At this writing things aren't TOO bad here in Central Texas - we don't (yet) have the numbers of infected we've seen in New York City, probably because we're not as crowded and don't rely on crowded subway trains and buses to get around. Restaurants are closed except for drive-through and takeout, schools are closed, most non-essential businesses are closed. People have been "ordered" to stay home and shelter in place except for things like medical appointments, groceries, and patronizing "essential" businesses. Banks are open to drive-up customers, but their lobbies are closed except by appointment. (Some people may need to deal personally with a banker or access their safety deposit box.)
There are spot shortages of some items in the grocery stores - isopropanol, disinfecting wipes, bleach, laundry soap, many paper goods, and some staples like flour are frequently sold out. Quantities are being limited in many cases (for example, 1 package of toilet paper to a customer). The big local grocery store chain is pre-sanitizing the shopping carts as well as limiting the number of people in the store - it's a big store, so there are seldom lines to get in.
Produce appears to be in good supply, and things like cereal, salad dressing, bottled water, soda, meat, eggs, bread, and poultry are readily available, although you may not get your favorite brand or type of some ordinarily common item.
So far, all the shoppers and shopkeepers seem to be taking this in stride, and I have not witnessed or heard about any disorderly conduct on the part of customers.
One bright spot: Gasoline prices have dropped - today I paid $1.75/gallon to fill up my tank.
