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# MONEY MARKET. Thursday, March 30-6 P. M. The operations at the board were very small, and prices heavy. Ohio 6's fell ⅛ per cent; New York 7's rose ⅜; Canton fell ⅜; Harlem ⅜; Stonington ⅛. The business was much larger at the new board, which is increasing in importance. Many of the members of the old board make most of their transactions at the new one. Government have fell ⅛; State 6's, 1862, ⅜. The Bank of Orleans, safety fund, is reported stopped. The brokers do not buy it. The report seems to have originated in a misunderstanding at Albany. The Orleans Bank bills were redeemed at the Canal Bank, in Albany. And in consequence of a disagreement between Drew & Robinson's Bank, the City Bank at Rochester and the Orleans, which caused them to run each other, the bills of the Orleans were not redeemed at the Canal Bank on the 27th, during business hours, but subsequently were redeemed. Only one letter from Albany to-day mentions the fact. The letters from the other cashiers did not mention it. The condition of the Orleans Bank was as follows at its last report :-