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| Web service tera.co.in launched Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 14: Tera.co.in - a global web service portal, which represents next generation value to domestic as well as international community, has been launched. Tera has been loaded with services like.........more Wheat
turns easy NEW DELHI, Oct 14: In limited deals, wheat prices receded on the wholesale grains market today on reduced offtake by rolling flour mills amidst fresh arrival and ended lower........more Select
commodities NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Prices of select commodity moved down in the wholesale pulses market today on poor demand against adequate stocks and closed ........more Edible oil
drifts on sluggish NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Edible oils remained weak on the wholesale oils and oilseeds market today owing to slackened demand against increased supplies and closed .....more |
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Select freight rates up on busy cargo movements NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Freight rates for the nine metric tonne pay load section for select destinations rose on the local truck transport market today following tight availability of trucks amid busy ........more Gur prices
remain NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Steady conditions prevailed on the wholesale gur (jaggery) market today with prices, after moving in a narrow range on small bouts of buying and selling, settled around last ..........more Sugar
remains down NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Sugar prices eased on the wholesale sugar market today on sluggish demand amidst ample stocks position and closed with moderate losses.......more Chemical
prices remain NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Steady conditions developed on the wholesale chemical market today with prices moving in a narrow range in scattered enquiries ...........more |
Web service tera.co.in launched Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 14: Tera.co.in - a global web service portal, which represents next generation value to domestic as well as international community, has been launched. Tera has been loaded with services like e-mail, travel, virtual office and entertainment. Since new generation is fully loaded with Hi-tech Gizmos and innovative ways of living and doing their work, this is where virtual office helps suit every individual professional or a businessman to have presence around the globe while being mobile and equipped with services like News, travel and Entertainment. Tera group through its corp division, also known as Tertelecom, is completely dedicated to NG Services, such as Software development, Hosting BPO offering, Telecom Equipment and Bandwidth provisioning under the brand name Tertelecom. Tara’s travel services have been powered by its group company JK Travels India, which is part of Tera Group family. |
Wheat turns easy in thin trade NEW DELHI, Oct 14: In limited deals, wheat prices receded on the wholesale grains market today on reduced offtake by rolling flour mills amidst fresh arrival and ended lower. Traders said reduced offtake by rolling flour mills against fresh arrival mainly brought down wheat prices. Wheat MP (deshi) eased to Rs 1475-1725 against last closing of Rs 1485-1735 a quintal. Wheat dara (for mills) also quoted lower at Rs.1005-1007 a quintal. Maida shed Rs.10 at Rs 1100-1110 a 90 kg bag in sympathy with wheat. Following were today's quotations per quintal: Wheat MP (deshi) 1475-1725, wheat dara (for mills) 1005-1007, chakki atta (delivery) 1003-1006, Chakki atta Rajdhani (10 kgs) 140, shakti bhog (10 kgs) 140, roller flour mill 1000-1010, maida 1100-1110 (90 kilos) and sooji 1230-1240 (90 kgs). Rice basmati (lal quila) 4400, Shri Lal Mahal 4600, Basmati common 2800-2900, Permal raw new 1060-1085, old 900-930, permal wand 1195-1265, sela 1200-1265 and rice IR-8 975-1000, Bajra 628-630, Jowar 700-720 (yellow), Maize 710-720 Barley (UP) 790-800 and Rajasthan 645-655. (PTI) |
