AFT INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT SYSTINC. AFTAB & SAVITT PC

50.00 79.07 21.15 56.24 88.00 24.29 13.20 3.18 20.38 24.67 74.91 67.63 0.40 0.13 30.78 0.40 18.57 58.75 53.31 11.78 1.44 0.65 8.15 3.17 24.60 71.43 32.51 23.13 1.51 28.30 58.30 4.19 63.14 3.85 40.60 9.63 0.48 91.03 6.04 98.52 66.66 67.55 13.39 1.90 14.49 82.20 35.79 52.45 16.95

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AFZAL INC AG LICHTENSTEIN ASSOC INC AG SODA CORPORATION AGA GAS, INC. AGAIN TRADING CORP AGAINST GRAVITY APPAREL INC AGAM CONSTRUCTORS INC AGAMEMMNON PROPERTIES INC AGASSI ENTERPRISES INC AGE COMMODITY CLEARING CORP AGE GROUP LTD AGE WAVE HEALTH SVCES., INC & DIARIES AGENCY COM LTD AGENCY FOR PERFORMING ARTS AGENDA USA INC AGGREGATE SALES INC AGHALARPOUR BROS IMPORT & EXPO AGI CONSTRUCTION CO AGI INC AGILE NETWORKS, INC. AGIP PETROLEUM CO INC AGIVI INC FORMERLY KNOWN AS AD AGNIKA INC AGO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LTD. AGORA COSMETICS INC AGOSTINO ANTIQUES LTD AGOURON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. AGRA INTERNATIONAL INC AGRA SERV LTD AGRA SRV BROKERAGE CO INC AGREXCO (USA) LTD. AGRICAPITAL CORP AGRIPROCESSORS INC AGRIVERT INC. AGVATRAN USA AHDOOT ORIENTAL RUGS INC AHDOUT TRADING CORP AHEARN HOLTYMAN AHI INVESTMENT 111 INC AHI LIMITED AHOLD REAL ESTATE CORPORATION AHRENS FLEISSLER INC AH1 HOLDING CORP & SUBSIDIARIE AIA ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATION AIC CONFERENCES INC AID ASSOCIATES INC AID AUTO STORES INC AIDES AT HOME INC AIESE ASSOCIATES INC

68.91 23.74 0.07 0.20 68.33 46.08 63.07 94.93 0.11 47.02 36.93 2.00 95.19 30.10 99.60 48.89 78.84 62.96 3.40 8.81 4.11 42.47 31.92 6.40 50.80 55.35 3.69 66.66 80.79 75.11 76.70 61.83 8.43 1.94 23.90 33.53 25.43 4.30 7.06 16.23 2.49 8.09 16.43 85.40 66.90 84.18 26.26 31.37 1.40

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME AIF III MNGMNT INC AIG ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP INC AIG ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES AIG CAPITAL PARTNERS INC AIG CLREARING CORP AIG COMBINED RISKS HOLDINGS I AIG CONSUMER FINANCE GROUP IN AIG ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT I AIG FINANCE HOLDING INC AIG GLOBAL INVESTMENT GROUP, I AIG INSURANCE SERVICES INC AIG INTERNATIONAL INC C/O TAX AIG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES GRO AIG OF SPAIN HOLDINGS INC AIG REAL EST INVEST MANAGMENT AIG TRADING CORP AIG WARRANTY SERVICES & INSURA AIMPAR INC AIN AMERICA CORPORATION AIN PLASTICS INC AINA HOLDINGS INC AIOC HOLDINGS INC. AIP MANAGEMENT CORP AIP MANAGEMENT CORPORATION II AIR CARGO INC AIR CARGO PARTNERS, LTD. AIR CARRIER SERVICES INC AIR CLEAN CO INC AIR CLEAN INC AIR CONDITIONING TEST BALANCE AIR DESIGN INC AIR DISTRIBUTION ENT INC AIR EXPRESS INTL USA INC AIR FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS INTL AIR LINK USA INC AIR MALTA CO LTD. AIR MARKET EXPRESS LTD AIR MASTER COLWYN WINDOWS INC AIR PEGASUS CORP AIR PEGASUS HELIPORT INC AIR SEA FORWARDERS INC AIR SEA PACKING NY INC AIR SHIELDS INC AIR STREAM AIRCONDITIONING COR AIR TITE MANUFACTURING INC AIR TRAVEL DISCOUNTS, INC. AIR UKRAINE AMERICA, LTD AIR UKRAINE AMERICA, LTD. AIR WORKS SYSTEMS INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 52.25 37.32 38.43 35.40 99.96 11.34 29.79 15.83 0.82 0.85 19.14 5.00 56.37 10.53 40.76 1.00 5.56 7.10 2.78 2.76 0.49 30.70 25.00 25.00 1.00 7.80 1.75 0.90 23.63 16.00 0.04 23.13 8.05 26.18 61.67 0.12 50.18 35.82 88.85 89.19 1.56 97.45 0.54 37.79 21.33 83.40 90.24 86.68 96.60

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AIRBORNE FOWARDING CORP AIRBORNE FREIGHT CORP AIRCALL INC AIRCAST INC AIRCRAFT SUPPLIES INC AIRDEX AIR CONDITIONING INC AIRFLEX INDUSTRIAL INC AIRLINE CARGO SVC INC AIRLINES REPORTING CORP AIRLOGIX INC AIRMART USA AIRMATIC COMPRESSOR SALES AND AIRMONT PUBLISHING CO INC AIRNET SYS INC AIRPORT MEDIA INT'L INC AIRPORT SERVICE LTD AIRPORT THEATRES INC AIRSTREAM FOOD INC AIRVEL AIRCONDITIONING CORP AIRWAIR 1996 LIMITED AIRWAVES PRODUCTIONS INC AIRWAY CAM TECHNOLOGIES INC AIRWAY INDUSTRIES INC AIRWELD INC AJ CORBETT & SONS ILLINOIS INC AJ DYNAMICS INC AJ EQUITIES LTD AJ FACTS INC AJ TRADING CORP AJA CENTRAL STATION MONITORING AJAX FIRE SPRINKLER DESIGN COR AJAY GEN CONT CO AJAY NAYYAR CORP AJAY TRUCKING CORP AJF AUTO BODY SUPPLIES AJF ELECTRIC INC AJILON SERV INC AJINOMOTO USA INC AJL ASSOCIATES LTD. AK FOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC AKA CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. AKA PEST CONTROL INC AKA REPS INC AKBA-WALDENSIAN INC AKEMI AND CO AKF PEST CONTROL INC AKKUED IFFUCE SUPPLIES AND FURE INC AKRF INC AKS TIMEWEAR INC

2.15 4.54 29.76 2.34 63.93 35.30 31.59 3.00 3.27 7.95 41.16 1.83 7.10 3.68 68.50 85.00 3.98 13.93 66.66 1.65 0.81 50.00 2.04 34.41 51.23 11.30 0.96 42.62 79.33 76.02 47.66 4.52 19.34 26.66 79.60 97.00 0.17 2.22 6.71 20.77 13.34 99.69 78.42 3.38 4.90 6.43 5.74 57.20 66.66

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ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AKW SYSTEMS, INC. AKZO NOBLE SALT INC AKZO SERVICES INC AL BURBANK , COMP AL LIEBERS GOLF EQUIP INC AL ROTH HOLDING CORP AL-AHRAM INTERNATIONAL, NO. AM LTD. AL-MAR OF NY CORP ALADDIN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS ALADDIN MILLS INC ALADDIN SYNERGETICS INC ALAIN BOUBLIL MUSIC LTD ALAMAC KNIT FABRICS INC ALAN B SLIFKA CO LTD ALAN B SPERBER M D P C ALAN BENASULI CAPITAL MANAGEME ALAN D AXELROD PA ALAN D REID P C ALAN DREY CO INC ALAN FRANKEN, INC. ALAN J KAZAN P A ALAN J MAZEL DDS PC ALAN J STRAUS PC ALAN JAY LIFKIN MEDICAL SERVIC ALAN L LAVES PC ALAN LANGSNER MD PC ALAN M BERRY P C ALAN M MEYERBERG DPM P C ALAN MENCHEL INC ALAN R BUSH INC ALAN S COOPER PC ALAN WACHTEL MD PC ALANNA INC ALANRIC FOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC ALANTEL CORPORATION & SUBSIDIA ALARIS MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC ALARM WAREHOUSE ALARMGUARD OF CONNECTIFUT INC ALASKA SUISAN CORP ALASKA TEXTILE CO INC ALATEN CO INC ALBA FORWARDING CO INC ALBA SEAFOOD CORP ALBA SPECIALTY SEAFOOD CO INC ALBAN SERVICE INDUSTRIES INC ALBANESE DEVELOPMENT CORP ALBANI, BAYEUX, INC. ALBATROSS USA INC ALBERMARLE CORPORATION

72.60 1.17 16.51 55.65 53.61 0.22 38.21 25.00 63.61 0.57 2.10 52.87 1.80 0.22 82.50 0.20 21.08 10.28 10.14 90.33 21.07 30.27 59.40 18.99 10.14 33.00 0.48 91.79 87.83 76.92 7.07 80.00 53.15 0.13 0.16 0.67 9.47 1.53 56.64 47.40 63.85 29.59 50.00 37.09 11.00 32.49 7.60 71.07 0.04

NAME ALBERMARLE THEATRE INC ALBERN INVESTORS INC ALBERT ASHER INC ALBERT B ASHFORTH INC ALBERT H VELA CO INC ALBERT HORNBLASS MD PC ALBERT J COOPERMAN ASSOC INC ALBERT KEMPERLE INC ALBERT L ACKERMAN HARVEY TOP ALBERT M GREENFIELD CO ALBERT PASTORE WARD ALBERT PEARLMAN INC ALBERT USTER IMPORTS INC ALBERT WEISS AIR CONDITIONING ALBERTO CULVER USA INC ALBERTS FINE JWLS INC ALBIN GUSTAFSON CO ALBY & ASSOCIATES INC ALC MANAGEMENT CORP ALCAN RUBBER AND CHEMICAL INC ALCAR GROUP INC (THE) ALCATEL NETWORK SYSTEMS INC ALCATEL NETWORK SYSTEMS, INC ALCAZAR HOMES, LTD ALCHEMY CAPITAL CORP (DEL) ALCO CAPITAL GROUP INC ALCO WINDOW CLEANING CO INC ALCOM PRINTING GROUP INC ALCOMA CORP ALCON LABORATORIES INC ALCONOX INC ALCOR PETROLEUM CORP ALCOTT STAFF LEASING INC ALCYONE PLUMBING CO., INC. ALDEN CAPITAL MARKETS ALDEN G PEARCE,A PROFESSIONAL ALDIK ARTIFICIAL FLOWER CO IN ALDINE CORP D B A ALDO HAT CORP ALDO US INC ALDORO INC ALDRIDGE ARTS & ANTIQUES INC ALEF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING IN ALERT ELEVATOR IND INC ALERT GLASS SHADE INC ALES GROUP U S A ALESSANDRO LTD ALEX AND HENRYS REST INC ALEX APPAREL GROUP INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 21.00 0.10 82.97 33.56 59.70 92.49 15.94 17.47 73.80 4.18 6.99 74.48 0.54 4.60 0.30 91.49 99.52 84.84 31.67 22.97 9.70 1.22 1.03 17.01 50.00 0.05 95.58 5.13 14.72 0.37 61.32 10.04 21.51 12.21 9.54 30.28 3.20 2.10 31.38 9.33 82.29 4.36 84.13 24.96 33.33 55.99 50.20 13.44 62.26

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ALEX BROWN & SONS INC ALEX BROWN LEASING SERVICES IN ALEX DESIGNS INC ALEX DONNER ENTERTAINMENT CORP ALEX LOCADIA INC ALEX NOEL INC ALEX RYSLIK ALEX. BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY, ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INT L IN ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INTERNATINC ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES ALEXANDER ALEXANDER BENEFITS S ALEXANDER CAROET CO INC OF NJ ALEXANDER COMMUNICATIONS GROUP ALEXANDER DOLL COMPANY INC ALEXANDER HOWDEN RE INSURANCE ALEXANDER LAUFER AND SON INC ALEXANDER WESCOTT HOLDING CO., ALEXANDRA CHAMPALIMAUD ASSOC. ALEXANDRA DESIGNS INC ALEXANDRA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENF/K/A HERMES CAPITAL ALEXANER WALDMAN DIAMOND CO IN ALEXIA ADMOR FRENCH DESIGNER G ALEXKITTAY INC ALEXSIS RISK MANAGEMENT SERVIC ALEXXUS INC ALF GRAPHICS INC ALF RENTAL COMPANY, INC ALFAX WHOLESALE FURNITURE INC ALFIE PRODUCTIONS CO INC ALFONSO ASSOCIATES INC ALFORD CONTAINER CORP ALFRED ANGELO INC ALFRED BERG, INC. ALFRED DUNHILL (NORTH AMERICA) ALFRED DUNHILL OF LONDON ALFRED DUNNER INC ALFRED I GREENBERG & ASSOCIATE ALFRED M RIZZO CPA PC ALFRED SECURITIES INC ALFRED T CULLIFORD MD PC ALFRED V GRECO P C ALFRED V MEYERS INC ALFREDO LAMANNA TRUCKING INC ALGAR HOMES INC ALGER ASSOC INC ALGER CREATIONS INC ALGO APPAREL LTD ALGORITHMIC ARTS INC

