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According to an article in the London Journal OF
Arts and Sciences for the month of July, it appears
there are at present one hundred manufacture. in
France devoted to the making OF sugar from the beet
root. The quantity of sugar actually prepared is
estimated at from four to five millions OF pounds.
This. however, is but one twentieth OF the consump-
ton in that country. The manufactures are IN a
thriving state and the demand for the article increas
ing The price of fuel in the French market being
almost one sixth part OF the whole cost OF manuiac.
urinp--he sugar Of course, in countries where iuel
is more plenty, could be afforded proporonaby
cheaper. The New-York Times, in alluson to this
subject remarks-it is not impossible that with The
exhau.lless supply Of fuel and extent OF unimproved
land in our own country, this may at no distant day
be added to the numerous branches OF American
manufactures.