From the WhatTheyThink.com Economics and Research Center is a list of manufacturing industries that we are still bigger than, based on shipments from January through July 2008; it's a long list:

Printing

$56,194

Beverages

$53,678

Dairy products

$51,111

Electromedical, measuring, and control instruments

$49,717

Automobiles

$48,865

Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills

$48,560

Furniture and related products

$45,381

Grain and oilseed milling

$40,711

Semiconductors

$36,888

Nondefense communications equipment

$34,216

Defense aircraft and parts

$30,417

Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration equipment

$28,620

Paperboard containers

$28,470

Pesticides, fertilizers, and otheragricultural chemicals

$27,511

Electronic components

$27,508

Turbines, generators, and other power transmission equipment

$26,435

Tobacco

$25,621

Electrical equipment

$25,005

Computers

$21,785

Industrial machinery

$20,956

Textile mills

$20,270

Paints, coatings, and adhesives

$19,959

Defense search and navigation equipment

$18,921

Material handling equipment

$18,021

Apparel

$17,851

Farm machinery

$17,174

Construction machinery

$16,964

Metalworking machinery

$16,875

Ships and boats

$16,652

Textile products

$16,612

Household appliances

$13,243

Ferrous metal foundries

$12,856

Mining, oil field, and gas field machinery

$10,611

Heavy duty trucks

$10,019

Other peripheral equipment

$9,049

Electric lighting equipment

$7,079

Nondefense search and navigation equipment

$ 6,810

Batteries

$5,292

Defense communications equipment

$4,539

Computer storage devices

$4,377

Audio and video equipment

$4,353

Photographic equipment

$3,675

Leather and allied products

$3,316

The data are for 7 months, January through July of this year and are not annualized. The data are from the monthly Manufacturing Shipments report from the Department of Commerce