9.99 7.80 41.94 71.56 69.11 72.89 29.57 1.16 0.21 0.24 7.22 7.90 18.93 68.52 50.90 40.81 52.37 30.20 69.15 51.66 81.80 76.57 64.98 74.98 1.53 1.95 90.00 29.71 38.13 68.25 0.19 36.39 0.76 82.00 29.19 35.12 7.43 79.03 11.51 86.97 43.13 94.41 75.00 75.10 13.99 9.61 54.73 4.48 16.00

NAME ALGRUN METALS AND MINERALS COR ALI KHAN DESIGNS INC ALIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SERI ALIAS, LTD ALICARE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT ALICE STURZINGER LTD ALICIA FASHION INC ALIGN COMMUNICATIONS INC ALIRIC INC ALIRON INTL INC ALISON MARTIN INTERIORS LTD ALISON PRICE LTD ALIVE N KICKIN INC ALIVEST INC ALIVIMAR MFG CO INC ALKAHN LABELS INC ALKIT PRO CAMERA INC ALL AMERICAN COMMUNUCATIONS IN ALL AMERICAN MEDICAL & SURGICA ALL BORO PAYROLL SERVICES INC ALL CITY CONTRACTING & CLEANIN ALL CITY SPORTS MARKETING INC ALL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION ALL COUNTY TELECOM INC ALL FACTS INVESTIGATIONS, INC. ALL FASHIONS IMPORTS INC. ALL GLOVES, INC. ALL IS DUPL REPAIR INC ALL ISLAND ALLERGY MEDICAL CAR ALL ISLAND EQUIP CORP ALL MAKES HEATING & A C CORP ALL METRO AIDS OF FLUSHING INC ALL METRO AIDS OF WEST CORP ALL METRO AIDS, INC. ALL NATIONS TOURS INC ALL PAYMENT SERVICES INC. ALL PAYMENTS NEW YORK INC ALL PHASE HOME POWER CORP ALL PRO AIR DELIVERY INC ALL PRO SECURITY INC ALL SEASON MOVER, INC. ALL SEASONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALL SERVICE COMPUTER RENTAL IN ALL SERVICE EQUIPMENT CORP ALL SHORE INDUSTRIES INC ALL STAR CAFE NY INC ALL STAR REPORTING SERVICE IN ALL STATE AIR CONTROL SALES C ALL STATE FUEL CO.,INC.

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 3.12 17.37 30.73 35.70 6.17 69.88 80.66 92.76 38.69 2.91 5.63 69.90 0.60 74.14 64.46 20.06 91.45 12.11 98.92 64.00 21.40 52.48 6.36 78.99 11.21 31.40 75.81 0.67 66.83 0.83 1.77 88.00 12.74 12.89 95.19 2.78 98.43 17.26 37.44 30.50 7.25 32.81 39.00 28.70 67.50 39.25 31.02 13.33 69.37

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ALL SYSTEMS FURNITURE INST INC ALL TECH INVESTMENT GROUP INC ALL TIRE EQUIP SUPP CORP ALL TYPE DATA SYSTEMS INC ALL VEHICLE LEASING INC ALL WOMEN'S OB/GYN CARE P C ALL WOMENS HEALTH MED SERV PC ALL WOOD PRODUCTS MFG., CORP ALL-AMERICAN TERM TRUST INC ALL-SPEC STATIC CONTROL INC ALL-STAR IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM ALLALEMDJIAN FUR CORP ALLAN B. FRIEDLAND M.D. P.C ALLAN B. MUCHIN, PC ALLAN H. HELLER ENTERPRISES IN ALLAN IND INC ALLAN STONE GALLERIES INC ALLBORO PIPING CORP ALLE PROCESSING CORP ALLECRAM SERVICES INC ALLEE KING ROSEN FLEMING ALLEGHANY CORP ALLEGHENY POWER SERVICE CORP ALLEGIANCE BUSINESS ARCHIVES ALLEGIANCE HEALTHCARE CORP ALLEGRA GOLD INC ALLEGRIA INC ALLEN & CARON INC. ALLEN ARBITRAGE ALLEN BAILEY TAG & LABEL INC ALLEN BUILDERS CORP ALLEN CAPITAL INCORPORATED ALLEN COMPANY INCORPORATED ALLEN D EVERITT KNITTING CO ALLEN FAMILY FOODS INC ALLEN HEALTH CARE SERVICES INC ALLEN I ISAACSON ALLEN J KLEIN ALLEN LUBOW INC. ALLEN P. MILLER, P.C. ALLEN PRODUCTS COMPANY INC ALLEN TOWER CORP ALLEN-EDMONDS SHOE CORP. ALLERGO INTIMATES INC ALLERGO TRANSPORT RECYCLING IN ALLERTON PRESS INC ALLEY MUSIC CORP ALLEYNE CO CPA PC ALLFRESH FOOD PRODUCTS INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 21.08 1.55 79.93 66.69 5.71 13.72 26.87 1.33 3.99 53.95 1.16 34.44 51.05 0.48 75.30 5.43 47.19 97.40 72.10 26.68 87.82 0.43 3.79 4.52 1.48 73.00 3.52 18.30 19.32 0.56 97.51 58.35 6.02 2.71 5.76 62.01 87.94 7.05 51.00 7.48 5.64 0.15 5.30 39.91 93.25 45.22 39.91 45.00 0.52

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ALLIANCE BOND FUND ALLIANCE BOND FUND MONTHLY INC ALLIANCE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CO ALLIANCE CAPITAL MGMT CORP ALLIANCE CARE SERVICES INC ALLIANCE COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES ALLIANCE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR ALLIANCE CORPORATE FINANCE GRO ALLIANCE DIVIDEND SHARES INC ALLIANCE EQUITY INDEX PORTFOLI ALLIANCE FOOTWEAR CORP ALLIANCE FOR HEALTH INC ALLIANCE FUND DISTRIBUTORS INC ALLIANCE FUNDS SERVICES ALLIANCE GLOBAL PORTFOLIO ALLIANCE GLOBAL STRATEGIC INCO ALLIANCE GROWTH FUND ALLIANCE GROWTH INV FUND ALLIANCE GROWTH INVESTORS PORT ALLIANCE HIGH YIELD FUND. INC. ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL FUND ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL PORTFOL ALLIANCE MORTGAGE SECURITIES IFUND INC ALLIANCE PREMIER GROWTH FUND I ALLIANCE QUASAR FUND, INC LARGE CAPITALIZATION ALLIANCE SMALL CAP GROWTH PORT ALLIANCE STRATEGIC BALANCED FU ALLIANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ALLIANCE VARIABLE PROD SERIES ALLIANCE VARIABLE PROD SERIES ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCT SERI ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTIS SE ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SER ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SERQUASAR PORTFOLIO ALLIANCE VARIABLE PRODUCTS SVC ALLIANCE WHOLESALE CORP ALLIANCE WORLD DOLLAR GOVERNMEFUND 11 INC ALLIANT FOODSERVICE, INC. ALLIANZ OF AMER CORP ALLIANZ RISK CONSULTANTS INC ALLIBERT INC ALLIED ASSET MANAGEMENT INC ALLIED BRONZE CORP

19.28 7.91 74.46 74.70 85.69 1.01 0.58 93.75 0.21 0.76 54.65 77.89 48.50 71.27 1.14 8.89 0.42 0.45 1.19 3.00 6.55 0.37 38.54 0.84 0.48 0.81 0.01 1.73 16.84 30.99 8.33 5.06 10.91 6.85 20.87 16.62 5.09 25.52 29.31 3.00 24.18 66.74 21.48 0.05 37.30 0.70 20.40 0.51 87.88

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ALLIED BUILDING PRODUC CORP ALLIED BUS CORP ALLIED BUSINESS FORMS INC ALLIED DEALS INC ALLIED EXTRUDERS INC ALLIED HARDWARE & METAL SPECIA#2 CORP ALLIED NATIONWIDE CORP ALLIED OUTDOOR ADVERTISING INC ALLIED PLASTICS CO INC ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC ALLIED RADIOGRAPHICS INC ALLIED RESOURE CORPORATION ALLIED SECURITY INC ALLIED SIGNAL INC ALLIED TAX SERVICE INC ALLIED TECHNICAL SERVICES INC ALLIED/CMS INC ALLIN COMMUNICATIONS CORP ALLISON ANDREW CORP ALLISON CHE FASHIONS INC ALLISON PLACE SHIRT CORP ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND INC ALLOMATIC INDUSTRIES INC ALLOMET PARTNERS, LTD ALLOY DESIGNS INC ALLOYCHEM INC ALLPHASE MECHANICAL SYS INC ALLRIGHT CORPORATION ALLSTATE FIRE & SAFETY EQUIP ALLSTATE HOISERY, INC. ALLSTATE INT IMPORTS INC ALLSTATE INTERIOR & EXTERIOR CONTRACTORS INC ALLSTATE LEASING INC ALLSTATE POWER VBAC INC ALLSTATE RUBBER CORP ALLSTATE SPRINKLER CORP ALLSTEEL INC ALLTEC PRODUCTS INC ALLTECH INC ALLTEL ENTERPRISE NETWORK SERV ALLTEL FINANCIAL INFORMATION S ALLTEL HLTHCARE INFORMATION SEC ALLTEL WHOLESALE BANKING SOL I ALLURE FASHIONS INC ALLURE HOME CREATION CO INC ALLWORTH COMMUNICATIONS, INC ALLYSON ENTERPRISES INC ALM COUNSEL CONNECT, INC. ALMA DIAMONDS INC

5.72 3.88 0.12 53.87 87.81 80.52 83.50 54.32 2.04 0.96 22.59 0.04 71.32 0.14 15.70 17.54 6.41 0.32 8.08 35.76 2.08 19.66 77.98 0.15 38.14 5.98 14.27 0.37 3.80 36.50 61.27 3.07 0.29 11.60 76.18 98.04 1.03 24.26 4.58 0.13 0.68 1.94 56.40 71.66 0.76 54.14 50.24 87.24 82.44

NAME ALMA JEWELRY INC. ALMA MATER SOFTWARE, INC. ALMAR IMPORT INC ALMAR SALES CO ALMAR SUPPLIES INC ALMO SOUNDS INC ALMONT PROD INC ALMSTEAD TREE CO INC ALOHA CAPITAL CORP ALOHA CONFERENCING SERV INC ALOHA SEVEN NEW YORK ALORNA COAT CORP ALP CLEANING INC ALPAN RLTY CORP ALPERIN INC ALPERT & ALPERT DEVELOPMENT CO ALPERT & LEVY PC ALPETORA IMPORTS INC ALPHA CENTAURI LTD ALPHA FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS ALPHA FLIGHT SERV INC ALPHA GARMENT INC ALPHA H INC ALPHA HOSPITALITY CORP ALPHA I MARKETING CORP ALPHA INVESTMENT MGMT INC ALPHA LOGICA INC ALPHA MICRDSYSTEMS ALPHA MOVING & STORAGE INC ALPHA OMEGA AMUSEMENTS INC ALPHA SECURITIES CORPORATION ALPHA SYLRAY CORP ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, INC. ALPHA TEX INC ALPHA TRIMS INC ALPHANET HOSPITALITY SYSTEMS I ALPHAPOINT SYSTEMS INC ALPHATRONICS ASSOC INC ALPI USA INC ALPINE CAPITAL PARTNERS INC ALPINE COMPUTER SYS INC ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AMERICA ALPINE INTERIORS INC ALPINE OVERHEAD DOORS INC ALPINE PAPER RECYCLING INC ALPINE STORE EQUIPMENT ALPS ETC INC ALROD ASSOC INC ALSTATE PROCESS SERVICE INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 50.00 77.74 55.84 17.39 24.77 15.49 25.11 1.04 3.31 7.56 2.83 8.80 55.81 52.92 6.14 10.39 27.40 74.33 39.61 8.28 85.46 38.76 2.51 5.63 11.16 73.08 56.12 2.55 3.30 0.46 59.60 83.33 12.91 32.12 96.91 22.98 2.96 8.52 52.99 9.09 4.07 0.10 21.49 61.42 40.02 94.46 45.14 1.20 4.94

