Masoor and its dal prices gained Rs 50 per quintal in the wholesale pulses market today on scattered demand from retailers.
However, moth declined on adequate stocks against lack of buying support.
Traders said scattered demand from retailers led to the rise in masoor and its dal prices.
Adequate stocks against lack of buying support led to the decline in moth prices, they added. In the national capital, masoor small and bold prices gained Rs 50 each to Rs 3,100-3,300 and Rs 3,250-3,500, respectively.
Its dal local and best quality traded higher by the same margin to Rs 3,650-3,750 and Rs 3,950-4,250 per quintal, respectively. On the other hand, moth declined by Rs 100 to Rs 2,100-2,400 per quintal.
Following are today's quotations in Rs per quintal:
Urad 4,000-4,400, Urad chilka (local) 4,900-5,300, best 5,400-5,900, Dhoya 5,350-5,450, Moong 4,000-5,000, Dal moong chilka local 5,000-5,400, Moong Dhoya local 5,300-5,500 and best quality 5,900-6,100
Masoor small 3,100-3,300, bold 3,250-3,500, Dal Masoor local 3,650-3,750, best quality 3,950-4,250, Malka local 3,500-3,550, best 3,650-3,750, Moth 2,100-2,400, Arhar 3,450-3,950, dal arhar dara 5,000-5,400
Gram 2,225-2,250, gram dal (local) 2,500-2,515, best quality 2,600-2,700, besan (35 kg) Shakti bhog 1,190, Rajdhani 1,190, Rajmah chitra Pune 3,400-3,800, China 3,500-4,000, red 3,650-3,750
kabli gram small 4,600-6,100, dabra 2,700-2,800, imported 4,700-5,100, lobia 4,500-5,000, peas white 2,075-2,175 and green 2,225-2,425
