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SuGAR FROM PoTAToEs.-lt Is stated in the London Price Current that the growers of potatoes in the British kingdom are likely 10 be benefited by the exertions of the home sugar manufacturers, who are now determin- ed 10 purchase all that comes within their reach, At the manuiaciory of potatoe sugar at Sradord, in Essex, and other places, we understand that the ''fruit of the earth,n lpo- tatoel will be takenin any quantity, and at a fair price. We have no doubt that the juice of the cane is superior to the meal of the potaloe, but we have positive proof that the potatoe can make up in quantity what is deficient in quality. and as no one ques- ton the nutrlment in the potatoe, we do not see why potatqe sugar should not be as advantageous 10 the tea or coffee table as the potaloe at the dinner table; be this as t may, we have 1t on good authority that three tons of the raw material will produce one ton of the manufactured article, and con sequensly the British manufacturer can sue cessially compete with the foreign and colo nal producer, and pay the same duty as that which is levied on the sugar imported from the colonies.