The U.S. dollar rose Monday morning against other major currencies in European trading. Gold prices also rose. British financial institutions, including the gold and stock markets, were closed for a national holiday Monday. Elsewhere in Europe, the euro was quoted at $1.2864, down from $1.2913 late Friday. Other dollar rates compared with late Friday included: 105.32 Japanese yen, up from 104.89; 1.1965 Swiss francs, up from 1.1895, and 1.2602 Canadian dollars, up from 1.2537. The British pound was quoted at $1.9026, down from $1.9092. In Zurich, the bid for gold was $433.20, up from $432.70 on Friday. Hong Kong financial institutions were closed Monday for the May Day holiday.