DCHP-1 Online
cash district Hist. 
a settled area where money is the usual medium of exchange, as opposed to a backwoods area, where barter is usual.
- 1842 . . . it becomes a highly important question what are the market or cash districts (as they are sometimes called), in contradistinction to those in the bush.
- 1842 . . . it becomes a highly important question what are the market or cash districts (as they are sometimes called), in contradistinction to those in the bush.