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ALSY LIGHTING INC ALT SPORTSWEAR INC ALTAIR CORP ALTAIR ENTERTAINMENTS INC ALTANA INC ALTEC INDUSTRIES INC ALTECH PACKAGING CO INC ALTECH SERV INC ALTEK INTERNATIONAL INC ALTEL SYSTEMS INC ALTER STEEL WINDOW CORP ALTERNATE CURRENT INC ALTERNATE POSTAL DELIVERY INC ALTERNATE SIDE OF THE ST INC ( ALTERNATIVE REMEDIAL SERVICES, ALTERNATIVES 2D 3D INC ALTHEO INC ALTITUDE INC ALTMAN GREENFIELD SELVAGGI PC ALTMAN GREENFIELD & SELVAGGI C ALTMANS GNRL MERCHANDISE INC ALTOUR INTL INC ALTRONIX CORP ALTURA STUDIOS INC ALTY INC ALU INC ALUMA TRIM INC ALUSUISSE LONAA AMERICA INC ALVA WATCH CORP ALVAREZ AND MARSAL INC. ALVERJAN HOLDING CORP ALVES INC ALVIN D LODISH ALVIN D. HALL ASSOCIATES, INC. ALVIN J BART SONS INC ALVIN KATZ MD PC ALVIN P GOLDSTEIN MD PC ALVIN PRESS INC ALWAYS REFRESHING VENDING SERV ALYCIA REALTY CORP ALYMAN KRITZER & LEVICK P C ALYSSA CARR INC AM COSMETICS INC AM COSMETICS INC FKA MORNINGSIACQUISITION CORP AM GOLD PRODUCT INC AM INTL INC AM LITHOGRAPHICS CORP AM PM COMMUNICATION LTD AMAA PROPERTIES INC

1.52 48.81 53.53 14.56 0.30 0.25 62.25 6.41 10.76 6.80 84.06 69.94 5.06 94.96 23.62 75.70 15.50 41.64 5.08 10.86 57.17 93.99 51.40 70.43 37.59 33.74 66.43 4.20 87.73 51.90 93.62 69.53 21.08 80.00 74.00 90.92 11.10 60.24 45.40 73.38 3.54 17.46 66.77 48.90 65.94 6.14 68.37 60.00 90.90

NAME AMADEUS NMC HOLDING AMALGAMATED BUSINESS CORP AMANA AMERICA INC AMANA IMPORTS INC AMANA REFRIGERATION INC AMARAK II INVESTMENTS CORP. AMARAK INVEST CRP AMAREX TECH INC AMATI COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATI AMAZING DISCOUNTS INC AMAZING SAVINGS JBS LIQUIDATOR AMAZON ASSOCAIATS INC AMAZON COFFEE & TEA CO., INC. AMBAC INC AMBASSADOR FOOD SERVICES CORP AMBER BROWNE, INC. AMBIDEXTROUS INC AMBIENT LABS INC AMBLIN ENTERTANIMENT INC AMBRAS FINE JEWELRY INC AMBRAS TRADING CORP AMBRASSADOR CONSTUCTION CO INC AMBRISH P MATHUR MD PC AMBROSE VIDEO PUBLISHING INC AMBULATORY CARE FACILITIES AMBULATORY CARE FACILITIES INC AMCAN FEATHER CO INC AMCC CORP AMCO AMERICA INC AMCOR SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY, IN AMDAHL CORP AMDOUR, INC. AMEE SALES INC AMEN RA FILMS INC AMENDOLA INDUSTRIES INC AMER GUIDANCE SERV INC AMER INTL FUND DISTRIB INC AMER MED ALERT CORP AMER-COM CORP AMERADA HESS CORP AMERAQUINN WOODWORKING INC AMERBELLE CORPORATION AMEREX TEXTILE CO INC AMEREX USA INC AMERFORD INTERNATIONAL CORP AMERIAN ISUZU MOTORS INC AMERIBROM INC AMERIBUILD CONST MNGT INC AMERICA ANTIQUE MARKET IN SHO

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 0.90 73.06 87.30 2.93 0.08 38.82 34.44 82.34 1.03 7.12 27.85 56.17 86.49 0.03 56.47 68.30 56.00 89.68 0.36 40.84 84.83 99.87 47.86 24.70 24.00 25.00 17.10 18.53 66.66 50.30 0.42 89.26 40.47 0.67 1.90 0.13 92.07 39.45 2.55 0.24 99.08 1.56 75.01 26.01 10.43 0.51 30.69 79.32 64.96

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AMERICA CENTRAL CORP AMERICA EXCIMER GROUP AMERICA HEALTHCARE INSTITUTE I AMERICA MATSUMOTO INC AMERICA MATSUMOTO, INC AMERICA MULTI MEDIA CORP AMERICA ONLINE INC SUBS AMERICA RETOLED INC AMERICA WEST AIRLINES, INC.

12.15 40.10 8.98 36.29 56.20 21.49 0.28 16.24 1.51 78.85 21.12 57.74 95.95 61.55 22.83 6.60 63.01 84.20 0.05 3.56 53.48 2.23 0.11 3.43 41.36 28.16 68.00 96.10 20.90 1.41 2.31 88.34 4.62 15.30 9.72 0.67 3.66 46.53 27.34 21.90 0.67 49.79 36.90 2.16 39.71 3.86 78.33 5.43 9.19

NAME AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT CONTINENTAL PROPERTIE CORPORATE BENEFITS IN CUSTOM BROKERS CUSTOM INSURANCE SERV CUT CRYSTAL CORP CYANAMID CO INC DATA & ARCHIVES SVCS DENTAL EXAMINERS INC DIRECT MEDIA INC DIVERSIFIED ENTERPRIS DREAM REALTY CORP E & S INSURANCE BROKENEW YORK, INC. EAGLE COMMERCIAL LAUN EAGLE DIAMOND INC EAGLE OUTFITTERS INC EFIRD INC ELECTRIC POWER SERV C ELIN CORP ENIVRONMENTAL ASSES C EQUIPMENT RENTALS SAL ESSENTIALS INC EXPRESS CO EXPRESS FINANCIAL ADV FASHION INC FASTPRINT LIMITED US FINANCE GROUP INC FIRST ASSOC CORP FIXTURE DISPLAY COR FLORAL SERVICES INC FUND ADVISORS INC FUTURES GROUP INC GLOBAL FASTENERS INC GOLF CAR LEASING CORP GOLF CORP GRANBY, INC. GREETINGS CORP HOME FOOD PRODUCTS IN HOME MORTGAGE HOME PRODUCTS CORP HOMECARE FEDERATION,I HOMECARE OF US INC HONDA MOTER CO INC HOSE & HYDRAULIC CO I HOSE COMPANY INC HOTEL REALTY CORP HYDROTHERM CORPORATIO INDIAN BUILDERS SUP INDUSTRIAL CLAENING C INDUSTRIAL GASES INC

58.45 0.29 11.89 3.98 8.28 0.25 15.90 69.71 50.00 16.44 33.33 85.50 19.10 14.42 0.98 2.29 0.09 41.90 6.83 37.22 63.91 12.89 0.38 3.26 1.20 1.19 63.77 39.78 1.38 1.31 76.99 89.52 0.50 2.60 1.31 0.51 1.44 50.89 0.39 3.59 75.00 0.77 18.30 54.98 35.32 35.60 25.04 23.08 11.18

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ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT INFORMATION NETWORK I INSTITUTE INC INT L ENTERTAINMENT I INT'L AIRWAYS INC INTERACTIVE MEDIA IN INTERNATIONAL CARGO INTL ASSIST SERV INC INTL GROUP INC JET ENGINE CO INC JEWELRY SUPPLY INC KNITWORKS INC LAMPRECHT TRAN LAWYER MEDIA HOLDINGS LEASING CORP LEATHER SPECIALTIES C LEATHERWORKS INC LEISURE ACTIVITIES OF LEISURE FACILITIES MG LEISURE MGMT NORTH IN LEISURE MGMT OF NYC C LEISURE SERVICES CORP LIMOUSINES INC LIVES FILM PROJECT IN LONG LINES INC LUMBER CO INC MACHINERY LIQUIDATORS MAINTENANCE & SUPPLIE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN MANUFACTURERS SALES MARITIME SVCES OF NY MARITIME TRUCKING INC MARKETING ENTERPRISES MARKETING INDUSTRIES MECH-TECH, INC. MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC MOTORCYCLE LEASING CO MOTORCYCLE TITLE CORP MULTILINE CORPORATION NATIONAL CAN COMPANY NETWORK INC NETWORK LEASING OIL CHANGE CORP PACIFIC ENTERPRISES, PACIFIC TRADING INT L PACKAGE CO INC PAD & PAPER COMPANY ODELAWARE, INC. PALLET RECYCLING INC PAPER SALES INC PAPER TOWEL CO

11.70 91.94 38.42 0.42 21.14 1.15 0.17 2.55 2.56 46.63 54.40 20.21 19.17 2.00 50.15 33.42 71.13 33.00 22.58 84.98 92.53 11.20 32.83 2.75 10.36 1.74 57.72 5.28 54.37 61.73 70.41 33.85 4.35 13.27 0.77 33.28 3.52 1.50 0.16 85.07 0.04 0.05 2.19 10.58 70.05 3.30 0.03 62.49 43.04

NAME AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT PARA PROFESSIONAL SYS PAYPHONE COMMUNCIATIO PHOENIX CORP OF NEW Y PHOTO BOOTHS INC POWER TECHNOLOGIES IN PREMIER UNDERWRITERS PRIM ART BASES INC PRINTING GRAPHICS CO PROMOTIONAL PACKAGING PROPERTIES CORP PROTECTIVE SVC INC PSYCHMGMT INC DEL PUBLIC COMPANY INC PUMP AND TANK INSTALL REFLECTIVE PRODUCTS L REFUSE SUPPLY RETAIL GROUP INC RETAIL VENTURES INC REVENUE CORP REVOLVING DOOR CO INC ROLAND FOOD CORP SAFETY MANAGEMENT, IN SANITATION RECYCLING SEATING COMPANY SHAREOWNER CORP SHIPPING CO INC SHOWCASE INC SILK MILLS SIMULCAST CORP SPRING WATER CO., INC STAFF BUILDERS INC STAMP MFG CO STANDARD INC STEELE KNIFE INC STOCK EXCHANGE CLEARI STOCK EXCHANGE INC STONE NIX INC SURGISITE CENTERS TACK HARDWARE CO INC TANK & TESTING INC TEXTILE MACHINE TIME RECORDER INC TRAFFIC INFO INC TRANS AIR INC TRANSFER CO TRANSPARENTS PLASTIC TRANSWORLD INC TRI NET EXPRESS INC TROUSER INC

5.48 62.95 92.84 12.33 53.82 3.79 75.29 5.27 6.10 37.01 0.79 9.35 47.40 8.34 20.27 22.85 5.33 9.00 12.64 25.33 2.64 75.19 66.67 0.08 18.11 19.62 0.02 12.72 65.05 19.20 75.00 97.30 1.18 23.20 42.02 57.44 0.93 3.00 0.20 82.80 19.48 1.46 99.20 1.91 3.20 25.47 52.95 1.67 6.76

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8.99 43.30 80.38 63.20 2.95 0.20 87.02 67.03 0.49 46.51 2.85 6.42 11.43 28.09 1.70 1.07 50.00 0.30 3.91 0.81 29.38 0.02 1.52 1.75 0.67 38.64 11.98 0.06 98.04 1.22 0.35 25.43 0.02 4.30 80.42 7.80 2.54 1.51 99.68 20.72 67.16 0.92 12.20 12.56 0.54 81.78 9.50 1.63 1.56

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AMIC ASSOCIATES INC AMIC RESEARCH ASSOC INC AMICA APPAREL CORP AMICALE INDUSTRIES INC AMICALE MOGOLIA INC AMICUS ONE LEGAL SUPPOET SERVI AMIEE LYNN ACCESSORIES INC AMINOFF GEM CO , INC AMITAL SPINNING CORP AMITY LEATHER PRODUCTS AMJET AEROSPACE INC AMKEN ORTHOPEDICS AMLON METALS INC AMN HEALTHCARE, INC. AMNET NEW YORK INC AMO ESTATES INC AMOCO OIL COMPANY AMORO INC AMOTOAZ INC AMP ENT INC AMPACET CORP AMPAL AMERICAN ISRAEL C AMPEQ ENT INC AMPERSAND GROUP INC AMPERSAND INC AMPEX CORP AMPEX INTL CORP AMPLACO GRP INC AMPLICON INC AMPLITUDE SOFTWARE CORP STE4700 AMR INFO SVC INC AMR SHIPPING LTD AMRAY INC AMRESCO MORTGAGE CAPITAL, INC. AMROC SECURITIES CORP. AMRON INT'L LTD AMS PRESS INC AMS SERVICES INC AMS TECHNOLOGIES INC AMSALE ABERRA INC AMSCAN INC AMSCO INC AMSCO SCHOOL PUBLICATIO AMSTAN TRUCKING INC AMSTAR COMMUNICATIONS CORPORAT AMSTEL HUDSON CO INC AMSTERDAM CORP AMSTERDAM FIXTURES CORP AMSTORE CORP

0.50 32.06 23.66 42.71 13.48 44.06 22.78 48.05 11.58 16.88 6.22 22.67 50.00 2.71 66.73 61.60 0.62 43.34 51.85 6.75 0.12 3.66 41.17 11.10 85.00 28.63 53.23 40.00 2.42 1.48 1.28 80.01 0.01 6.71 62.54 82.40 43.90 0.28 98.91 60.55 0.23 82.20 29.65 1.30 6.19 19.23 36.11 97.25 2.01

