Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 9.1.11

tradingday2C&F Financial
Bryan McKernon, president of the company’s title agency, sold 620 shares for $23 each. He still owns almost 10,000 shares.

CarMax
CarMax entered into a credit agreement with Bank of America, allowing it to borrow up to $700 million with an option to increase the line to $1 billion. The credit line can be used for working capital and general corporate purposes and is due to be repaid Aug. 26, 2016.

Community Bankers Trust
Director Glenn Dozier bought 4,000 shares for $1.02 each. He owns more than 45,000 shares.

Director Richard Bozard bought 2,500 shares for $1.10 each. He then bought an additional 2,500 shares for $1.03 per each. Bozard owns more than 28,000 shares.

Dominion Resources
Peter Brown, a director, bought 10,000 shares for $48.71 per share or $487,100. He owns more than 51,000 shares of Dominion stock.

Franklin Financial
George Scott, a director of the newly public parent of Franklin Federal Savings Bank, bought 10,000 shares for $11.26 each.

President and CEO Richard Wheeler acquired 6,432 shares for $11.71 as part of a deferred compensation plan.

Star Scientific
Tradewinds Master Fund, a Virgin Islands institutional investor, bought 150,000 shares of Star Scientific stock for $1.80 per share. It owns more than 16 million shares.

Universal Corp.
Vice President William Coronado sold 3,000 shares for $40 each. He still owns more than 25,000 Universal shares.

Union First Market Bankshares
Ronald Hicks, a director, bought 5,000 shares for $10.92 each. He owns more than 70,000 shares of Union stock.

Xenith Bankshares
President and CEO Gaylon Layfield bought 5,000 shares for $3.48 per share. He owns 114,000 shares.

Chief Credit Officer Wellington Cottrell bought 1,000 shares for $3.60 each. He owns more than 29,000 shares.

Scott Reed, a director, bought 10,000 shares for $3.50 each. He owns more than 3.2 million shares of Xenith stock.

Chief Accounting Officer Judy Gavant bought a total of 3,600 shares for $8,750. She owns more than 15,000 shares.

Michael Schwartz is a BizSense reporter. Please send news tips to [email protected].

tradingday2C&F Financial
Bryan McKernon, president of the company’s title agency, sold 620 shares for $23 each. He still owns almost 10,000 shares.

CarMax
CarMax entered into a credit agreement with Bank of America, allowing it to borrow up to $700 million with an option to increase the line to $1 billion. The credit line can be used for working capital and general corporate purposes and is due to be repaid Aug. 26, 2016.

Community Bankers Trust
Director Glenn Dozier bought 4,000 shares for $1.02 each. He owns more than 45,000 shares.

Director Richard Bozard bought 2,500 shares for $1.10 each. He then bought an additional 2,500 shares for $1.03 per each. Bozard owns more than 28,000 shares.

Dominion Resources
Peter Brown, a director, bought 10,000 shares for $48.71 per share or $487,100. He owns more than 51,000 shares of Dominion stock.

Franklin Financial
George Scott, a director of the newly public parent of Franklin Federal Savings Bank, bought 10,000 shares for $11.26 each.

President and CEO Richard Wheeler acquired 6,432 shares for $11.71 as part of a deferred compensation plan.

Star Scientific
Tradewinds Master Fund, a Virgin Islands institutional investor, bought 150,000 shares of Star Scientific stock for $1.80 per share. It owns more than 16 million shares.

Universal Corp.
Vice President William Coronado sold 3,000 shares for $40 each. He still owns more than 25,000 Universal shares.

Union First Market Bankshares
Ronald Hicks, a director, bought 5,000 shares for $10.92 each. He owns more than 70,000 shares of Union stock.

Xenith Bankshares
President and CEO Gaylon Layfield bought 5,000 shares for $3.48 per share. He owns 114,000 shares.

Chief Credit Officer Wellington Cottrell bought 1,000 shares for $3.60 each. He owns more than 29,000 shares.

Scott Reed, a director, bought 10,000 shares for $3.50 each. He owns more than 3.2 million shares of Xenith stock.

Chief Accounting Officer Judy Gavant bought a total of 3,600 shares for $8,750. She owns more than 15,000 shares.

Michael Schwartz is a BizSense reporter. Please send news tips to [email protected].

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