Select commodities down on poor demand NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Prices of select commodity moved down in the wholesale pulses market today on poor demand against adequate stocks and closed with moderate losses. Marketmen said adequate stocks position against poor demand mainly led to a fall in select commodity prices. They said weak upcountry advices also influenced the market sentiment to some extent. Rajma chitra (Pune) and (China) lacked necessary follow up support and surrendered moderate ground at Rs.4150-4550 and Rs 4950-5000 while its red variety quoted lower at Rs 3425-3450 a quintal respectively. Kabli gram small followed suit and lost Rs.50 at Rs 3550-3650 a quintal. Gram and its dal (local) also eased to Rs 3150-3160 and Rs 3650-3700 a quintal respectively on stockists selling. Following were today's quotations (in quintal): Urad Maharashtra 3375-3550, Rangoon 3625-3700, Urad chilka (local) 4900-5000, best 5200-5300, dhoya local 5300-5500, best 5700-6300, Moong Maharashtra 2525-2575,Moong (old) 1800-1925, UP\Bihar 2800-3025, Rajasthan 3300-3475,dal moong chilka 4100-4200, best 4300-4700, moong dhoya local 4400-4500, best quality 4700-4900, masoor small 2350-2450, bold 1950-2000, dal masoor local 2300-2450, best quality 2475-2550, Malka local 2300-2500, best 2500-2600, Moth 2725-2750, Moth dagi 2800-2825, best 2650-2700, dal moth 3100-3250, Arhar Maharashtra 1975-2000, (Karnataka) 1925-1975, Rangoon 1850-1860, dal arhar dara 2800-2900 and patka 3000-3050. Gram 3150-3160, gram dal (local) 3650-3700, best quality 3700-3900, besin (35 kg) shakti bhog 1500, rajdhani 1500, Rajmah chitra Pune 4150-4550, China 4950-5000, red 3425-3450, kabli gram small 3550-3650, dabra 2780-2980, imported 4600-4700, lobia 3200-3500, peas white 1720-1820 and green 1770-1870. (PTI) |
Edible oil drifts on sluggish demand, ample supplies NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Edible oils remained weak on the wholesale oils and oilseeds market today owing to slackened demand against increased supplies and closed in negative zone. Select non-edible oils also eased on reduced offtake by consuming industries. Traders said increased selling by stockists along with sluggish demand from vanaspati units and fresh arrival mainly attributed to fall in edible oil prices. In the edible section, soyabean refined mill delivery and soyabean degum (Delhi) oils lost Rs.50 each at Rs.4350 and Rs 4150 per quintal respectively on lack of buying interest. Sesame mill delivery oil posted Rs 20 lower at Rs 4530 per quintal owing to reduced offtake by millers. Coconut (per tin) also quoted lower at Rs 920-930 on reduced offtake by local traders. In the non-edible sector, mahuwa and palm fatty oils dropped by Rs.50 each at Rs.3800 and Rs 2800-2900 per quintal respectively on reduced industrial offtake. Following were today's quotations per quintal: Oilseeds: Mustardseed 1500-1730, sunflower 950-990, Cottonseed 750-900, groundnut 1760-1910 and sesame white 2,150-2,450. Vanaspati ghee (15 litres tin) 705-815. Edible oils: Groundnut mill delivery 5,000, Groundnut Solvent refined (per tin) 920-935, Mustard Expeller 4070, Mustard Pakki ghani (per tin) 660-690, Mustard kachi ghani (per tin) 725-850, Sunflower 4,000, Sesame mill delivery 4,530, Soyabean Refined mill delivery 4,350, Soyabean degum (Delhi) 4150, Crude Palm Oil (Ex-kandla) 3,380, Cottonseed mill delivery 4,100, palmoline (RBD) 4,350, Rice bran (phy) 3400 and coconut (per tin) 920-930. Non-edible oils: linseed 4100 Mahuwa 3800, castor 3700-3725, Neem 2700-2750, Rice bran 2700-2750 and palm fatty 2800-2900. Oil cakes: groundnut dehusk 770-820, Sesame 900-1100, Mustard 670-680 and Cottonseed 725-825. (PTI) |