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ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AMT BEAMAN CORPORATION AMT CAPITAL ADVISERS INC AMTD PROP INC AMTEC INC AMTEC INTERNATIONAL OF NY CORP AMTECH CLINICAL EQUIPMENT SERV AMTECH LIGHTING SERVICES OF THTHEAST F K A AMTECH AMTECH SYSTEMS CORPORATION AMTICO INTERNATIONAL INC AMTOTE INTERNATIONAL INC AMTRONICS INC AMUSE AMERICA INC AMY GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL CNSLT AMY ZHANG INDUSTRIES INC AN DERINGER INC ANA GEMS USA INC ANA HALLO TOURS INC ANA HOTELS (USA) INC ANA TRADING CORP USA ANACOMP INC ANACONDA PROPERTIES,INC. ANACOSTIA & PACIFIC CO., INC. ANACOTE CORP ANADARKO INC ANAHMA REALTY CORP ANALYSTS INTERNATIONAL CORPORA ANAMED INC ANAND BHAVAN INC ANASAZI INC ANAT CORP. ANATAYO CORP ANATOMICAL DENTALAB INC ANCHOR BROKERAGE CO INC ANCHOR CARTING CORP ANCHOR COMMUNICATIONS, INC. ANCHOR CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC ANCHOR HOCKING CONSUMER GLASS ANCHOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INC ANCHOR PRODUCTIONS INC ANCHOR WIRE WORKS INC ANCIENT ART OF THE NEW WORLD I ANCLA INVESTMENTS SA ANCRAFT PRESS CORPORATION ANCRE VICTORY STEEL PRODUCTS I ANDEL ASSOCIATES OF NEW YORK I ANDEL DOMINICANA, INC. ANDEL JEWELRY CORP ANDERSEN CONSULTING FINANCIAL ANDERSON LEMBKE INC

0.23 94.70 19.28 16.60 20.49 47.36 53.43 7.07 8.20 4.52 0.34 98.50 0.79 63.92 2.02 80.29 21.68 23.66 5.16 1.66 44.06 54.10 75.01 60.53 13.83 1.32 14.36 63.89 1.19 41.04 69.59 38.52 66.58 0.08 0.02 0.50 0.20 41.63 6.24 50.03 84.99 94.00 73.22 33.33 67.86 34.00 48.60 1.48 30.85

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT



75.83 87.92 3.92 1.03 72.30 58.07 50.00 22.57 82.80 47.65 28.22 45.76 54.01 70.94 57.97 34.01 75.00 60.27 35.08 89.14 7.48 66.69 35.00 23.72 80.85 69.50 63.70 66.74 77.32 73.81 30.29 18.26 80.85 34.19 59.62 10.39 7.05 55.00 1.00 4.23 30.29 51.31 31.18 19.58 60.04 43.88 29.35 2.37 41.51

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ANDROPOGON ASSOC LTD ANDY Z INC ANEMER AGENCY, INC. ANESTHESIA TECHNICAL SERVICE I ANEW LOOK INC ANGEL INTL LTD ANGEL PLANTS INC ANGELA CUMMINGS INC ANGELA TODD MD PC ANGELFIRE PRODUCTIONS, INC. ANGELICA UNIFORM ANGLO FABRICS CO INC ANGLO-AMERICAN INVESTOR SVCS C ANGSTROM BUSINESS FORMS ANHEUSER BUSCH COMPANIES INC & ANIL VERMA ASSOCIATES INC ANIMAGIC ENTERTAINMENT GROUP I ANIMATION INK INC ANIMAZING GALLERY INC ANIME CRASH INC ANITA BORG MD., PC. ANITA POINTER ENTERPRISES INC ANIXKER BROS INC ANJ INC ANJOST CORP ANMARK ENTERPRISES INC ANN KENDALL RICHARDS INC ANN LECONEY INC ANN MORRIS ANTIQUES INC ANN SACKS TILE & STONE INC ANN SERVICE CORP ANN TAYLOR INC ANN TAYLOR PC ANN TRAVIS INC ANNA GROUP INC ANNA SUI CORP ANNASH INC ANNE CRIMMINS INC ANNE K PLANNING PC ANNE PINKERTON USA INC ANNESE & ASSOCIATES CORP ANNESS PUBLISHING INC ANNTAYLOR GOLBAL SOVREING INC ANOTHER LINE, INC. ANOTHER THYME INC ANREDER CO ANRON AIR SYSTEMS INC ANRON SHEET METAL CORP ANRON SVC CORP

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 7.06 11.60 22.60 12.85 31.70 4.30 1.83 62.94 49.29 52.82 0.39 24.56 75.80 88.51 0.38 7.41 19.38 13.50 79.38 42.58 3.68 2.90 0.77 25.00 89.90 6.00 66.36 63.77 84.97 12.40 12.90 16.50 10.93 36.63 39.73 60.03 8.65 21.86 7.00 30.15 3.99 39.33 44.77 3.12 50.15 71.92 17.98 21.70 3.11

NAME ANS CONSULTANTS INC ANSCOTT CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES IN ANSLEY PRODUCTIONS INC ANSPEX SYSTEMS INC ANSWER SYSTEMS ANT VENDING INC. ANTAEUS ENTERPRISES INC ANTARES INFORMATION TECH INC ANTARES REALTY CORP ANTEC CORP ANTHEM FINAN RECEIVABLES CORP ANTHEM FINANCIAL RECEIVABLES C ANTHONY A ALBANESE INC ANTHONY AND SYLVAN POOLS CORP ANTHONY C TACCETTA LTD ANTHONY CLARK PRODUCTIONS INC ANTHONY DELORENZO INC ANTHONY DOLCE ASSOC INC ANTHONY G MARTINO ANTHONY GRACE & SONS INC ANTHONY HOME HEALTH CTR INC ANTHONY J BARBIERI ANTHONY J THOMPSON P C ANTHONY L DUTTON P A ANTHONY LATTARI INC ANTHONY M OCONNOR CO INC ANTHONY MICHAEL HALL INC ANTHONY MURRAY, INC. ANTHONY RUSSO INC ANTHONY S VERGATOS & FAMILY IN ANTIGUA KNITS INC ANTIGUA SPORTSWEAR INC ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLERS INTL I ANTIQUE CORNER INC ANTON NOLL, INC ANTON SATTLER INC ANTONIE L WELLS WHITTIER PC ANTRIM CORPORATION ANTWERP DIAMOND DISTRIB INC ANTWERP FANCY DIAMOND ANURA M RAJAPAKAS TRIKANTE ANVIL HOLDINGS INC AND SUBSIDI ANVIL INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES I ANY DAY NOW INC ANYTIME SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING ANZEN AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL INC AOE RICOH INC AOKI CONST NY CO LTD AOKI REALTY CORP OF NEW YORK

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 0.41 2.38 45.56 1.06 1.33 96.33 24.95 7.95 87.62 0.20 3.47 10.42 34.68 2.03 75.96 11.30 93.05 93.52 37.59 99.63 6.41 20.03 7.05 3.81 56.94 40.64 11.99 26.74 48.53 30.18 13.20 10.58 92.36 84.89 59.53 53.61 10.20 2.12 52.31 81.39 52.71 6.53 31.55 45.00 91.33 84.57 42.26 81.41 0.15

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ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AON INSURANCE SERVICES INC (PA AON REINSURANCE AGENCY INC AON RISK SERV COMPANIES INC AON RISK SERVICES COMPANIES, I AONIX CORPORATION AP INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORP AP SERV INC AP&P MANUF. INC APA TRAVEL CTR NEW YORK INC APACHE OIL CO INC APACHE PROPERTY INC APB INVESTIGATIONS INC APB INVESTIGATIONS INC. APCO CORP APEX AIR FREIGHT SYS LTD APEX AIRTRONICS INC APEX ENVIRONMENTAL INC APEX TRUCKING CO INC APEX WASTE PAPAER RECYCLING CO APEX XPRESS INC NJ APF HOLDINGS INC APH ASSOCIATES INC APIFCO CPR APK ASSOC INC APLHA CORP APOGEE 21 INC APOLLO EQUITIES TRADING CORP APOLLO ESTATE (USA) INC APOLLO MKTG CORP APOLLO PARTNERS LTD APOLLO PARTNERS LTD CALIFORNIA APOLLO RADIO HOLDING CO INC APOLLO REAL ESTATE MGMT II IN APOLLO REAL ESTATE MGMT INC APOLLO TRAVEL SERVICES APOLLON WATERPROOFING APOSTLE PICTURES, INC APOTEX CORP FORMERLY: APOTEX UNC. APPAREL CONNECTION INC APPAREL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATES APPAREL DATA SYSTEMS INC APPAREL MARKETING GROUP LTD APPAREL RESOURCES INC APPAREL TRADING INTL INC APPAREL VENTURES INC FKA AVI C APPETIZERS AND INC APPLAUSE INC APPLAUSE PRINTING & GRAHICS LT APPLAUSE, INC

64.22 19.35 18.30 17.91 0.71 89.28 1.30 0.35 75.07 3.83 86.87 94.17 75.91 97.98 52.80 66.68 2.23 15.44 66.67 2.74 16.02 89.66 5.85 34.73 1.70 3.84 1.10 47.59 69.99 7.27 7.24 36.65 97.19 80.45 1.72 86.97 98.93 57.21 2.68 84.14 95.35 56.28 38.66 30.25 4.08 3.39 2.82 87.03 5.07

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

APPLE ADVERTISING MARKETING APPLE ASSOCIATES OF NEW YORK I APPLE CHEVROLET INC APPLE COMPUTER, INC. APPLIC INC APPLICATION RESOURCES INC APPLICATIONS PLUS INC APPLIED CHEMICAL CORP APPLIED CONCEPTS APPLIED ELECTRIC CORP APPLIED GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED INFORMATION SERV INC APPLIED PAINTING CO INC APPLIED RELATIONAL INFORMATION APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGIES APPLIEDTHEORY COMMUNICATIONS I APPRO SYSTEMS, INC. APPULA DISTRIBUTORS INC APRIA HEALTHCARE OF NYSTATE APSCO FABRICS INC APSCO SPORTS ENTERPRISES, INC. APUX TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. APW SUPERMARKETS INC AQUA TESTING INC AQUARIA INC AQUASCUTUM OF LONDON IN AQUATERRA ENVIRONMENTAL SVC AQUIDNECK SYSTEMS INTERNATIONA AQUIFER DRILLING & TESTING INC AQUILA DISTRIBUTIRS INC AQUILA MANAGEMENT CORP AR BROWN CO LTD AR SPORTS INC AR-BEST ALARMS INC. ARA CONSTRUCTION CORP ARA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC ARA PLUMBING AND HTG CORP ARADIR CORP ARAMARK EDUCATIONAL GROUP, INC ARAMARK EDUCATIONAL SERVICES I ARAMARK HEALTCARE SUPPORT SERV INC. ARAMARK LEISURE SERVICES INC ARAMARK REFRESHMENT SERVICES I ARAMARK SERVICES INC ARAMARK SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMEGROUP, INC. ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES, INC ARAMEX INT L COURIER LTD ARAZARA INC ARB ASSOCIATES INC

11.35 0.19 0.47 0.77 10.50 24.27 21.66 74.62 53.23 89.32 18.11 8.30 21.93 2.05 76.68 13.90 1.90 65.50 18.89 1.34 95.41 3.92 37.17 29.29 1.26 74.70 75.85 9.02 52.61 34.22 51.70 1.35 14.18 92.66 36.57 1.04 4.56 1.41 2.79 2.30 9.40 0.69 0.84 3.30 2.00 0.05 85.49 50.07 52.48

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ARBE CONTRACTING CORP ARBED AMERICAS INC ARBEE ASSOCIATES ARBEN DEVLP CORP ARBI TRANSNATIONAL INC ARBITRATION MEDIATION MGMT I ARBOR CAPITAL PARTNERS INC ARBOR INC ARBOR SOFTWARE CORP ARBORCHEM PRODUCTS CO INC ARBOUR FINANCIAL CORP ARC ADVANTAGE INC ARC COM FABRICS ARC COMMUNICATIONS INC ARC MILLS ARC MUSIC CORPORATION ARC PRODUCTIONS INC ARC SERCUITY INC ARC SERVICE INC ARC VENTURES INC ARCADE INC ARCADE RENTAL INC ARCADE RENTAL INVESTMENTS, INC ARCADIA HAND KNIT YARNS INC ARCH ASSOCIATES INC ARCH CON ASSOCIATES N.Y., INC. ARCH VENTURE CORP ARCH-CONCEPT CONST., INC.LNM00 ARCHER CORP ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO ARCHER MANAGEMENT SVC INC ARCHEUS, INC ARCHIBUS INC ARCHIE JACOBSON OF NJ INC ARCHIPELAGO INC ARCHITECTURAL COMPLEMENTS LTD ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE INC. ARCHITECTURE FOR HEALTH SCIENC ARCHWAY PRESS INC ARCO INDUSTRIES, INC. ARCTIC AIR INC ARCUS DATA SECURITY INC ARCUS STAFFING RESOURCES INC ARDEL LAMINATING CORP ARDLEY STUDIO INC ARDMORE AFFILIATES LTD ARDMORE BLOUSE INC ARDSLEY MEDICAL SERVICES, P.C. AREA 17 INCORPORATED

