This prevailed up to the war of reform, better said, the end of this. To honor the victory of the Liberals then Governor Lic. Miguel Auza put in charge of the architect Juan Corrinston a market that would be built in that square. The work began in June 1861. In 1886 the building was reconstructed under the mandate of Marcelino Morfín Chávez with the aim of creating a place that could meet the needs of citizens in general and being a place more comfortable and accessible. It is officially re-opened in 1889. This new version of the building had three plants: the first was occupied by warehouses, the second was destined to the posts and the third functioned as supply of drinking water for the citizens.
The tragedy happened on December 8, 1901 because a stub of cigar ended in flammable material that was in a room in which they were establishing ornaments for a Kermesse next this was victim of a terrible fire that destroyed it completely in only a matter of hours. The solidarity of the citizens was rapidly and they devised ways to raise money for its reconstruction, as the changed when carnivals or bullfighting. Until the Government decided to financially support to achieve their completion and finally on 22nd September 1902 it was re-opened. This time with only two floors of the three originally possessed. One of its changes more trascendentes was which was held in 1982. More that change was already admission that Goitia square was built on the South side of this building. In this square, they usually carried out shows.