We emphatically condemn the use of fine pens for commercial writing. The aversion to a finical effeminate hand among business men, is of itself enough to make it unpopular, but aside from that, the labor of writing is greatly increased if we use a pen so fine as to require any pressure upon the point to produce an upward stroke; and legibility, the chief desideratum in chirography, is to a great extent, if not entirely, sacrificed by the use of a sharp-pointed pen...