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 95.00 0.66 1.14 10.55 25.81 94.35 56.59 2.41 2.54 0.06 5.12 2.97 3.84 15.45 45.47 60.97 41.84 7.13 2.63 3.16 16.69 48.70 54.64 15.09 0.68 64.80 5.65 50.00 0.14 0.30 45.50 51.74 5.25 9.56 58.96 5.86 26.64 0.40 66.70 72.03 0.21 7.57 4.50 52.50 5.64 45.69 51.32 9.10 2.90

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AREBA CASRIEL INC AREBEC CORP ARENA CONSTRUCTION CO ARENA INC ARENKOH CORP ARENSON OFFICE FURNISHINGS INC ARENZANO TRADING CO INC ARES PRINTING FLD CARTON CORP ARG ENTERPRISES INC. FORMALLY CONCEPTUAL LITHO REP ARG MERCHANDISING SVCS ARGAMAN TRADING INC ARGENBRIGHT SERVICES INC ARGIN REALTY CO., INC. ARGO ENVELOPE CORP ARGO INSTRUMENTS INC ARGO INTERNATIONAL CORP ARGO INTERNATIONAL EUROPE ARGO LITHOGRAPHERS, INC ARGOSY BOOK STORES INC ARGOSY INTERNATIONAL (USA) INC ARGUS RESEARCH GROUP INC. ARGUSFAB INTL CORP ARGYLE II INC ARHO CORPORATION ARI INTERNATIONAL INC ARI KIEV MD PC ARI PRODUCTS INC ARI SALES LTD ARIADNE INC ARIAKE USA INC ARIEL & SHYA KANE INC ARIEL MONTOYA INC ARIES FINANCIAL SERVICES INC ARIO-NITA ASSOC INC ARIS REALTY CORP ARISING BUSINESS ASSOCIATES IN ARISSA CORPORATION ARISTA AIR CONDITIONING CORP ARISTA CONSULTING GROUP INC ARISTA SHIRTS LTD ARISTA SURGICAL SUPPLY CO INC ARISTER GIFTS INC ARISTOGRAPHICS INCORPORATED ARISTOTELIS SAKELLARIDIS MD PC ARJMED INC ARK ANGEL MUSIC INC ARK INDUSTRIES INC ARKAY CONSTRUCTION INC ARKAY PACKAGING CORP

78.66 1.48 35.66 97.38 12.49 87.34 44.77 67.89 68.31 99.97 34.61 9.60 1.01 93.67 5.48 24.88 31.41 60.00 81.78 69.68 77.27 72.67 2.33 4.08 99.80 37.80 16.17 37.10 21.35 1.49 33.00 14.52 13.50 91.20 49.72 62.44 1.02 95.80 19.36 68.60 78.90 56.00 96.50 76.94 66.66 82.40 42.42 15.18 4.19

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15.03 12.59 69.96 57.02 38.65 68.93 16.74 14.46 0.43 58.89 11.98 20.78 1.77 7.70 50.00 0.15 85.33 6.08 27.20 4.96 4.23 2.73 40.94 73.55 81.20 33.20 7.12 1.33 3.03 40.93 7.46 1.10 0.88 11.79 0.48 42.88 2.89 83.26 67.20 87.13 4.30 81.86 52.04 81.33 19.33 56.33 0.40 2.56 49.64

NAME ARROW BUTTON CORP ARROW ELECTRONICS INC ARROW EXTERMINATING CO INC ARROW GROUP INC ARROW INDUSTRIE INC ARROW LOCK MANUFACTURING CO. ARROW SEAFOODS INC. ARROW STEEL WINDOW CORP ARROW UDRIVE LEASING INC ARROWPAK INC ARROWSMITH TECH INC ARS TOURING ART CONSERVATION ASSOC INC ART CRAFT WALLETS INC ART ED CARRIERS INC. OF N.J. ART FASHIONS INC ART FLOCK SCREEN INC ART LABRIOLA PROD INC ART LEATHER MANUFACTURING CO ART LORE INC ART MERCHAMDISING INC ART OF STEEL INC ART PEOPLE INC ART RENAISSANCE INC ART TRADING INC. ART VIVIANT CO., LTD. ARTAY INC ARTBIN INC ARTCO IND CO INC ARTEC SYSTEMS OF NEW JERSEY ARTECH INC ARTECON INC ARTEK SEWING SUPPLIES INC ARTEL COMMUNICATION CORP ARTEMIDE INC ARTEMIS CAPITAL GROUP INC ARTEMIS INVESTMENTS, SARL ARTEMIS STUDIOS INC ARTESIAN WELL & EQUIPMENT CO I ARTEX INTERNATIONAL INC ARTEX SYSTEMS INC ARTHUR B MUIR PC ARTHUR BROWN BRO INC ARTHUR COURT REALTY MGMT CORP ARTHUR D LITTLE INC ARTHUR E. PAPE, P.C. ARTHUR ELGORT LTD ARTHUR EVERS CORP ARTHUR FLEISCHER

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 96.00 0.32 5.51 75.75 2.36 54.90 99.56 30.45 93.10 48.24 6.40 2.71 73.14 54.00 5.01 86.00 77.90 71.91 51.24 47.54 72.95 19.85 37.16 23.38 3.50 4.60 15.37 90.58 8.37 3.90 15.00 1.13 72.44 48.28 15.80 58.99 15.30 44.34 14.97 0.34 45.25 0.48 88.17 33.33 1.20 0.40 91.80 2.82 84.72

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME ARTHUR GOLDWEBER PHD PC ARTHUR GROOM AND CO INC ARTHUR H FREEDBERG CO INC ARTHUR I IMMERMAN CPA PC ARTHUR I WINARD PC ARTHUR J GALLAGHER INTERMEDIAR ARTHUR JOHN SIKULA & ASSOC P ARTHUR KAPLAN CO ARTHUR M SMALL MD PC ARTHUR P JACOBS PC ARTHUR ROGOVIN PC ARTHUR SANDERSON & SONS (N.A), ARTHUR SISCO PC ARTHUR STERN MEAT CO INC ARTHUR W LANGEL INC ARTHUR WERNER MOVING AND STORAC ARTHURS-JONES USA INC ARTIES COLLISION INC ARTIFIAL INTELIGENCE INC ARTIME USA CORPORATION ARTIORE INC ARTISAN STONEWORKS CORP ARTISAN TILE & MARBLE CO OF NI ARTISAN WOODWORKING LTD ARTISTIC CHEMICAL ARTISTIC CREATIONS LOUNGERWEAR ARTISTIC DESIGN ASSOC INC ARTISTIC DESK PAD & NOVELTY CO ARTISTIC PAINTING & DECORATING ARTISTIC RIBBON NOVELTY CO INC ARTISTS AGENCY INC ARTISTS FINANCIAL MGMT LTD ARTISTS RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT COR ARTKRAFT STRAUSS SIGN CORP ARTMARK PRODUCTS CORP ARTS DES PROVINCES DE FRANCE ARTSCROLL PRINTING CORP ARTSMARKETING SERVICES, INC. ARTSTAFF MARKETING LTD ARTUR BEIR & CO INC ARTUSO INC ARTVALE INC ARTVIK INC ARUVIL INTERNATIONAL INC ARV ASSISTED LIVING INC ARVEE SYSTEMS INC ARVIND WORLDWIDE INC ARZEE HOLDINGS INC AS GOOD AS GOLD CORP

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 48.85 7.87 9.63 20.73 91.17 95.09 98.33 55.52 1.50 66.94 1.55 38.12 5.00 48.84 85.94 76.34 15.00 44.00 16.73 35.20 17.46 91.80 1.41 3.33 47.49 6.48 94.79 66.89 33.00 0.41 52.56 18.62 80.01 99.78 1.91 20.32 81.20 2.00 93.46 8.15 82.63 48.82 50.00 10.21 0.26 5.84 29.09 55.46 64.61

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AS INTERNATIONAL CORP ASA INTERNATIONAL LTD ASA MANAGEMENT CORP ASAHI CHEMICAL IND AMERICA INC ASAHI GLASS AMERICA INC ASAHI INT'L LTD ASAHI SHIMBUN AMERICA INC ASAHI SHIMBUN INTL INC ASAHIGIN LEASING (USA) INC ASANO AMERICA INC ASAP COMPUTER MAINTENANCE INC ASAP PROCESS SERVING AND MESSE ASAP SOFTWARE EXPRESS INC ASAP SOURCING & PRODUCTION INCFORMERLY EVIE B INDU ASAPK LTD ASARCO INC ASATSU AMERICA INC ASB GLOBAL GROWTH INC. ASBEATOS CORP ASBESTOS ABATEMENT SERVICES I ASBESTOS CONTAINMENT SERVICES ASC TELECOM INC ASC TRADING CORP ASCEND COMMUNICATION INC ASCENT ENTERTAINMENT GRP INC ASCENT NETWORK SERVICES INC ASCH ADVERTISING INC ASCII INC ASCO CASTINGS INC ASCO INTERNATIONAL CORP ASCO SERVICES, INC. ASCOM ENTERPRISE NETWORKS, INC ASCOM HASLER MAILING SYSTEMS, ASCOM TRINDEL CORP ASCOM USA INC ASCOT DEVELOPMENT INC ASCOT NY INC ASD CASTING CO INC ASENSIO HOLDINGS LTD & SUBS ASHFAR ENTERPRISES INC ASHLAND MGMT INC ASHLAND OIL INC ASHLEY MCBRIDE INTERNATIONAL L ASHLEY STEWART LTD ASI FANCIES LTD ASI FINANCIAL SERVICES INC ASI MARKET RESEARCH INC ASI PRODUCTION SERV INC ASI SOLUTIONS INCORPORATED

72.50 0.74 60.15 71.64 4.93 14.97 37.19 70.38 96.46 15.10 97.25 53.59 1.77 85.47 31.01 0.90 38.45 15.00 9.25 30.69 52.92 0.73 89.70 0.11 2.15 2.22 92.00 2.00 81.64 16.20 5.00 6.10 1.46 10.37 50.00 99.14 54.85 88.70 17.54 45.98 80.50 0.01 71.27 55.00 79.69 61.17 0.57 2.41 33.36

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ASIA LINK GROUP INC. ASIA PACIFIC TRADIN CO INC ASIA PLAZA CORP. ASIAN FILM RELEASING INC ASIS PRODUCTION INC ASK DJ LABELS INC ASK TECHNOLOGIES INC ASM ELECTRIC MACHINE CORP ASPECT EDUCATION INC. FORMERLY ASPECT, INC ASPEN APPAREL CO ASPEN COMMUNICATIONS INC ASPEN PUBLISHERS INC ASPEN RESEARCH GROUP LTD ASPEN SYSTEMS CORP ASPREY CO LIMITED ASPREY INC ASR ELECTRICAL CONTRACT INC ASSA INC ASSA INTERNATIONAL CORP ASSEI BETELLIGUNGS ASSEMBLY FILMS INC ASSEMBLY SALES INC ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS CROP. ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS INC ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS INCORPORATE ASSET ALLIANCE CORP ASSET AND FINANCIAL PLANNING L ASSET INC ASSET INVENTORIES INC ASSET PROTECTION TEAM INC ASSETS MGT ASSOC BUS PUB CO LTD ASSOC CARDIOLOGY CONS PC ASSOC ENTERTAINMENT RELEASING ASSOC GLOBAL SYSTEM INC ASSOC LEASING ASSOC RESTAURANT SERV INC ASSOC TEXTILE ASSOCIATED ACC INTERNATIONAL L ASSOCIATED ANALYTICAL LABORATO ASSOCIATED AVIATION UNDERWRITE ASSOCIATED BOILER LINE EQUIPME ASSOCIATED DIAMOND CUTTERS OF ASSOCIATED FAMILY SERVICES INC ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES INC ASSOCIATED MADISON COMPANIES I ASSOCIATED MATERIALS INC. ASSOCIATED MERCHANDISING CORP ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES OF DELAW

1.73 19.85 82.00 38.83 47.92 33.33 17.31 72.40 5.24 33.03 50.09 25.07 14.76 0.50 94.44 63.14 38.54 69.42 67.86 11.35 45.66 5.36 12.50 1.69 46.40 39.32 1.40 10.71 87.51 1.20 20.85 57.12 89.87 12.07 2.84 2.60 0.81 32.64 62.58 79.48 6.21 10.00 83.03 99.38 76.24 0.06 0.14 15.25 29.36

