In 1862, Acland reestablished the mill under the new name of the "Ischera Yarn Mill". Ischera Yarn Mill was wound up and auctioned off to new owners in 1868, who again restarted the mill under the new name of the "Caluctta [sic?] Jute Mills Co., Ld.", after the mill was partially closed down from 1868 to 1872.[4][5] This mill prospered primarily because of the British demand for cotton caused by the American Civil War, by providing a supply of jute bags to Bombay (present-day Mumbai).[3]