The Markets.
Baltimore, April 2.
--Flour firm.
Wheat higher — red, $1.34@$1.37; white, $1.50@$1.65. Cornfirm — mixed, 56@58; yellow, 60; white, 63@65.--Pork firm — mess, $17; prime, $14. Lard, 9¼@10.
Coffee active and firm, at 12¼@13½.
Whiskey steady, at 17½@18
New York, April 2.
--Cotton firm — sales of 4,000 bales. Market closing Ê@¼ higher.
Orleans middling 12 7/8.
Flour unsettled.
Southern $5.50@ $5.80. Wheat slightly better — Red Western $1.36½@$1.38½. White $1.45@$1.55. Corn dull — mixed 68@69; White Southern 67½@71, yellow 65@70. --Beef firm.
Pork — mess $17. Whiskey dull at 18¼c. Sugar steady.
Orleans 5½@5½, Muscovado 5½@5¾, Havana 5½@5¾.
Coffee steady — Rio 11 7/8@13, Java 10½@17.
Molasses unchanged — Orleans 29½@33.--Rosin firm at $1.22½@$1.30. Freights unchanged.
Norfolk, April 2.
--Cotton active and advanced --prime 12 5/8; select Ê more; common 11 @12.
Receipts light.
Corn — sales of 20,000 bushels — white 64@64½c. ; yellow 62; mixed 60 Staves very active and unchanged.
Naval Stores very dull.
Tar $1.50@1.60.
Sales in New York, April 1st, of $15,000 Va. 6's at 75½. 
