Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

 LIVERPOOL, July 20, l847.
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Al Liverpool, al lhe dale of the Hi. bernia's a,ling the Tines states that during the past ten days the weather has. been almost uninerruptedly fine, and each day strengthens tie expectations of an abundant harvest Of grain through cut the British islands, and all Europe.

 Tine fair prospect of still receiving large supplies from the United States and the Mediterranean, added 10 the fine weather which prevails in all quarters, depressed Ihe market, which presented every aspect of a downward movement.

 The potatoe crop is represented to be free from danger and contributed not a, little to affect prices, During the past week, however, the markets have been much frmer. The prices of tte 18th became current and were maintained throughout the week, and on the 18th in Mark lahe, further decline of one shil. ling in flour took place. The trade in Indian corn vas however quite paraly> sed. and flour in bbls was quite neglect. ed

 The heavy decline in Cotton, which 'ook'place at the beginning of the month, was checked, and the market has been steady since the l0th-salss pretty large and considerable demand.

 [After having received thus much of our dispatch the wires between Pbila> delphia and Baltimore became deranged and nothing more could be trans mitleG.I