Select freight rates up on busy cargo movements NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Freight rates for the nine metric tonne pay load section for select destinations rose on the local truck transport market today following tight availability of trucks amid busy cargo movements. Transporters said busy cargo movements against tight availability of trucks pushed up freight rates for select destinations. Delhi to Baroda and Ludhiana were higher at Rs 11,500 and Rs 9,000 respectively. Following were today's freight rates per truck load of nine metric tonne: Ahmedabad 9,500 Hyderabad
19,500 Mumbai 17,500 Vijayawada 24,000 Baroda 11,500
Bangalore 32,000 Pune 18,500 Mysore 36,500 Surat 11,500
Pondicherry 39,000 Kanpur 9,000 Coimbatore 35,500 Kolkata
22,500 Chennai 37,000 Ludhiana 9,000 Kochi 42,000
Chandigarh 7,500 Thiruvananthapuram 44,500 Jaipur 4,000
Goa 21,500 Indore 11,500 Gwalior 7,000 Patna 16,500
Guwahati 41,500. (PTI) |
Gur prices remain steady in thin trade NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Steady conditions prevailed on the wholesale gur (jaggery) market today with prices, after moving in a narrow range on small bouts of buying and selling, settled around last levels. Marketmen said sufficient stocks position mainly kept the prices around overnight levels. Following were today's quotations: Chakku 1350-1400, Pedi 1500-1550 and Dhayya 1450-1500 Shakkar 1600-1650 and Khandsari 2100-2200. In Muzzafar Nagar: Raskat 1025-1100, chakku 1150-1250 and Khurpa new 1300-1350. In Murad Nagar: Pedi 1400-1450, Dhayya 1400-1450. (PTI) |
Sugar remains down on sluggish demand NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Sugar prices eased on the wholesale sugar market today on sluggish demand amidst ample stocks position and closed with moderate losses. Marketmen said fall in demand from bulk consumers against adequate stocks led to a fall in sugar prices. At wholesale market, sugar ready M-30 and S-30 prices were quoted lower at Rs 1890-2050 and Rs 1880-2040 per quintal respectively. Similarly, mill delivery M-30 and S-30 traded weak at Rs 1745-1895 and Rs 1740-1880 per quintal respectively. Following were today's quotations in rupees per quintal. Sugar ready M-30 1890-2050 and S-30 1880-2040. Mill delivery M-30 1745-1895 and S-30 1740-1880. Sugar mill gate prices (excluded duty): Modi Nagar 1800, Bagpat 1775, Daurala 1830, Chandpur 1715, Titabi 1835, Mawana 1835, Simbhawali 1800, Khatauli 1800, Badaiu 1750, Sattha 1775, Ruderavilash 1690, Bijnor 1705 and Amroha 1745 and samali Rs 1790. (PTI) |
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Chemical prices remain steady in thin trade NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Steady conditions developed on the wholesale chemical market today with prices moving in a narrow range in scattered enquiries and settled around previous closing. Arrivals and offtake remained at a low ebb and volume of business poor. Traders said negligible enquiries from consuming industries due to tight funds position mainly kept prices unchanged. Following were today's quotations: Ammonia bicarb (25 kg) 325 Ammonium chloride (50 kg) 760-1250, acetic acid (1 kg) 42, boric acid technical (50 kg) 2,850-3,000, borex granular (50 kg) 1250-1400. Caustic soda flake (50 kg) 1,380 citric acid (50kg) (China) 2,500-2,700 citric acid deshi (50 kg) 2,600-3,000, camphor slab (1 