In ancient Greek marketplaces (agoras), which deity's statue was commonly displayed to ensure honest transactions and protect merchants from theft?

Throughout history, cultures worldwide developed fascinating retail practices tied to their mythology and folklore. Sacred marketplaces, blessing rituals for merchandise, and taboos around certain transactions all shaped how goods were bought and sold. This poll tests your knowledge about the intersection of retail history and mythology - where commerce and the supernatural once intertwined in fascinating ways.

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Hermes, god of commerce and thieves
Apollo, god of truth and prophecy
Demeter, goddess of the harvest and agriculture
Hephaestus, god of craftsmanship and metalworking