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Blood is composed of two general parts: The formed elements (RBC, WBC, Platelets) and plasma.
RBC's have a transportation function related to oxygen and to a smaller extent carbon dioxide but other than that virtually everything is transported in the plasma.
These things include:
Proteins produced in the body (particularly the liver)
Nutrients absorbed from digested food from the small intestine
Hormones
Ions (electrolytes)
Gases and waste products
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