kg) 185-195, camphor powder (1 kg) 170, glycerine (1 kg) 57-59, hexamine (1 kg) 60, hydrogen peroxide (1 kg) 31-32, mercury (34.5 kg) 34,000, menthol bold crystal (per kg) 865, menthol flake (1 kg) 815 nd Mentha oil (1 kg) 670. Paraffin wax (50 kg)Iran 2600-2700 paraffin wax (50 kg)China 3025-3225 paraffin wax (50 kg) indian 3225 press wax (p tonne) 14,000 residue wax (p tonne) 25,000 soda ash (50 kg) (tata) 760 soda ash (50 kg) (dcw) 750 soda ash (50 kg) (gujarat) 750 soda ash (50 kg) (birla) 750 Sodium Nitrite (50 kg) 1350-1400 Sodium silicate (Qtl) 1000-1100 stable bleaching powder (shriram) (25 kg) 315 stable bleaching powder (chambal) 305 stable bleaching powder (modi) 320 tartaric acid france (1 kg) 382 thymol (1 kg) 600 titanium dioxide (ttk) (1 kg) 87 titanium dioxide (k-brand) (1 kg) 85 titanium dioxide (china) (1 kg) 80 titanium dioxide (TR-92) 130 titanium dioxide (rc-822) (1 kg) 130 oxalic acid (pcpl-red) 50 kg 2100 oxalic acid (pcpl-blue)50 kg 1725 Zinc oxide (kg) 125 (PTI) |
Soanf, watermelon kernel down on sluggish demand NEW DELHI, Oct 14: In restricted activity, prices of soanf and watermelon kernel declined in the wholesale kirana market today on lack of buying support from retailers and stockists and closed with fresh losses. Elsewhere, prices of other spices remained steady in limited deals. Marketmen said lack of necessary buying interest from local parties and stockists coupled with fresh arrivals mainly brought down soanf and watermelon kernel prices. Soanf prices were drifted by Rs 500 at Rs 8000-11000 against previous mark of Rs 8500-11500 per quintal on reduced offtake. Watermelon kernel also traded lower at Rs 5300-5500 instead of Rs 5400-5600 per quintal in view of excess stocks against lack of buying support from halwais. Following were today’s quotations (in quintal): Ajwain 4,000-6,200 Black pepper common 11,600-11,800 Betelnut (kg) 95-110, cardamom brown (Jhundiwali) 12,500-13,000 and cardamom brown (Kanchicut) 15,000-17,000. Cardamom small (kg): Chitridar 180-290, cardamom (colour robin) 305-315, cardamom bold 340-350, cardamom extra (bold) 420-440 and cloves (kg) 285-330. Chirounji (new) (kg) 240-300 Dry mango 2,600-8,500 Dhania 3,500-6,000 Dry ginger 8,000-10,000 Kalaunji 9,000-10,000 Mace-Red (kg) 495-500 Mace-Yellow (kg) 500-505 Methiseed 2,500-4,000 Makhana (per kg) 115-150 Netmeg 240-250 Poppyseed (KG Turkey) 145 Poppseed (KG MP-RAJ) 170-200 Poppyseed (KG U.P.) 130-140 Red chillies 3,500-8,500 Soya bari pariwar (20 kg) 350-400 Saffron (kg) Irani 29,000-30,000 Saffron (kg) Kashmiri 37,000-43,000 Soanf 8,000-11,000 Turmeric 3,000-4,500 Tamarind 1,400-1,800 Tamarind without seed 3,200-4,500 Tea (kg) 70-120 Watermelon kernel 5,300-5,500 Jeera common 8,500-8,700 Jeera dollar 8,600-8,700 (PTI) |
Cashew kernel up on short supplies NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Prices of cashew kernel broken improved on the wholesale dry fruits market today on increased demand by retailers in view of the ongoing festive season and closed with fresh gains. Elsewhere, prices of other dry fruits remained static in limited deals. Traders said increased demand from retailers in view of festive season mainly helped cashew kernel broken prices to improve. Cashew kernel broken (2, 4 and 8 pieces) were met with festive season demand and quoted higher at Rs 180-210, Rs 165-200 and Rs 165-205 per kilo respectively. Following were today's quotations per 40 kgs bag: Almond (California) 12,300, Almond (gurbandi) 6,000 Almond (girdhi) 3800, Almond kernel (california) 435-450, Almond kernel (gurbandi) (kg) 400-435 and Abjosh Afghani 5,000-10,000. Chilgoza raw (1 kg) 350 chilgoza (roasted) (1 kg) 1180-1250 cashew kernel 1 kg (no 180) 485-525 cashew kernel (no 210) 395-425 cashew kernel no.