I have some old USS literature that calls out two grades of Cor-Ten (A & B). Cor-Ten A has superior ductility at higher temps and there's a cautionary note regarding the use of Cor-Ten B above 800 deg F because of the low elongation and reduction of area during stress rupture testing (less than 10%).
The following was in the USS literature for yield:
Cor-Ten B: 46.7 KSI @ 600 deg F, 45.1 KSI @ 800 deg F, 35.8 KSI @ 1000 deg F
Cot-Ten A: 41.1 KSI @ 600 deg F, 39.9 KSI @ 800 deg F, 35.2 KSI @ 1000 deg F