"Table 1-53:  Value, Tons, and Ton-Miles of Freight Shipments within the United States by Domestic Establishments, 2002P",,,,,,,,,
SCTG,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              ,Value ($billions),Percent,Tons (millions),Percent,Ton-milesb (billions),Percent,Value per ton ($),Average miles per shipment
1,Live animals and live fish,7.2,0.1,6.5,0.1,2,0.1,"1,099",534
2,Cereal grains,55.9,0.7,578.6,5,263.7,8.2,97,125
3,Other agricultural products,129.9,1.5,277.5,2.4,122.1,3.8,468,477
4,Animal feed and products of animal origin (NEC),55.3,0.7,240,2.1,77.5,2.4,230,141
5,"Meat, fish, seafood, and their preparations",204.9,2.4,85,0.7,41.8,1.3,"2,410",192
6,"Milled grain products, preparations, and bakery products",119.7,1.4,116,1,51.4,1.6,"1,032",265
7,Other prepared foodstuffs and fats and oils ,362.3,4.3,463.4,4,171.2,5.3,782,206
8,Alcoholic beverages,115.8,1.4,93.7,0.8,25.6,0.8,"1,236",56
9,Tobacco products,77.2,0.9,5.8,0.1,1.3,0,"13,320",414
10,Monumental or building stone,2.5,0,16.9,0.1,1.3,0,145,170
11,Natural sands,4.6,0.1,466.3,4,34,1.1,10,57
12,Gravel and crushed stone,12.6,0.1,"1,775.20",15.3,104.6,3.3,7,33
13,Nonmetallic minerals (NEC),12.7,0.1,186.3,1.6,57,1.8,68,214
14,Metallic ores and concentrates,15.7,0.2,116.1,1,59.4,1.9,136,465
15,Coal,24.1,0.3,"1,255.10",10.8,562.5,17.6,19,112
17,Gasoline and aviation turbine fuel,233.6,2.8,840.4,7.3,130.2,4.1,278,103
18,Fuel oils,109.6,1.3,507.5,4.4,108.9,3.4,216,81
19,Coal and petroleum products (NEC),74.7,0.9,431.3,3.7,96,3,173,125
20,Basic chemicals,152.1,1.8,497,4.3,173.9,5.4,306,516
21,Pharmaceutical products,426.8,5,22.8,0.2,12.1,0.4,"18,697",722
22,Fertitizers,34.1,0.4,214.2,1.9,74.4,2.3,159,150
23,Chemical products and preparations (NEC),234.4,2.8,109.8,0.9,54.8,1.7,"2,134",409
24,Plastics and rubber,343.4,4,147,1.3,83.9,2.6,"2,335",430
25,Logs and other wood in the rough,5.2,0.1,86.3,0.7,8.9,0.3,60,108
26,Wood products,140,1.7,321.1,2.8,114,3.6,436,250
27,"Pulp, newsprint, paper, and paperboard",102.4,1.2,139.9,1.2,82.6,2.6,732,233
28,Paper or paperboard articles,105.9,1.2,72.5,0.6,25.5,0.8,"1,460",282
29,Printed products,136.9,1.6,34.4,0.3,17.4,0.5,"3,977",903
30,"Textiles, leather, and articles of textiles or leather",507,6,53.3,0.5,34.6,1.1,"9,511",967
31,Nonmetallic mineral products,143.1,1.7,910.3,7.9,120.3,3.8,157,388
32,Base metal in primary or semifinished forms and in finished basic shapes,253.7,3,326,2.8,121.6,3.8,778,275
33,Articles of base metal,234.9,2.8,115.7,1,44.4,1.4,"2,031",396
34,Machinery,509.5,6,62.9,0.5,34.7,1.1,"8,094",413
35,Electronic and other electrical equipment and components and office equipment,948,11.2,53.8,0.5,32.9,1,"17,625",747
36,Motorized and other vehicles (including parts),735.7,8.7,133.7,1.2,59.1,1.8,"5,504",401
37,Transportation equipment (NEC),163,1.9,10.3,0.1,6.2,0.2,"15,871","1,003"
38,Precision instruments and apparatus,222,2.6,15.2,0.1,3.4,0.1,"14,600",986
39,"Furniture, mattresses and mattress supports, lamps, lighting fittings, and illuminated signs",135,1.6,30.9,0.3,13.3,0.4,"4,373",564
40,Miscellaneous manufactured products,404.7,4.8,90.6,0.8,37.1,1.2,"4,467","1,003"
41,Waste and scrap,49.3,0.6,305.6,2.6,71.1,2.2,161,163
43,Mixed freight,858.3,10.1,332.2,2.9,57.8,1.8,"2,584",434
,Commodity unknown,19.6,0.2,25.5,0.2,10.1,0.3,769,585
,All commodities a,"8,483.10",100,"11,572.80",100,"3,204.40",100,733,589
KEY:  NEC = not elsewhere classified; P = preliminary; SCTG = Standard Classification of Transportation Goods.,,,,,,,,,
a  Estimates exclude shipments of crude petroleum (SCTG 16).,,,,,,,,,
b Ton-miles estimates are based on estimated distances traveled along a modeled transportation network.  ,,,,,,,,,
NOTE 
"Estimates are preliminary and may be revised. Coverage for the 2002 Commodity Flow Survey (CFS) differs from previous surveys due to a change from the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification system to the 1997 North American Industry Classification System and other survey improvements.  Therefore, data users are urged to use caution when comparing 2002 CFS estimates with estimates from prior years."
SOURCE
"U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, 2002 Commodity Flow Survey: United States (Preliminary) (Washington, DC: December 2003), table 3a."