Marketplace Report: Selling Mini Cigars  Officials in 40 states
want the U.S. Treasury Department to investigate tobacco
companies that market single-sale miniature cigars, which are
very similar to ciagarettes. They suspect the sale of the
"cigars" is one method to circumvent regulations governing
cigarette sales. Madeleine Brand talks with Bob Moon of
Marketplace.    Back now with DAY TO DAY. What's the difference
between a cigarette and a little cigar? That's exactly what some
state officials want federal regulators to clarify. They're
concerned that big tobacco companies are trying to hook young
smokers and skirt cigarette taxes and regulations with products
they're labeling little cigars.  Bob Moon joins us now from the
MARKETPLACE News bureau in New York. And Bob, you know, Freud
said sometimes with cigars, it's just a cigar. So what is a
little cigar?  BOB MOON (reporter Marketplace):  Well there is a
federal rule, Madeline, that's been around for decades and it
does allow for this separate designation