A price at which one can earn a living.
1834. Mr. Forsyth said that 70 to 76 cents was a very living price for fish oil, and, while it stood at that, sailors would be engaged in the business.—U.S. Senate, May 3: Cong. Globe, p. 362.
1892. Mr. C. would be glad to be enabled to do, at a living price, a series of Prints.—The Nation (N.Y.), March 3, p. 168. (N.E.D.)
