"The dollar rose on international money markets yesterday as the Federal Reserve and the West German and Swiss central banks again intervened to support'it GoldÛªs price also was higher.</br></br>The dollar rose sharply in Tokyo and ÛÏstayed in front"" all day in Europe and New York, according to a dealer.</br></br>In Frankfurt, it rose to 1.9090 marks, from 1.9055 Tuesday; in Zurich to 1.70825 Swiss francs, from 1.69125; in Paris to 4.3825 French francs, from 4.3775; in Brussels to 30.6150 Belgian francs, from 30.4550; in Amsterdam to 2.0875 guilders, from 2.060, and in Milan to. E49.45 lire from 846.05. In London, the pound rose to $1.9770 from $1.9730 Tuesday.</br></br>In Tokyo, the dollar rose sharply to 196.90 yen from 194.85. A Tokyo banker said traders bought back dollars they sold the previous day, last month increased 28 percent from a year ago.</br></br>United States began a drive yesterday to borrow West German marks to shore up the dollar in the first public borrowing by Washington of a foreign currency."