Stocks Mostly Higher After Monday's Collapse

The market's major barometers were mostly higher early on as technology and Internet stocks begin to bandage the heavy losses they suffered

yesterday while a flood of key earnings reports hit Wall Street.

The

Nasdaq Composite Index

was up 23 to 2369.

TheStreet.com Internet Sector

index was up 4 to 565.

The

Dow Jones Industrial Average

was down 13 to 10,428. The

S&P 500

was up 4 to 1294. The

Russell 2000

was up 2 to 414.

The 30-year Treasury bond was down 4/32 to 95 31/32, yielding 5.53%.

Philip Morris

(MO) - Get Report

recently posted first-quarter operating earnings of 80 cents a share, in line with the 12-analyst estimate. It was up 3/4 to 33 7/8.

Most Up at Open -- NYSE

Citigroup (C) - Get Report, up 3 1/4 to 73

: Citigroup set a 3-for-2 stock split.

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter

raised its 12-month price target on the stock to $87 from $79.

Most Up at Open -- Nasdaq

DoubleClick (DCLK) , up 9 5/8 to 113 5/8

:

Goldman Sachs

upgraded the company to its recommended list.

Most Down at Open -- NYSE

Telebras (TBH) , down 2 11/16 to 84 5/8

.

Most Down at Open -- Nasdaq

Go2Net (GNET) , down 10 1/4 to 136 1/2

.