The Treasury held a record auction yesterday of $18.4 billion in three- and six-month bills, or $400 million more than at last week's sale.

For the second consecutive day, the Treasury held a successful auction that did not give the market a lift.

The Treasury held another successful auction, which did not lift the market.

Today, the Treasury will hold its regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills.

The Treasury will hold several major auctions this week.

Treasury will hold its first auction of the bond in five years on February 9, 2006.

Also yesterday, the Treasury held the second test of a new auction system in its sale of five-year notes.

The Treasury will hold its regular weekly auction of three- and six-month bills today.

Treasuries hold items that can be obtained in a game of chance.

The Treasury held its monthly auction of new one-year bills yesterday.