At the auction, the Treasury received a record $1.57 billion worth of non-competitive bids for the new bills.

And none is likely until the Treasury has received authority to go ahead with the auctions.

Then, the Treasury received more than $34 billion in bids.

And because the Treasury would receive its own issues in exchange for the cash, the safety net appears to be risk free.

Rather than losing these funds into the economy for 20 years, the Treasury will receive these funds now.

The Treasury received more than $43.4 billion worth of bids for the three-month bills sold yesterday, a record.

At the last four-year note sale, the Treasury received just a bit more than $1 billion worth of noncompetitive bids.

Treasury received countless telephone calls from angry American investors soon after the announcement.

Theoretically, the Treasury still receives tax revenue on these bonds from investors who accrue the interest income.

The Treasury, where two ministers were election casualties, receives an infusion of new blood.