 Markets were a type of structure that lent themselves to prefabrication and shipping, such as the structure of the Mercado Centrale in Santiago, Chile, which was shipped out from Glasgow firm Laidlaw & Sons in 1869.The Marché en Fer (Iron Market) in Port au Prince, Haiti, fabricated in Paris, was reputedly intended as a railway station for Cairo in 1891 but was purchased by the Haitian government instead.Watson's Hotel in Mumbai was prefabricated in England and built in 1867-69, using brick infill panels in a heavy and decorative cast-iron frame and is the oldest completely cast iron framed building in the world.