New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
YOUNG MEMS UNIos CEsrRAL COMMITTEE.

AT meeting Of the Young Mems Central Committee.
on Thursday evening. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: '.' 80. "A" 'e
R.e,red That the Young Mems Union Central Committee
Nominations made by the Union National Convention st BAIL
more, and heartily indcrse Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson their candidates ot Prsideat and VicePredsni
Resoed Tbs. In the present crisis Of the eeenty when
rebellion the world In fun progress and
no disposition 10 yet manifested by the eness othe Govern
ent to submit to tbs Constitution and the Lawsuhen thou
ssas ~ v pss saa rasTs the % duty y
end Of his country 10 foreO al political persona motives
and Que accord support OF the above and thus
chow TO sors the South aud their eoadutor at the
OF tho syernment and sustain who have calamity
stood by Them until the red glare OF the present aeda war
Rssoesa Tbs. while tie thoughts and actions Of the pe.
have already clearly the ofpopusr
y yas Of s s s w in
sScOfdys st Del that thank. saIsenty due the
Inc denomination % Abraham Lincoln and the truly loyal son
snts enuasated IN TIE ~ Ssa .Ss
johnson viii ihwst forever the hope Of traitors OF home and
T. ever ssst s, md brave that Che people win
ed un The olous banner the Republic shs hoet once
Js q sse9Tss . sys y BENG beng he
bio war; have and WIN bdi any and all poe.nstiSn.
sSoshnen end by such base 0oveInment upon
The ssa principles bad in visw y our fatheI and ios,sr
sirIs. ANARCHY, or war could arise
Bulls HEAD, Monday, juno H.-Another
round OF the ladder is broken There Is none ie stand
Ing above H. The cxtravagantly high price Of bull
locks is among the things OF the past The price
though still high Is not over lie n net Tor the top,
and We have some rstelass Catte soia upon INC
scales at lCo H. and that were neHt 70 frst'
rate at l5Ic At slo each We saw good fair qoeiitJ
Kentucky Durham Steers sold that would average 9
ewt net each This was 10 the afternoon The morn.
Inc sales Of rsolass stock considered BY some Of
ths salesmon - good 90 they were last Monday The
afternoon sales were not good, that certain and
some lots Of good Cattle turned out because the
occs were 30 low that said that they could not
stand H. The common remark was, sam 10 SICK
gerry sick" Every Sam who bought Cattle expecting to
sick to-day. Medium quality stock soils 10. pound
net lower than last week. Some OF the brokers say Co.
others that 5oyt Steers are $40 head les: than q
oct average. good many Of the lowest grade Steers
good fair quality for grazing sold at rates estimated
below lie. good many dsticry Cattle sold ct very
Tow rates compared With four weeks ago. The weather
has been remarkably warm for some days. and
has had bad effect upon this "a class lass. .s Of
heat-we heard OF - head In one lot. Butchers who
had disteryfsd beef their stalls during the beat
ID complain q It's tSfanS esG y. S Saus 70 Of suOS
stock Ia this market Notwithstanding the weather TO-
dsy Is much cooler than i. yesterday The grss.
number which !. iedsy over S.as ss and -
Including lot sold Saturday over ao oesus NJ a. =.
Bergen and other places. IL WI pc laRoso nj
drosers 70 sell out today and tomorrow without sun
further decline and OF very great iossos Inc snssp
market has been fuctuating during Ins ~eyI -
Snrine tbs weef and then fell back till It IL about the
sams 70 day tbst i was last Aondsy-that is SgSte.
Soys ars SfgSsr than ever heard OF before having
hochsd uies 10 live weight this week and only one
ssr load Tor sale this morning We hear OF nothing De-
/. .oW 10 cents pound
rosrX OF JnIy Narka.-No market win DO opened
ss1t Monday rhe cattle market at ATersons for next
week win commence Tuesday. The usual sales wiz
take place at bergen on Saturday. and we presume
sOme the next daysal yag--t4olf4