A couple of essential commodities showed rising trend while others depicted mixed trend on the wholesale commodity markets during the week ended on January 29, 2005. The items showed rising trend were sugar, gur, wheat, Irri white, dyes raw rubber etc, Traders said.
Wheat imports of which likely depicted higher trend which was up Rs 5 to Rs 1215, and better was put at Rs 1225, guwar shed Rs 65 to Rs 1675 while better one lost Rs 50 to Rs 2250, butter type shed Rs 50 to Rs 1750, Irri white up Rs 10 to Rs 1160 and butter was quoted at Rs 1170, wheat both types lost Rs 15 to Rs 1200 and Rs 1210, cotton cakes up Re 1 to Rs 403 while better rose by Rs 5 to Rs 410, sugar rose by Rs 50 to Rs 2340 and gur up Rs 50 to Rs 2250 and inferior put at Rs 1900, guwar shed Rs 75 to Rs 1600 and better lost quoted at Rs 1700, bajra shed Rs 10 to Rs 1390, better type quoted at Rs 1525, cotton cakes lost Rs 2 to Rs 402 and Rs 408 better),
Dyes moved higher: Tenjin Chinese red 12B up Rs 15 to Rs 115, 5 kg blue 5B up Rs 2 to Rs 92, ATT acid black up Rs 10 to Rs 85, Nigrosine MS up Rs 10 to Rs 75, acid 216 up Rs 2 to Rs 100, Orange II 201 up Rs 7 to Rs 75 and acid Scarlet 3R up Rs 10 to Rs 85.
Pak dyes: Bordeux B come up Rs 3 to Rs 128, Daigo black HB come up Rs 3 to Rs 128, brown CG up Rs 5 to Rs 130, green G come up Rs 3 to Rs 138 and acid dyes Indian blue N up Rs 10 to Rs 120.
Grain markets had only one change in wheat old and new losing Rs 20 in each case to Rs 1180 and better quoted at Rs 1190 was closed on Saturday.
Tea gained: Kenyan PF-1 A grade up Rs 2 to Rs 172, B grade up Rs 3 to Rs 163, BP-1 A grade up Rs 2 to Rs 190, D-1 A grade up Rs 2 to Rs 194, Bangladesh Garden pack up Rs 5 to Rs 105, Gulab up Rs 2 to Rs 104, Khushbu up Rs 2 Rs 100 and Garden pack/BoP up Rs 11 to Rs 105.