The items like chana, masoor, wheat, fruits consumers keenly buy during Ramazan sustained rise during the week ended on September 4, 2010. On Monday few changes were marked on the commodities wholesale markets where masoor Canada rose by Rs 200 to Rs 7600 masoor dal turned dearer by same amount to Rs 9000. Urad from Burma scaled up Rs200 to Rs 4700.
Sugar low type stayed puts while the other quality rose by Rs 300 to Rs 8500, cottonseeds oilcake with bag Sindh new type was quoted at Rs 1180 and Rs 1200.
On Jodia Bazaar Ceylon raw rubber (per lb) Merryrul (equivalent to RSS3 conceded Rs 10 to Rs 150. RSSV scaled down by Rs 10 to Rs. 150, Merry rub (Equivalent) to crape shed Rs40 Rs 150. Merryrub (Equivalent) to crape shed Rs 40 to Rs 200 and pale crape TPC down by Rs 40 to Rs 200. Latex Merrytax (28kg) depreciated by Rs 25 to Rs 950, Semnan tax shed Rs 25 to Rs 950, while Thai (GT) lost Rs 25 to Rs 950.
On Tuesday wheat old with bardana rose by Rs 50 to Rs 2500, new type rose by Rs 50 to Rs 2515, castorseeds from lasbela was put at Rs 2200, while the better type was lower by Rs 200 to Rs 2400. Tea from Bangladesh rose by 0.64 percent to Rs. 193.08 taka or $2.77 per kg.
Buyers were from CIS and Pakistan good liquoring tea 50 kg of Pekoe farming was priced at taka 237 per kg followed by 1000-kg of Churamoni dust sold at 228 taka per kg. On Wednesday there was no situation reported because of holiday on account of Shahadat of Hazrat Ali.
On Thursday gram from Australia inferior type scaled higher by Rs 50 to Rs 5150, while the other type rose higher by Rs 150 to Rs 5350. Gram 50x50 low type rose by Rs 250 to Rs 5350, while the other variety was marked at Rs5550. Gram dal 50x50 gained Rs 100 to Rs 6500 and Rs6700. Yellow peas Canada turned higher by Rs100 to Rs 4100, while the other quality was quoted at Rs 4250. Yellow peas dal Canada low type appreciated by Rs 100 to Rs 4500, while the better type rose by Rs 150 to Rs 4700.
Guwar Sindh low type depreciated by Rs 50 to Rs 3850 while, the other one was quoted at Rs 3980. Gram Punjab inferior lost Rs 50 to Rs 3700, while the better type was quoted at Rs 3800. Bajra better type shed Rs 300 to Rs 3000, while the other quality was put at Rs 2800. Makai depreciated by Rs 25 to Rs 2625, rapeseed Nawabshah inferior type rose by Rs 200 to Rs. 1875, while the other type was unchanged at Rs. 1900, rapeseed cakes rose by Rs 5 to Rs 735, while the other type was quoted at Rs. 740.
On Jodia Bazaar Kenyan tea (per kg) PF-1 A grade shed Rs 5 to Rs. 370, B grade rose by Rs 5 to Rs 350, plus C grade rose by Rs 10 to Rs 340 and C grade rose by Rs 10 to Rs 310.
On Friday grain and seed markets remained close on account of Jum-atul-Wida.
On Jodia Bazaar milk powder skimmed ended up. The changes were:.MILK POWDER SKIMMED (Per bag of 25 kgs): Irish skimmed finished higher by Rs 900 to Rs 8,500, Poland moved upward by Rs 1000 to Rs 8000, Holland edged up by Rs 500 to Rs 8000, Amul (India) went higher by Rs 500 to Rs 8000.
VEGETABLE: Euro Gold moved upward by Rs 600 to Rs 8,800, Mix Me was quoted at Rs 8,500, Balie Gold went higher by Rs 600 to Rs 8,800, Corolac finished up by Rs 100 to Rs 9000 and Bale Vale closed upward by Rs 500 to Rs 8,800.
On Saturday trading was thin due to lack of buying interest. Moong Punjab was up by Rs 50 to Rs 8750, masoor dal gained Rs 200 to Rs 9000, Urad Burma was quoted at Rs 4400-4700 and Khandsari was registered at Rs 9000-9800. Cottonseed oilcake with bag Sindh was quoted higher at Rs 1200.