YORKSHIRE PRESS VIEWS.

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1922, Page 5

YORKSHIRE PRESS VIEWS.

j (UNITES PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COP.RI3HT.) | (AUSTRALIAN- .RW ZEALAND CAELE ASSOC_WIO_.>. ; (Received July 12, 10 a.m..) | LONDON, Uth July. The Yorkshire Observer, jn dealing with " Bawra's " statement (as published in The Post yesterday), de*' scribes it as a " bullish " piece of special pleading to justify its policy. Everybody knows crossbreds have decreased in Argentine and in New Zealand, but as a set-off to the decrease of crossbreds there is an increase in Australian merinos. . Moreover, stocks of crossbreds in the hands of the trade are so plentiful that "Bawra's "announcement will not substantially affect^ the market, its influence being more'than counteracted by, the chaotic Continental exchanges. Bradford's opinion of " Bawra's" move is that it will have no appreciable;-, effect upon July values, having regard,' to the present position of the trade,stocks, and free wool offering. ' Tlie Yorkshire Post opines that holders will welcome and appreciate " Bawra's " withdrawal of crossbreds on the ground that the fixture of definite quantities from sale puts the trade in a better position to make its buying ar** rangements_