* Treasury sells at top end of target * Yields fall on two of three bonds as investors await Spain rescue call * Demand strong on all three bonds * International investors still shun Spain debt By Nigel Davies MADRID, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Spanish borrowing costs mostly fell at a bond auction on Thursday but uncertainty over whether the government will ask for an international bailout means they could rise again soon. The Treasury managed to meet the top end of its 3 billion to 4 billion euro target for the auction, showing investors still have appetite for the country's debt in the belief a rescue package will come soon. The yield on the 2014 bond was...
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