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ASSOCIATED SAFETY MAGT INC ASSOCIATED TEXTILE MILLS INC ASSOCIATES FLEET LEASING OF MA ASSOCIATES IN OB GYN CARE PC ASSOULIN LTD AST SPOTSWEAR INC ASTEMLABORATORIES INC ASTIR PROPERTY HOLDING NV ASTOR CHOCOLATE CORP. ASTORIA IMPORTS ASTORIA JEWELRY MJG CO INC ASTRA COAL CORPORATION ASTRA JET CORPORATION ASTRAL SOFTWARE INC ASTRO DYE WORKS INC ASTRO HI LIFT CORP ASTRO VALCOUR INC ASTRO WATER PROOFING AND RESTO ASTROGAMMA LTD ASVENT A2 INC C/O THE INERPUB ASYLUM FILMS INC ASYMETRIX CORP ASYMMETRICAL ENTERTAINMENT INC AT LAST SPORTWEAR INC AT&T CORPORATION ATALANTA CORP ATASAY GOLD INC ATASINCO CORP ATC ENGINERING INC ATCO PROPERTY SERVICES CORP ATECOM CORP ATELIER CREATIVE SERVICES INC. ATGEN HOLDING INC ATHENA PORFOLIO CORP ATHENEE IMPORTERS & DISTRIBUTO ATHERTON & ASSOCIATES INC ATHLETE FOOT STORES INC (THE) ATIT DIAMOND CORP ATL LEASING, INC. ATL STAFFING SERVICE INC ATLA MEDINE INC ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL RMI INC ONE PEACHTREE CENTER ATLANTA SOSNOFF CAP CORP ATLANTIC (USA) INC ATLANTIC & PACIFIC SUPPLY CO I ATLANTIC BEVERAGE CO INC ATLANTIC BLUE PRINT CO ATLANTIC COAST AIRLINES ATLANTIC CON CORP

67.00 40.55 3.50 61.15 72.22 77.10 50.00 72.59 25.60 72.63 53.83 4.47 0.02 98.10 4.94 16.28 0.25 87.95 54.23 70.71 97.85 0.32 60.85 18.96 3.15 1.88 81.56 16.43 79.05 66.56 66.71 89.00 58.38 44.23 50.00 34.63 32.33 76.60 40.40 50.00 44.93 1.17 9.96 39.39 15.32 0.24 31.80 9.50 91.63

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ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ATLANTIC DETAIL & ERCETION COR ATLANTIC DETROIT DIESEL ALLISO ATLANTIC EXPRESS INC ATLANTIC HARDWARE SUPPLY COR ATLANTIC INT L CORP ATLANTIC MICROSYSTEMS INC ATLANTIC MOTION PICTURES ATLANTIC PASTE GLUE CO INC ATLANTIC PLYWOOD CORP ATLANTIC PRECIOUS METALS CASTI ATLANTIC REALTY HOLDINGS INC ATLANTIC RHINO VENTURES INC ATLANTIC RISK MANAGERS INC ATLANTIC SCALE CO INC ATLANTIC SECURITY GUARDS INC ATLANTIC STAMP CO INC ATLANTIC STATE CONTRAC CORP ATLANTIC STATES LUBRICANTS ATLANTIC STATES MICROWAVE TRAN ATLANTIC SYSTEMS, INC. ATLANTIC VEAL AND LAMB INC ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES INC ATLANTIS AQUARIUMS INC ATLANTIS EQUITIES INC ATLANTIS JEWELRY CONTRUCTORS I ATLAS AIR INC ATLAS CARBIDE TOOL SAW CORP ATLAS COMMUNICATIONS LTD ATLAS FEATHER CORP ATLAS FLORAL DECORATORS INC ATLAS LADDER CO INC ATLAS MEAT INC ATLAS NEWS & INFORMATION SERVIINC ATLAS OIL BURNER CORP ATLAS PUMP REPAIR CORP ATLAS SWITCH CO INC ATLAS TRAINER SALES CORP ATLAS WELDING BOILER REPAIR IN ATLOY CORP ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA INC ATOM TRADING LIMTEDCO ATOMIC EXTERMINATING CORP. ATP SERVICES, INC. ATR PRODUCTIONS INC C/O ATRADE FORWARDING CORP. ATREVE SOFTWARE, INC. ATS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CO ATS MANUFACTURING ATS MONEY SYSTEMS INC

20.30 5.19 24.49 53.50 60.85 0.61 79.90 55.71 9.30 95.42 96.47 0.68 20.24 6.28 2.68 0.52 62.59 16.82 37.69 45.40 50.24 2.50 11.86 14.03 99.58 3.31 21.66 3.20 49.75 85.38 2.00 88.30 33.33 98.00 44.37 5.21 7.61 95.38 29.34 0.01 1.59 66.37 78.89 4.16 51.23 1.00 10.09 15.17 0.50

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

ATTABOY PROD INC ATTACHMATE CORP ATTANASIO ASSOC INC ATTARDO BROKERAGE SERVICES INC ATTITUDES IN DRESSING INC ATTLANTIC BUISNESS COMM INC ATTRACTOR INV MAGT INC ATW INC ATWOOD INTL INC ATWOOD RICHARDS INC ATZENHOFFER MESTRE TAUQUE AU BON PAIN CO INC AUBERGINE INTERIORS LTD AUBURN HOSIERY MILLS INC AUBURN LEASING CORP. AUCHTER INDUSTRIAL VAC SERV IN AUDA MANAGEMENT INC AUDIO & VIDEO LABS INC. AUDIO VISUAL ASSOC INC AUDIO VISUAL ASSOCIATES SALES AUDIOLOGY 2000 INC AUDIOTEK ELECTRONICS CORP AUDITS SERVEYS INC AUDREY A ELLIS PA AUDREY CELINE LTD. AUERBACH & ASSOC INC AUERBACH POLLAK & RICHARDSON, HARBOR PARK AUFIERO REALTY CORP AUGUST COMPANIES INC AUGUST PROPERTIES CORP I AUGUSTIN J SAN FILIPPO AUGUSTIN MEDICAL INC AUGUSTUS M. KELLEY PUBLISHERS AUIL LIMITED AURA SPORTS INC AURIMPEX TECHNOLOGIES INC AURORA ELECTRIC INC AUSTERN PAUL INC AUSTIN KNIGHT INC AUSTIN NICHOLS CO INC AUSTIN NOTO PLANTS INC AUSTIN PRINTINC CO INC AUSTIN PRODUCTIONS INC AUSTIN SHEINKOFF INC AUSTRALIAN GLUTEN CORP AUSTRAVEL INC AUSTRIAN NATIONAL TOURIST OFFI AUSTRIAN SHAPIRO PARTNERS INC AUSWIN REALTY CORP

9.25 0.96 88.71 50.00 13.19 5.88 52.50 0.04 16.84 45.31 34.50 18.10 4.66 0.32 46.79 4.43 32.34 7.25 6.94 3.69 28.00 45.21 57.49 21.05 32.97 15.97 57.54 3.05 1.49 60.20 48.50 4.03 37.80 14.90 33.33 2.40 94.42 69.62 19.00 6.91 66.97 1.58 2.28 80.29 1.87 43.02 81.00 62.60 66.21

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AUTENTICO LTD. AUTHENTIC FITNESS PRODUCTS INC AUTHENTIC MODELS INC AUTHENTIC SOFTWEAR INC AUTO AMERICA INC AUTO CHLOR SYSTEM O NYC INC AUTO CLUB OIL & CHEMICAL CORP AUTO COMFORT CONTROLS INC. AUTO EUROPE LLC AUTO HELP LINE INC AUTO MAGIC OF NEW YORK INC AUTOCUE INC AUTOLEASING TED CORP. AUTOLIV ASP,INC FRLY MORTON ININC AUTOLOGIC INFORMATION INT'L AUTOM PHOTO SYSTEMS AUTOMAT SERVICE INC AUTOMATED BUILDING CONTROLS IN AUTOMATED CONCEPTS INC AUTOMATED FOOD SERVICE SOLUTIO AUTOMATED HEALTHCARE INC AUTOMATED MARKING INC. AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS IN AUTOMATED STORAGE RETRIEVAL AUTOMATED TECHNOLOGY MACHINES AUTOMATED TRAVEL SOL INC AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INC AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM CO INC AUTOMATIC IND INC AUTOMATIC W M SUPPLY CO INC AUTOMATION SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS I AUTOMAX MANAFACTURING CORP AUTOMOBILE BROKERS CORP AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF NEW YORK IN AUTOMOTIVE MARKET CONCEPTS AUTOSPLICE INC AV ASSOC INC AV EXPERIENCE AMERICA INC AVA LAND DEVELOPMENT INC AVA TEXTILES INC AVALON GROUP LTD AVALON PUBLISHING GROUP INC AVANT SERVICES CORP AVANTI DEMOLITION &CARTING COR AVANTI DIAMONDS AVANTI HEALTH SYSTEMS OF TEXAS AVANTI OF NY AVANTI PRESS INC AVANTI PRODUCTSINC

90.69 6.54 7.57 61.56 12.36 26.31 53.85 50.00 1.10 63.65 8.16 31.07 40.59 0.03 1.03 12.96 11.54 4.84 23.09 3.15 2.68 69.68 0.53 64.01 1.12 17.00 2.08 69.99 49.84 31.03 50.00 61.85 11.50 2.25 13.00 0.53 19.75 56.30 67.70 80.00 72.01 33.13 95.56 53.33 97.45 9.88 19.25 7.61 66.67

NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AVATAR CONSTRUCTION INC. AVATAR DESIGNS INC AVATOR INVESTORS ASSOC CORP AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICE AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES MANGEM AVCO LEASING SERVICES INC AVCO MORTGAGE CO OF N Y INC AVE PROD INC AVENUE U FOOTCARE PC AVERAGE JOE INC AVES FINANZIERUNGSSERIVCE BETE AVESTA COMPUTER SERVICES LTD AVET COACH CORP AVI ADVANCED VISUAL INSTRUMENT AVIANCA INC AVID TECHNOLOGY INC AVINS INDUSTRIAL PRODUC AVINTCO INC. AVIO TRANSIT INC AVIONET LEASING INC AVIONET LTD AVIREX, LTD., AVIS RENT A CAR SYSTEM INC AVIV ASSOCIATES INC AVIV BIOMEDICAL INC AVIV INSTRUMENTS INC AVIV JUDAICA IMPORTS LTD AVJ REALTY CORP AVNET INC AVON SANITATION CORP AVONDALE MILLS INC AVP ENVIROMENTAL CONTRACTIN IN AVRECO INC AVRUM M GOLDBERG PC AVW AUDIO VISUAL INC AVX CORPORATION AW CCTV CORP AWARD PRINTING TECHNIQUES,INC AWC JKF INC AWC 1997 CORPORATION FORMERLY ALPHA WIRE AWM INVESTMENT CO INC AXA AMERICA INC AXA GLOBAL RISKS US HOLDINGS, AXEL PLASTIC RESEARCH LABS INC AXELROD FOODS INC AXELROD MANAGEMENT CO INC AXESSORIUM INC AXIA SERVICE INC AXIOM MANAGEMENT CONSULTING IN

59.80 72.40 98.39 19.36 0.31 1.35 6.83 64.66 29.85 13.32 60.55 87.88 33.32 54.89 40.73 3.35 28.75 0.58 0.27 5.17 11.26 73.79 4.30 1.68 0.61 1.04 75.22 91.01 0.31 66.67 1.36 35.62 12.26 11.06 0.25 0.14 58.46 7.23 68.82 0.07 4.56 0.49 31.67 49.53 6.59 57.66 46.74 2.56 6.10

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

AXIS CLOTHING CORP AXIS CONSULTING INT INC AXIS DESIGN INC AXIS POINT INC AXIS SYSTEMS INTL INC AXMINSTER CARPETS LTD AXSYS TECHNOLOGIES INC AXXENT CORP AYDIN JEWELRY INC AYE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION INC AYSON REALTY CORP AZ 3 INC AZALEIA U.S.A., INC. AZARINDUSTRIES, INC. AZBY BROKERAGE INC AZOFF ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY IN AZPAC APPAREL CORP AZRAK - HAMWAY INT'L., INC. AZREAL INCORP AZTEC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AZTEC MEDICAL PROD INC AZTEC PLUMBING HEATING CORP AZURA INTL HOLDINGS LTD AZURE DEVELOPMENTS INC AZX INC AZZARONE CONTRACTING B I FENDER TRIMS INC B & B FURNITURE GROUP INC B & B MOTOR & CONTROL CORP. B & E HOLDING COMPANY B & G ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS C B & G ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE C B & G MARKETING INC FKA NEWSPAPER ENTERT B & G PLASTICS INC B & G WAREHOUSE SALES INC B & J NETWORKS B & O ACTION CORP B & P PUBLISHING CO., INC. B & REBAR CONSULTANTS INC B & V CONTRACTING CORP. B A BALLOU CO INC B A C K GP INC B A ENTS INC B A LACKINGTON ASSOC B A M MUSIC CORP B A TOFTE CO B ARONSON INC B B COMPUTER CONCEPTS INC B B DAKOTA INC

4.08 2.16 22.90 57.97 50.59 73.11 3.00 65.72 54.20 8.07 73.92 7.70 2.64 6.46 88.59 2.00 96.40 36.33 41.02 11.15 40.57 36.67 40.03 7.21 16.64 34.86 45.89 96.48 51.30 11.50 36.94 7.39 33.61 5.16 0.68 24.54 39.22 56.37 39.83 62.45 3.21 3.45 6.74 33.33 31.47 0.20 15.12 87.32 6.92

