Show CHANGES IN THE TARIFF MAKES A P ES WOOL SALE SLOW BOSTON masa may 20 rile for the past week were not large or important and prices showed shoed little chainge possibilities of chancel in lit the tariff prevent free buying of ool cl I 1 v the manufacturer manufacturers and interest lias has been transferred to the I 1 irti nary markets in the west much aluch wool has been bought by boston ind western estern houses though many lie II 11 e been unwilling to pay the extreme paid by a western fir firm considerable contracting has jeen done in tho the triangle district on a basis of sixteen to seventeen cents and much has been hold sold in avie ie soda soila springs district though it h ta not all been shorn she shearing rang la Is well under vi N I 1 in western vestern idaho with salea sales on a basis of thirteen to fifteen centa cents tor for good average clips little baa has been done in montana as bide bids are lover lower than the growers will accept bids are at fifteen to sixteen cents with eighteen cents asked very little has been done la in oregon and texas in wyoming some cl oice clips have brought thirteen to sixteen cent cents or more utah und and nevada have been practically cleaned up by purchase or consignment much aluch wool ool Is being consigned advances on consigned lots are materially smaller thin thlin th lin last year and restrictions on tho the so ling price are lighter high pric 9 aie asked in the fleece wool sections in ohio growers ask twenty one cents for medium clips eulth twenty ren rents ts being paid by local buyers bostoc hodhes are bidding eichten eight en cents for or medium fifteen cents for fine and fourteen cents centa for rejections getting some wool at these figures some of the mills are competing in michigan where twenty to ty on cent cents is being paid for medium alipe 60 the can cars |