Most prices were wobbly as the week opened at a lethargic pace. Buyers indicated they had no inclination of purchasing to cover their orders any more than a week or two out. Mills eschewed long order files as some prices were at levels deemed unprofitable. Buyers' hand-to-mouth purchasing patterns worked to the advantage of distribution yards that could meet their needs for mixed loads and quick shipments. Sellers of railcars loaded with a single item found few takers. Secondaries and dealers kept bare-bones inventories as their primary goal. Is this stock a good buy because the market goes up? NOT $ 4.00 here we come