NAME B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B

BOMAN CO INC BOSTON ASSOC INC BRAUN MEDICAL INC C EHIC MANUFACTURING CO INC C ZIEGLER & CO D MCFERRIN INC D P INTL INC D R D T INC D STORE INC E S ABSTRACT CORP F ELECTRIC MOTORS INC F ENTERPRISES INC F I INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC F L INDUSTRIES INC F OFFICE EQUIPMENT F SERVICES INC F SEWING SUPPLY CO OF NY INC H FOTO ELECTRONICS CORP H KNITWEAR INC H SMITH INC I Y A Y C D A J BUILDING CORP J WHOLESALERS INC JADOWS SONS INC K ENTERPRISES INC K S REALTY INC M CONSTRUCTION RESTORATION M WATCH JEWELERY CO INC M Y INT'L INC MERGENDEILER CORP P AIR CONDITIONING CORP P INC P SLAVITT ASSOCIATES INC P T PROP INC P WORLDWIDE INSURANCE BRKRGE R FRIES & ASSOCS INC ROBINSON OPTICAL INC ROSEN SONS S HOSIERY MILLS INC S VENDING INC SCOTT CUSTER JR P C SHEHADI & SONS INC T CAPITAL CORP T EQUIPMENT LEASING INC T INDUSTRIES INC T INTL T RAGONESI INC W DIESEL INC W HARRIS MANUFACTURING CO

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 82.43 14.10 0.54 3.54 3.75 2.54 6.09 72.90 20.00 33.33 33.31 69.00 76.46 83.54 50.00 22.45 19.20 75.90 90.00 40.18 12.13 19.43 65.60 24.98 0.02 56.89 19.37 80.00 6.98 97.52 32.96 61.97 4.48 66.62 1.09 66.12 52.86 70.28 86.75 63.25 7.05 24.83 1.92 2.70 5.36 33.30 70.03 47.97 0.11

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME B. WINSTON WEST, LTD. B.B.C. INTERNATIONAL B.J.D. INC. B.M.S. CAPITAL INC. B.P.T. SUPPLY INC. B.U.M. INT'L INC B.W.P. DISTRIBUTORS INC B&B HOLDINGS INC B&L INDUSTRIES INC B-A HOLDING COMPANY, INC. B-LINE SYSTEMS INC B-T-L PAYROLLS BAABCOCK & BROWN HOLDINGS INC BAB INVESTMENT DORP BABBF CORP BABCOCK & BROWN BABCOCK & BROWN HOLDINGS INC BABCOCK & BROWN HOLDINGS INC BABCOCK & BROWN INTERNATIONAL BABCOCK & BROWNN HOLDINGS INC BABE INC BABKLBABKIE STAINLESS CORPORAT BABS REIFF INTERIORS INC. BABURO DODDAPANENI BABY BOOM GIFTS INC BABY PROOFERS PLUS INC BABY SPIKE BABY TOGS INC BABY WRANGLERS CASTING INC BABYFAIR INC BAC MECHANICAL CORP BAC-TECH SYSTEMS INC BACC BUILDERS INC BACC REMITTANCE INC BACCARAT DIST BACH SALES CAR AUDIO OF NEW EN BACHMANN INDUSTRIES INC BACHRACH INC BACK TO MONO PRODUCITONS INC BACKFLIPS INC BACKSTAGE PRODUCTION SERVICES BACKSTREET EDITING INC BACKWEB TECHNOLOGIES INC BACON MANAGEMENT CORP. BACTOLAC PHARMACEUTICAL INC BADEN HAUSEN REALTY COR BADGERWAY ADVERTISING INC BAE AUTOMATED SYSTEMS INC BAE OF NEW YORK INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 42.55 91.88 2.86 43.49 1.62 3.28 12.43 2.86 30.95 7.61 0.27 14.01 1.06 34.51 75.00 1.03 1.06 0.53 5.52 0.44 4.42 33.27 17.87 86.56 28.80 33.31 39.02 34.70 14.84 46.20 3.40 69.81 40.00 19.31 32.79 5.03 1.82 26.90 4.26 23.36 72.82 90.49 17.79 93.33 16.89 14.08 92.37 16.17 65.43

NAME BAFILL CONSTRUCTION COR BAG BAZAAR LTD BAGELS BY BELL LTD BAHA INDUSTRIES CORP. BAIARDI CHAIN PROD BAICORE INC BAILEY REFRIGERATION CO INC BAILEY RESEARCH ASSOC INC BAILLIE LUMBER CO INC BAIN & COMPANY INC BAIO & COMPANY PUBLISHING NA I BAIRD PATRICK AND CO INC BAK ONE TEXAS LEASING CORP BAKER BREAST PROSTHESIS CORP BAKER KNAPP TUBBS INC BAKER ROBBINS & CO BAKER SEBESTA INC BAL CONSTRUCTION CORP BAL DECOR SERVICE LTD BAL INTERNATIONAL INC BAL MAETALS INTERNATIONAL INC BAL PURCHASING INC BAL SERVICES INC BAL-AM DIAMONDS, INC. BALA SOFTWARE INC BALANCED BUSINESS SOLUTIONS IN BALBOA CAPITAL CORPORATION BALDOR ENTERPRISES INC BALDUCCI ENTERPRISES, INC. BALDWIN - ENDICO REALTY ASSOC. BALDWIN HARDWARE SVC CORP BALDWIN PIANO & ORGAN COMPANY BALDWIN SASH DOOR & TRIM CO IN BALFOR INDUSTRIES INC BALIS FIRESTONE LEWITTES & COL BALKAN PRODUCTIONS INC BALLAST NEDAM USA INC BALLET MAKERS INC BALLIETT, FITZGERALD INC BALLINGER CO BALLS FOOD PRODUCTS CORP BALLY BLOCK COMPANY BALLY ENTERTAINMENT CORP BALLY INC BALLY RETAIL INC BALMAC INTERNATIONAL INC BALOO CORPORATION BALSAM AMUSEMENT CO INC BALT-TRADING INTERNATIONAL INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 52.70 44.58 81.84 92.09 18.66 4.68 0.40 66.69 0.35 0.94 73.87 93.18 0.02 89.34 3.69 8.85 70.73 99.94 97.09 0.03 0.20 31.40 47.23 66.31 40.00 4.66 4.86 92.80 88.40 0.70 9.28 0.64 10.00 50.00 37.50 97.82 26.05 8.33 62.31 0.44 61.33 5.22 5.28 12.15 7.27 38.82 5.97 50.00 50.95

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

BALTIC ELEVATOR COMPANY INC BALTIC LINEN COMPANY INC BAMBOO SWIMWEAR LTD BAMMER CORP BANA ELECTRIC CORP BANANA REPUBLIC INC BANC BOSTON CAPITAL INC BANC LOC INC BANC ONE ACEPTANCE CORP BANC ONE LEASING CORP. BANCBOSTON FIN CO BANCBOSTON LEASING INC BANCKER CONSTRUCTION CORP BANCOME SERCURITIE INTL INC FKA CB BANCOMER INTL BANCOMER TRANSFER SERVICES BANCROFT PARKMAN INC BANCTEC USA INC BAND ROSENBAUM MARTIN BANDAI AMERICA INC BANES MAYER INC BANESTO BANKING CORP BANFI PROD CORP BANGALORE PRODUCTION INC BANGKOK CRAFTS CORP BANILIVI RUG CORPORATION BANILIVY NABAVIAN INC BANJAMIN BOOK INC BANK FIDUCIARY EQUITY FUND BANK FIDUCIARY FUND BANK MILLER CO INC BANK TOGETHER AGAIN INC BANKER BANKER REALTY INC BANKNOTE CORP OF AMERICA INC BANKRUPTLY ESTATE OF BEIGEL SCLASKY RIFKIND FERTIK BANKS SOFTWARE SYSYTEM INC BANKVEST CAPITAL CORP BANNER BUTTON CO INC BANNER CANDY MFG CORP BANNER CONSTRUCTION CORP BANNER CONTRACTING CORP BANNER INDUSTRIES OF NEW YORK, BANNER SMOKED FISH INC BANTA CORPORATION BANTA DIRECT MARKETING INC BANYAN SYSTEMS INC BAR BOY PRODUCTS INC BARAS JERSEY INC BARATILLO FABRICS CORP BARBARA B BARNETT DESIGN, INC.

41.77 1.66 6.99 55.47 5.21 14.37 6.69 36.00 0.02 0.41 10.30 0.60 0.57 66.29 6.16 41.22 1.32 4.31 2.70 9.78 96.52 0.81 57.45 50.05 70.05 70.19 10.61 4.82 5.23 43.90 5.84 11.31 2.75 4.28 19.10 7.43 61.92 45.19 81.23 47.88 18.80 83.81 1.06 1.31 2.44 2.67 66.95 46.82 10.00

NAME BARBARA CREATIONS INC BARBARA HARTER ASSOC INC BARBARA SOUTHERLAND INC BARBARA WRIGHT INC BARBAROSSA INC BARBATRA M ROSSOTTI PC BARBELLA ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOL BARBER COLMAN AIELLO INC BARBIE INTL CORP BARBIZON ELECTRIC BARBIZON INTERNATIONAL INC BARBIZON NATGIONAL ADV BARBOUR THREADS, INC. BARCLAY HOME PRODUCTS CORPORAT BARCLAY INVESTMENTS INC BARCLAY WATER MANAGEMENT, INC. BARCLAYS BUSINESS CREDIT INC BARCLAYS CAPITAL CORP & SUB BARD, RAO + ATHANAS CONSULTING BARDINI INTL INC BARDWIL INDUSTRIES INC BARDWILL INDUSTRIES INC BARENBRUG NORTHEAST, INC. BARFLY PROD INC BARGANZA INC BARGE PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION BARGOLD CORPORATION BARI-JAY FASHIONS INC BARILE PETROLEUM CORP BARIS SHOE CO INC BARIST ELEVATOR CO INC BARJEFF CO INC BARKAT INC BARKEN REALTY CORP BARKER BROTHERS INC BARKER SHOES INC BARKO INNOVATIONS INC BARKSDALE RUDD INC BARNARD HUGHES PRODUCTIONS INC BARNES & NOBLE INC BARNES NOBLE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE BARNETT P RUTTENBERG PC BARNETT ROBINSON INC BARNEY SKANSKA CONSTRUCTION CO BARON & BARON ADVERTISING INC BARON & BUDD A P C BARON BERGSTEIN WEINBERG PC BARON CAPITAL GROUP INC BARON FRANCOIS

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 58.36 69.04 88.27 55.70 75.41 7.05 4.04 36.42 70.01 64.39 6.10 3.97 2.85 5.23 59.28 3.70 37.83 51.87 1.18 47.38 12.09 17.33 14.02 95.57 17.86 2.59 0.04 68.04 7.87 49.59 15.94 36.79 36.30 84.56 51.55 2.10 12.04 50.56 42.37 9.32 12.02 0.48 75.88 91.82 83.55 2.01 80.02 8.11 65.88

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME BARON INTERNATIONAL INC BARON LL REALTY CORP BARON METALS AND ALLOYS INC. BARON PHILIPPE DE ROTHSCHILD BARON-STERLING CORP. BAROUH EATON ALLEN CORP BARR BARR INC BARR BROS CO INC BARR INDUSTRIES, INC. BARRA INC SUBSIDIARIES BARRACK ASSOC INC BARRETTI CARTING CORP BARRETTO PRODUCTS INC BARRIE SECURITIES CORP BARRINGTON CONSULTING GROUP IN BARRISTER INFO SYS CORP BARRON CHASE SECURITIES, INC. BARRON'S EDUCATIONAL SERIES IN BARROW INDUSTRIES BARROW MANUFACTURING CO INC BARRY ARNOLD ASSOC BARRY BERMAN CPA PC BARRY C COPPER DDS PC BARRY EMES PROFESSIONAL CORP BARRY FRANK PA BARRY FRIEDMAN LTD BARRY H. LAWRENCE, A PROFESSIO BARRY HAZAN SPORTSWEAR INC BARRY IMPORTS EAST CORP BARRY IVAN SLOTNICK PC BARRY J LEON CPA PC BARRY J SAUL M D P A BARRY KENT MD PC BARRY L PULCHIN CPA PC BARRY LEEDS ASSOCIATES INC BARRY M MASSARSKY CONSULTING I BARRY MENSCH DDS PC BARRY RUSSO VIDEO PRODUCTIONS BARRY S KIESELSTEIN ENTERPRISE BARRY STEVENS FASHION CORP BARRY UNO INC BARSA SYSTEMS DISTRIBUTION INC BART COMMODITIES INC BART COMP LTD BARTECH ABSTRACT SERVICES CORP BARTELS, INC. BARTERAMA CORP BARTH DREYFUSS OF CALIFORNIA I BARTH GROSS ELECTRIC CO INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 3.70 46.50 33.33 3.12 89.83 18.09 37.34 94.06 36.89 5.89 6.84 50.00 61.55 0.47 22.43 8.12 3.18 2.56 2.61 0.70 58.88 2.50 13.29 46.73 66.94 76.00 58.00 64.28 3.22 97.76 28.99 50.21 65.31 4.42 70.45 62.84 73.93 20.21 69.72 67.91 94.99 5.92 19.70 30.15 13.33 2.24 79.58 1.73 99.27

