Because,' smiling Treasury turned him by the arm towards the sideboard and spoke banteringly, 'it never can be worth your while to come among us and help us.'
'No, no,' said Treasury, 'that is not the light in which one so distinguished for practical knowledge and great foresight, can be expected to regard it.
"This large one here," said the barber, "is called 'The
Treasury of various Poems.'"
From this great
treasury of waters issue forth limpid streams, which, augmenting as they descend, become main tributaries of the Missouri on the one side, and the Columbia on the other; and give rise to the Seeds-ke-dee Agie, or Green River, the great Colorado of the West, that empties its current into the Gulf of California.
"'Item, that the contents of the
Treasury be preserved intact.' Why, that's altered into 'shall be at the absolute disposal of the Vice-Warden'!
The August 4th Wall Street Journal reported: "At the end of May, Japan was the largest foreign owner of
Treasurys with a holding of $429 billion.
Corporate treasurers are enjoying the fruits of a relatively calm but still difficult
treasury management environment.
At the outset, let me note that the Federal Reserve Board continues to support the recommendations of the joint Treasury-Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)-Federal Reserve Board study-most important, that the Congress extend the
Treasury's rulemaking authority over the market beyond the current sunset date.
This, however, is a much more complicated task and requires a great deal more business skill than the risk management that naturally falls within the
treasury group's organizational purview.
