Thoor dal, moong dal, sugar and wheat prices ruled steady.
Gram dal was up Rs 100 per quintal to Rs 9,600 from Rs 9,500 its closing rate.
Urad dal was down by Rs 500 per quintal to Rs 11,500 from Rs 12,000.
Maida (90 kg) and sooji (90 kg) was opened less by Rs 100 to Rs 2,600 and Rs 3,200 from Rs 2,700 and Rs 3,300, respectively.
Following are the wholesale rates of various agri- commodities (rates in rupees per quintal, unless stated otherwise): Tur Dal Rs 11,500, Urad Dal Rs 11,500, Moong Dal Rs 7,500 Gram Dal Rs 9,600, Sugar Rs 3,900, Wheat Rs 2,900, Maida (90 kg) Rs 2,600 and Sooji (90 kg) Rs 3,200.
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