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NEW DELHI: Moong and moth prices spurted up to Rs 100 per quintal on the wholesale pulses market in the national capital on Thursday largely on the back of pick up in buying by dal millers.

Restricted arrivals from producing regions also supported the rise in prices.

Marketmen said apart from better demand from dal millers, tight arrivals from producing centres also supported the rise in select commodity prices.

Moong Maharashtra and Rajasthan were up by Rs 50 each at Rs 3,425-3,780 and Rs 4,250-4,325 per quintal respectively.

Moth also evoked increased buying support from dal mills and spurted by Rs 100 to Rs 3,300-3,400 per quintal, while kabli gram small shot up by Rs 50 to Rs 3,050-3,850 per quintal. - PTI

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