(ECONOMICS.) LEFÈVRE, EDWIN. Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. 8vo, original tan cloth, spine gilt-lettered (dulled), front cover stamped in blind, scattered minor soiling, light rubbing to spine tips, top-edges with faint ownership initials; ex-collection Joseph Goodman, signed and inscribed by him on both the front flyleaf and blank preliminary in blue and black ink, respectively. First edition, nice association copy. Joseph Goodman had a seat on the NYSE, ran his own trading firm, was a well-regarded columnist for Forbes for 30 years, and notably penned the following famous pieces of Wall Street advice in his column still remembered today: "A bull makes money, a bear makes money, but a hog makes nothing. The market always does what it should do, but not always when." Meets the following first printing points: tan/light brown cloth (as opposed to green), blind stamped front cover, George H. Doran logo/emblem and the roman numeral "I" on the copyright page. New York: George H. Doran, (1923)