(240) 315-350 cashew kernel (no 320) 260-275 cashew kernel broken 2 pieces 170-210 cashew kernel broken 4 pieces 165-200 cashew kernel broken 8 pieces 165-205 copra (qtl) 5,800-6,000 coconut powder (25 kg) 8,50-1,650 dry dates red (qtl) 2,300-4,800 fig 7,000-13,000 kishmish kandhari local 4,800-5,000 kishmish kandhari special 10,000-12,000 kishmish indian yellow 2,000-3,500 kishmish indian green 3,200-6,000 kishmish sundekhani new 10,000-12,000 pistachio Irani 475-500 pistachio Hairati 505-530 pistachio Peshwari 535-565 pistachio dodi (roasted) 425 walnut new 110-160 walnut kernel new (1kg) 270-370.(PTI) Nickel, Tin remains up on firm global trend NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Nickel and tin ingot prices maintained its upward trend on the wholesale non-ferrous metal market today on increased industrial demand along with overnight firm trend at London Metal Exchange (LME) and closed with further gains. Other base metals, on the other side, continued to be asked around previous levels in limited deals. Traders said increased industrial demand in the face of firming trend trend at London Metal Exchange mainly pushed up nickel and tin ingot prices. Nickel plate 4x4, 9x9 and 4x24 remained in demand and advanced further by Rs.5 each Rs.1910-2020, Rs.1915 and Rs.1915-1935 per kilo respectively. Tin ingot also gained Rs.10 at Rs.540 a kilo on increased offtake. Following were today's quotations per kilo: Tin ingot 540, solder (40 per cent) 155, Nickle plate (4x4) 1910-2020, Nickel (9x9) 1915 Nickel (4x24) 1915-1935, zinc slab 197.00, dross 120, cadmium plate 176, Rod 153-156, antimony (china) 260, gun metal scrap 155, Bell metal scrap 150, copper wire scrap 350, copper super d rod 381, copper wire bar 382, copper mixed scrap 333, C.C rod 373, Utensil scrap 95, Mixed scrap 325, Chadripital 145, brass sheet cutting 105.50, bullet scrap 97, bharat scrap 208, accessories scrap 209, brass boring 77-78, brass radiator scrap 82 and huny scrap 97.50. Lead ingot deshi soft 56, hard 61.00, Lead imported 65-75, ingot 105, Aluminium rod 140, sheet cutting 125, aluminium wire scrap 127 and Aluminium utensils scrap 118. (PTI) |
Govt yet to identify coal mines for Sasol project MUMBAI, Oct 14: The Government is yet to identify the coal mines that could be awarded to South African alternative fuel company Sasol, which plans to invest USD six billion to put up a plant to convert coal to oil in India. Sasol, a pioneer in converting coal and gas to diesel, has proposed to set up a coal to oil conversion project in India using gas to liquids (GTL) technology, provided it is awarded coal mine with one billion tonne reserve. "We are currently examining their proposal, but the coal mine has not been identified yet," Adviser (Projects), Ministry of Coal, P R Mandal told reporters on the sidelines of an international power summit here today. If it gets assurance on coal reserves, Sasol would conduct the feasibility study for the project, which alone would cost Rs 200-300 crore, he added. The project, if materialised, could provide India a much-desired breather from oil imports. A leader in the conversion of gas and coal to fuels such as diesel and petrol, Sasol was formed in 1950 by the then apartheid government to convert coal to crude oil so as to reduce South Africa's dependence on oil imports. Sasol's proposal, if it materialises, could be the single largest case of foreign direct investment in the country. However, the fact remains that in India there are only a few coal mines with proven reserves of one billion tonnes. Sasol would convert 20 mt of coal of the available variety into three mt of oil, Mandal added. (PTI) |
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