XSL-FO square bullet HEX Code

I am working on XSL-FO and HEX code "▪" for small black square is not working correctly. It is being replaced by "#" in my PDF output. Is there a place in the ckeditor files where we need to add this HEX code to work? Or if someone knows other HEX codes for square bullet that work in XSL_FO.
Thanks in Advance!!

Anybody have any ideas?

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