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To: Sig who wrote (151412)	1/15/2000 9:54:00 AM
From: Patrick E.McDaniel	Respond to of 176387

Sig, looks like they are playing away during the annual meeting. Going to a game would be fun with our group! :o) roundrockexpress.com

To: Sig who wrote (151412)	1/15/2000 9:58:00 AM
From: Venkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

read this crap...now they will make people pay more to die This will be done to the survivors who can't/having a hard time quiting..Its a shame Friday January 14, 7:21 pm Eastern Time Philip Morris to raise cigarette prices $0.13 a pack The New York-based cigarette company, maker of the top-selling Marlboro brand, would not comment further on the price hike. ``The majority of this price increase is going to offset higher settlement payments in 2001,' analyst Bonnie Herzog of Credit Suisse First Boston said, referring to the industry's $206 billion Master Settlement Agreement with 46 states in November of 1998. ``And keep in mind there is a good amount going to the bottom line,' Herzog added. Philip Morris raised prices $0.18 per pack in August -- a move that was quickly followed by the industry. Analysts expect other cigarette companies, namely R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings Inc. (NYSE:RJR - news) and Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp, a unit of British American Tobacco Plc. (quote from Yahoo! UK & Ireland: BATS.L), to do the same with this latest price hike.