“Corn is trading slightly higher this morning and yesterday’s lower close, but the December contract continues to hover around the $3.90 mark. Prices are 6 cents off contract lows as trade anticipates large yields,” Amanda Brill at Total Farm Marketing said. Hightower Report said “A cool front moving across the Midwest will bring relief from the hot temperatures and some rains have fallen overnight and this morning from eastern Kansas through Southeast Iowa and into northern Illinois. Once the front passes by, dry and cool conditions are expected to remain for the Western and central corn belt for the next 10 days.” Hightower Report said, “Reports of diseases like tar spot and southern rust are coming from the Eastern corn belt, especially Indiana, something to keep an eye on as these diseases can significantly reduce yield.” The market will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day.