on a volume of 145,430 shares valued at $2.34 million, and bonds valued at $10,700.

There were eight advancers, three decliners and two stocks which traded unchanged.

Devonshire Industries, owners of Bermuda Paint, was the biggest gainer rising $1, or eight percent, in value to close at $12.

Bermuda Container Line had the biggest fall, declining by 75 cents, or 20 percent, in value to close the week at $3.75.

The heaviest trading was in Bank of Butterfield stock, which gained 25 cents over the previous week to close at $15.25 on a volume of 106,742 shares.

Bank of Bermuda gained 25 cents to close at $28.25. Bermuda Commercial Bank gained 25 cents to close at $5.25. Belco Holdings gained 75 cents to close at $23.75. SAL Ltd. preferred shares gained 50 cents to close at $8.50.