1. There are 2 "On Sale" fields under Preferences > Store Text > Store Pages. The first is for regular pricing (if the template uses it). The second is in a section called "Quantity Pricing". Make sure you change it in the second place.
2 & 4. You can change the font separate from other fonts on the page with CSS. The quantity pricing table has the following classes:
qp_header - for the whole table
qp_quantitytxt - for the cell containing the word "Quantity"
qp_quantity - for the cells containing the quantity price breaks
qp_pricetxt - for the cell containing the word "Price"
qp_price - for the cells containing the price amount for each quantity
qp_saletxt - for the cell containing the words "On Sale"
qp_sale - for the cells containing the sale amount for each quantity
CSS to make the quantity row all larger and bold would look something like the following (you could add this CSS anywhere that would make it appear on the page including the header, footer or in the template directly)
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<style type="text/css">
.qp_quantitytxt, .qp_quantity {
font-size: 110%;
font-weight:bold
}
</style>
3. This one is more difficult because with CSS you can't make changes conditionally. You could do this with JavaScript or something that would work with conditions. Instead, I would recommend making the sale price column stand out more by making the font red or green. Below is the CSS from above, combined with additional CSS to make the sale prices green.
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<style type="text/css">
.qp_quantitytxt, .qp_quantity {
font-size: 110%;
font-weight:bold
}
.qp_sale {font-color: #536d2e}
</style>