NAME BARTHELMESS INC BARTHELMESS INC BARTLETT UNLIMITED INC BARTON DISTILLERS IMPORT CORP BARTON MANAGEMENT INC BARWALL PRODUCTIONS INC BARYSHNIKOV PRODUCTIONS INC BASCH CO INC BASCOM LTD BASEBALL TELEVISION INC BASELINE FINANCIAL SERVICES, I BASELINE II INC BASELINE J S C INC BASELINE MEDICAL INC BASF CORPORATION BASH KNITS INC BASH THEATRICAL LIGHTING INC BASHA SCARVES INC BASHIAN GALLERIES INC BASIC ADHESIVE INC BASIC LEASING CORP BASIC RESOURCES INC BASILICA CONSTRUCTION MANAGEME BASILIO PACE DC PC BASIS PETROLEUM INC BASKIN ROBBINS USA CO BASMUS CONSTRUCTION CORP BASS & HOWES INC BASS BOOK TRADING CO INC BASS OIL EXPRESS INC BASSETT WALKER INC BATAJ INVESTMENT CORP. BATCL-1991-11, INC. BATES ADVERTISING USA, INC. BATES BROS MOVING & TRUCKING I BATESVILLE CASKET COMPANY INC BATH & BODY WORKS INC BATH BEACH REALTY CO IN BATH GALLERY INC BATTALIA WINSTON INTL INC BATTAT INCORPORATED BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE BATTERY PARK HOLDINGS INC BATTERY PARK HOLDINGS SUBS COR BATTERY TECH, INC. BATWIN AND ROBIN PRODUCTION SI BAUCHET INT INC BAUER AUDIO VISUAL INC BAUER CREATIVE SERVICES INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 25.19 3.20 79.66 20.62 12.55 92.50 22.33 1.10 62.54 67.42 61.31 78.61 0.15 78.72 0.13 3.87 11.32 66.87 78.70 53.94 45.30 26.07 94.35 4.97 0.05 3.50 11.00 12.97 75.70 77.43 0.20 21.00 0.07 68.12 13.95 0.78 1.88 27.58 14.99 49.52 2.08 0.02 95.24 95.04 15.61 70.02 4.99 6.29 10.96

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT

BAUER INC BAUM BROS IMPORTS INC BAUMAN PLUMBING CORP BAUME & MERCIER INC BAUSCH LOMB INC BAX ENTERPRISES INC BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORPORATION BAXTER INTERNATIONAL LTD BAY CONTAINER REPAIRS OF NJ IN BAY LINENS BAY MANAGEMENT CORP BAY NETWORKS USA INC BAY RIDGE AUTO MGMT CORP BAY ROADS MARKETING GROUP INC BAY STATE CURTAIN MFG CORP BAY STR CLOTHING CO INC BAY TERRACE TRANSIT CORP. BAYARD ADVERTISING AGENCY INC BAYCO GEM CO BAYER CLOTHING GROUP INC BAYER CORPORATION BAYHA REALTY CORP BAYOND DATA INC BAYONNE DURABLE CONSTRUCTION C BAYRIDGE LUMBER CO INC BAYVILLE REALTY CORP BAZAAR PURCHASING CORP BB WORLD INC BBA PROJECT INC BBC MUSIC MAGAZINES INC BBC WORLDWIDE AMERICAS BBDO DETROIT INC BBDO WORLDWIDE INC BBL FAMILY CORPORATION BBL MOBILE INC BBM INTERNATIONAL, INC M & M INTERNATIONAL, BBN CORPOARATION BBT SUBSIDIARY INC BBV INVESTMENTS, INC. BBV REAL ESTATE SERVICES INC BBV SECURITIES, INC. BBW-NEW YORK, INC. BC NEW YORK INC BCA MIDLANTIC INC BCC ASSOC INC BCC HOLDINGS INC BCG SALES INC BCH NETWORK PARTNER II BCH SEC INC

1.14 63.06 66.20 64.67 0.21 39.56 0.67 36.40 6.55 57.42 23.40 6.04 85.72 18.44 3.49 9.72 81.85 88.50 77.10 3.72 0.99 43.63 34.24 11.79 11.71 45.96 59.41 90.33 0.48 71.24 62.41 1.75 13.98 2.46 8.46 12.77 1.12 17.56 79.25 74.64 18.20 22.30 15.19 77.30 64.97 2.49 98.55 6.66 0.54

NAME BCI INC BCS BROKERAGE INC BD TISCH CO INC BDM INT INC BDM LARGOTIM NORTH AMERICA, IN BDM REALTY CORP BDM TECHNOLOGIES INC. BDS BUSINESS CENTER INC B BDS INC BDS SECURITIES CORP BDSI INC BEACH HAVEN APARTMENTS #1 INC BEACH PATROL INC BEACH RUSS CO BEACON ABSTRACT CORP BEACON FUNDING CORPORATION BEACON LOOMS INC BEACON MANUFACTURING COMPANY BEACON PRODUCTS INC BEAD HOUSE INC BEAD WEAVER LTD BEALL TECHNOLOGIES INC BEAM PINES INC BEANO SWEETS PRODUCTION INC BEARDSLEE TRANSMISSION BEARINGS INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY BEARS WOODS BEASAM CAROLE CORP BEAT OF ALL CLOTHING LTD BEATRICE HUNT WESSON INC BEATRICE TEXTILE INC BEAU PRODUCTION INC BEAUCHAMP MASTRONARDI & ASSOCI BEAUMONT CONDOMINIUM BEAUTY BEAUTY ENTERP INC BEAUTY ENTERPRISES INC BEAUTY FASHION INC BEAUTY PLUS TRADING CO INC BEAUTYCOLOGY, INC. BEAUVAIS CARPETS INC BEAVER CONSULTING INC BEBER SILVERSTEIN & PARTNERS BEBERT, LTD. BECHTEL CONST INC BECHTEL CORPORATION BECHTEL ENTERPRISES LEASING IN BECHTEL ENVIRONMENTAL INC BECHTEL INFRASTRUCTURE CORP BECHTEL LEASING SERVICES INC

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 7.24 1.25 0.61 1.38 1.40 17.60 5.15 35.22 21.01 69.79 5.18 98.68 5.81 46.44 26.20 0.04 3.12 0.04 86.66 85.12 55.53 0.13 48.60 75.00 38.00 0.25 29.57 20.92 48.34 0.31 33.73 4.48 89.16 24.36 6.09 11.27 69.33 31.75 31.00 79.14 41.66 5.38 71.00 0.02 0.02 1.83 0.10 10.27 0.05

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME BECK OFFICE FURNITURE, INC. BECKELMAN WEINSTEIN AND ABLE BECKER CPA REVIEW CORP BECKER PARKIN DENTAL SUPPLY CO BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS INC BECOM REAL CORP BED BATH & BEYOND INC BEDFORD HOLDING CO INC BEDFORD SEWING SUPPLIES INC BEDFORD STREET OWNERS CORP BEDFORD WEAVING MILLS INC BEDROCK BLDGS INC BEDROCK GRANITE INC BEE DARLIN' INC BEE REPORTING AGENCY INC BEECHNUT NUTRITION CORP BEEHIVE INC BEEKMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LTD BEEKMAN MARKETING CORPORATION BEELOW WHOLESALE PRODUCE INC BEERS ASSOC INC BEES AND JAM INC BEF CORPORATION BEHR HENRY'S BEHR THYSSEN LTD BEHRE DOLBEAR & COMPANY,INC BEHRING DIAGNOSTICS INC BEHRMAN BROTHERS MANAGEMENT CO BEI GRAPHICS CORP BEIGEL ENTERTAINMENT CORP BEKAERT DYERSBURG STEEL CORD BEKINS DISTRIBUTION SVCS CO IN BEL AGUA POOL SUPPLY INC BEL AIR CONSTRUCTION BEL AIRE KNITWORKS INC BEL ANN FUEL OIL CO INC BEL FRAN US INC BEL-ORO INTERNATIONAL INC BELAFONTE ENTERPRISES INC. BELARUS MACHINERY OF USA INC BELCO OIL & GAS CORP BELDING HAUSMAN INC BELEGGINSMAATSCHAPPIJ BELGRAVIA CAPITAL CORP BELISARIUS CORPORATION BELL & HOWELL BELL ATLANTIC BELL ATLANTIC CORP & AFFILIATE BELL ATLANTIC HEALTHCARE SYSTE

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 3.38 65.67 2.00 46.20 0.86 33.33 5.13 0.10 76.65 96.36 4.74 82.09 3.69 5.93 44.11 4.94 86.04 29.64 77.55 22.61 12.39 68.33 1.98 2.08 63.56 4.35 0.69 72.03 2.04 50.00 0.08 1.87 4.38 1.74 47.42 6.48 12.89 49.97 68.10 1.56 0.03 6.26 41.99 0.60 1.92 0.39 17.69 4.34 1.65

NAME BELL ATLANTIC MOBILE, INC. BELL ATLANTIC NETWORD INTEGRAT BELL ATLANTIC PAGING INC BELL ATLANTIC TELE TV HOLDINGS BELL COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH I BELL CUTLERY CORP BELL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES IN BELL FUELS INC BELL HOWELL DOCUMENT MGMT PROD BELL HOWELL PUBLICATIONS BELL PETROLEUM LTD LOUIS DEB BELL REALTY MANAGEMENT INC BELL ROSE FIRE SUPPRESSION BELL SECURITY INC BELL WOOD ACQUISITION CORP BELLA VIDA PROD INC BELLARNO INTL LTD BELLE CAMPERLAND INC BELLEX INCORPORATED BELLKEY MAINTENANCE CORP BELLROTH KNIT SPORTSWEAR CORP BELLSOUTH COMMUNICATION SYSTEM BELLSOUTH FINANCIAL SERVICES BELLSOUTH MOBILE DATA, INC. BELLWEATHER INC BELMAR OIL COMPANY, INC. BELMAY INC BELMONT AUTOMOTIVE CO BELMONT HOISERY MILLS, INC. BELMONT METALS INC BELMONT PRINTING & STATIONERY BELMONTE PRODUCTIONS INC. BELT PAINTING CORPORATION BELTEX CORP BELUGA INC BELWOOL CORP BEM AIR FREIGHT CORP BEM SYSTEMS INC BEN BEN AMERICAN ENTERPRISES INC BEN AND JERRY'SHOMEMADE INC BEN BARRACK INC BEN BERGER AND SON INC BEN COHEN MD PC BEN CONSULTING CORP BEN ELIAS INDUSTRIES CORP BEN FORMAN SONS INC BEN LIN ASSOC LTD BEN MANAGEMENT GROUP LTD

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 4.16 9.15 0.35 33.83 0.16 59.35 27.74 0.13 0.32 0.12 19.20 31.14 59.70 82.07 1.99 70.40 37.30 73.53 64.40 1.50 45.73 0.02 2.44 1.62 60.62 5.41 0.09 67.99 2.50 11.56 28.88 1.64 97.57 2.02 37.64 25.98 42.93 1.60 4.27 50.32 3.50 17.12 22.18 73.30 19.00 18.27 26.56 16.77 42.43

CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 1998 - STOCK ALLOCATION BELOW 100 PERCENT REPORT NAME BEN WACHTER ASSOC INC BEN'S LUXURY CAR & LIMO SERV. BENARTEX INC BENBUR REALTY CORP BENCH SECURITIES CORP BENCHMARK GRAPHICS LTD BENCKISER CONSUMER PROD INC BENDER ASSOCIATES INC BENDER GOLDMAN HELPER BENDINA KIDS WEAR INC BENDINER SCHLESINGER INC BENEATH IT ALL INC BENEDICT CONSULTING CO BENEFICIAL COMMERCIAL CORP. BENEFICIAL HOMEOWNER SVC INC BENEFICIAL MGMT CORP OF AMERIC BENEFICIAL NEW YORK INC BENEFIT CONCEPTS SYSTEMS INC BENEFIT RESOURCES, INC. BENEFITS COMMUNICATION CORPORA BENEFITSCORP EQUITIES INC BENETTON RETAIL CORP BENETTON U S A CORP BENI-METRICS INC BENICK PRODUCTION INC BENIHANA FROZEN FOOD CORP BENIHANA NATIONAL CORP BENJAMIN & MEDWIN INC BENJAMIN BROKERAGE CORP BENJAMIN MOORE CO BENJAMIN MORDECAI PRODUCTIONS BENJAMIN PARTNERS, LLC BENJAMIN REALTY CORP BENKIN JEWELRY INC BENMAR CONDITIONAIRE CORP BENNETT A SPANBOCK BENNETT INVESTORS INC BENNETT LOWRY CORP BENNETT TOURS INC BENNIE BENJAMIN MUSIC INC BENNINI INC BENNISE REISSMAN INC BENNY CRYSTAL DE LIGHT INC BENOR INC BENRA ASSOCIATES INC BENS FOR KIDS INC BENSON BAG CORP BENSON FOOTBALL INC BENTEX KIDDIE CORP

ISSUERS ALLOCATION PERCENT 37.07 88.43 49.07 9.55 1.62 90.99 0.10 71.66 24.73 26.74 70.60 33.66 90.57 23.63 16.29 0.01 24.86 75.02 10.99 0.02 0.33 99.20 99.40 71.80 59.29 56.31 0.14 32.38 48.84 2.35 87.61 24.55 44.53 89.70 0.06 99.75 2.43 90.87 88.30 0.52 16.33 38.81 70.00 39.81 69.77 98.70 68.70 0.99 58.00

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