The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. said Tuesday that  it earned $1.09 billion in 1995, up 11% from earnings in 1994. Fourth-   quarter earnings were $291 million, up 15%.   
Chairman Leland C. Brendsel attributed the strong performance to growth  in the agency's portfolio of loans, which offset less-favorable conditions   in the securitization business.   
  
Net interest income - largely income from the loan portfolio - totaled  $394 million in the fourth quarter, a gain of 38% from a year earlier. 
Management and guarantee fees, which the agency earns by guaranteeing  principal and interest payments on mortgage-backed securities, totaled $269   million in the quarter, down 3%.   
  
Freddie Mac attributed the decline to a drop of 0.5 basis points in the  guarantee-fee rate, as well as a decline in the size of its mortgage-backed   securities portfolio.   
Separately, the rival Federal National Mortgage Association announced a  dividend of 19 cents a share after a four-for-one stock split, which became   effective Tuesday. The payout represents an increase of 11.7% after   adjusting for the split.