D 16	ir*anesday,	May	l4,1999- THE WASHINGTON POST
NEW YORK, May 13ÛÓThe dollar registered gains against most currencies today but declined in late trading after a federal judge struck down the 10-cent-per-gallon fee President Carter attempted to impose on gasoline. Gold prices rose as much as $10 in New York.</br></br>Gold for delivery this month rose S10.10 to close at $517.80 at the New York Commodity Exchange, Inc. 1.6550; 227.28 yen, up from 226.35; and $1.1723 Canadian, down from $1.1742.</br></br>Trading in all the metals was reported as quiet. Silver rose 42 cents an ounce at the Comex to close at $12.97 an ounce.</br></br>The price of gbld closed in Zurich at $512.50 an ounce, unchanged from Monday. In London, the closing quote was $514, up $1.</br></br>Late New York dollar prices, compared to Monday, were; 1.7890 marks, up from 1.7860; 4.1925 francs, up from 4.1810; 1.6608 Swiss francs, up from 1. 550; 227.28 yen, up from 226.35; and $1.1763 Canadian, down from $1.1724-Canadian, down from $1,174.