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Sept 30 (Reuters) - Traders blame some of today's pull back in Treasuries on expectations that Washington will still pass a bill to bail out the financial sector, while the quarter end has led LIBOR rates to soar. "The mood is that the economic rescue plan will get done and that interest rates are probably a little bit too low here," Thomas di Galoma, head of U.S. Treasury trading at Jefferies & Co. in New York, told Reuters. "I think the move in the stock market has pushed people to do the right thing in Washington. I think Congress will go ahead and pass the bill tomorrow."

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