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First ships crawl down Mississippi after spill

... bused to New Orleans.The shutdown could cost shippers millions of dollars in lost commerce, said John Hyatt, vice president of Irwin Brown Co., a New Orleans-based freight forwarder.State authorities were optimistic environmental damage could be contained. Divers were inspecting the barge, which is wedged against the Mississippi River bridge. Officials said they believe little fuel...

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Mississippi River Reopens After Massive Oil Spill

... bused to New Orleans.The shutdown could cost shippers millions of dollars in lost commerce, said John Hyatt, vice president of Irwin Brown Co., a New Orleans-based freight forwarder.State authorities were optimistic environmental damage could be contained. Divers were inspecting the barge, which is wedged against the Mississippi River bridge. Officials said they believe little fuel...

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Fuel oil spill idles 200 ships near New Orleans

... port capable of handling the largest oil tankers. The complex is linked by pipeline to refineries.John Hyatt, vice president of Irwin Brown Co., a New Orleans-based freight forwarder, said he expected the overall cost of commerce lost to quickly climb into the millions of dollars.Paul Book, vice president of American Commercial Lines Inc. of Jeffersonville, Ind., which owns the barge,...