1,297 on a volume of 351,338 shares worth $8 million, and bonds worth $63,300.

Most of the trading was in bank sector stocks. Thirteen issues traded, five advancing, three declining and five unchanged in value.

The biggest gainer for the week was Kentucky Fried Chicken stock which rose 50 cents or 11 percent to close at $4.50 on a volume of 2,000. The biggest loser was Argus Insurance which fell $2.50, or 19 percent, to $13.50 on a volume of 3,160.

Other gainers were Bank of Bermuda which rose $1 to close at $27 on a volume of 224,833, the Bank of Butterfield which rose 13 cents to close at $14.50 on a volume of 39,696, and Bermuda Home preference shares which rose 63 cents to close at $12 on a volume of 4,000.

Bank of Bermuda warrants fell 50 cents to close at $3 on a volume of 17,899.

Bermuda Commercial Bank fell 38 cents to close at $5.13 on a volume of 2,300.

Trading unchanged were Bermuda Home common shares at $8.63 on a volume of 11,415, Bermuda Computer Services at $11 on a volume of 74, TeleBermuda International at $8 on a volume of 2,875, Belco Holdings at $23.50 on a volume of 8,450, Bermuda Telephone Co. at $32 on a volume of 34,636 and $63,300 worth of Bermuda Hospital Bermuda denominated bonds at $105.50.

SUMMARY Biggest gainer: Kentucky Fried Chicken (11%) Biggest loser: Argus Insurance (19%) Highest volume: Bank of Bermuda (224,833) Lowest volume: Bermuda Computer Services (74)