DRIPS offer dividends reinvestment for long term gains
DRIPs let investors reinvest dividends to buy more shares with little or no brokerage fee and sometimes a discount. Dollar cost averaging and compounding boost long term growth, though fees and taxes on reinvested dividends apply and cost-basis records are needed for tax purposes.
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At&t
Alex Brown & Sons
W. Churen
Frederick
D. Michael Engler
Alex Brown and Sons
Grain and Livestock Quotations From Frederick and Woodsboro
Grain and livestock futures and cash prices reported for Frederick and Woodsboro on May 28 to May 29 1990. Quotes cover butcher cows bulls steers heifers stock cattle veal calves farm calves butcher hogs sows pigs and shorts and various weights, with price ranges and market notes from local auctions and national futures.
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Frederick
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Livestock Sales
Gold futures slide on weak May jobs data
Commodities Associated Press reports precious metals futures dropped on the New York Commodity Exchange after weak May employment figures. Traders debated a U S Soviet summit impact on possible trade agreement. June delivery gold settled at 359.20 per troy ounce, down 5.19 to 5.90.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Mercantile Exchange
West Texas
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Commodity Exchange
RTC takes bank First Annapolis Savings Bank
Annapolis bank exits under federal conservatorship as Resolution Trust Corp. takes over First Annapolis Savings Bank and renames it First Federal Savings Bank of Annapolis. Regulator assurance that customers will not lose deposits amid the bailout move.
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Annapolis
First Annapolis Savings Banks
First Annapolis
Resolution Trust Corp
Resolution
Nancy Schertzing
Federal Office of Thrift Supervision
Congress
Savings and Loans
First Federal Savings Bank of Annapolis
Hiring of Census Workers Lowers U.S. Jobless Rate to 5.3%
The May unemployment rate eased to 5.3 percent as thousands of temporary census workers were hired. Private sector jobs slowed, signaling a sluggish economy and raising concerns of a potential recession, with analysts noting weak overall growth.
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Washington
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
May
Moriland
Richard W. Rahn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Monocacy Federal Credit Union Meeting and Picnic
The annual membership meeting and picnic will be held at 4 30 p m on Friday June 15 at Pinecliff Park. The board of directors will be elected during the event. A $3 fee covers food beverages and door prizes.
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Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Pinecliff Park
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Candy PN
Prospect Plaza
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Dow Jones
IBM
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Kmart
Litton
Lowes
Allg Pwr
Loyola Corp
Marriott
Gees
Amy
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Mercantile Bandec
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Bell Atl
Moore Corp
Vila
M Penney
CSX Corp
Potom el
Citizens Bank
Sears
Clorox
Standex
Exxon
USFG
Fcne Corp
Whittaker
F&m Bancorp
First Bank of Fred
Motors
Ferris
Baker Watts, Inc
Giant Foods
Frederick Office
John’s Inc Custom Pool
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
PG Counties
Poolesville
Maryland
MHIC
Baltimore
Baltimore Bancorp
First Maryland Bancorp
Catholic Community of
Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Thomas Polk
Cerry
Routzahn's
Fedders
Emerson
Westinghouse
Eer
NS Tri
Routzahn’'S Furniture & Appliances
Routzahn
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