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Ryohei gives up:
91 (-50) gold, all books, armor, 5 provisions, 1 healing potion
Anders gives up:
4 provisions, 108 gold
Veserod gives up:
622 (-50) gold, composite bow, 8 provisions
Renold gives up:
587 gold
Alessia gives up:
All books, potion, 300 silvers
Before going to the slums, Alessia relieves stress with "Vitality." If they are attacked in the stomach shortly after such a hearty meal, their intestines will spill out, but fortunately, she doesn't know the intricacies of anatomy and field surgery. Also, in "Vespero," she buys a Ragnite lining (-210). Another 50 goes towards giving up her own and Anders' and Renold's belongings in her name – they have very few things, and overpaying is simply stupid.
Artery will punish, but there are no Artery creatures in the party.
If we exclude the gold, there will be a healing potion, food, books, some potion, and my bow left in the bank. In principle, it's not worth leaving it there. Of course, provided that our observation skill succeeds on the first 1-2-3 attempts.
Another option is to add more items there, including looted items obtained from the Countess, leaving only the bare minimum for ourselves to buy on the black market. But let's assume that her jewelry can be tried to be sold on the same market - where else, if not there?
In general, either put everything in the cell, or take everything out at once. I think it's better to take everything out, considering the possible rip in the slums. And the money, as an option, can be distributed evenly among the group, just in case, so that if someone's money is stolen and we don't notice, it will only be one-sixth. Of course, we can also rely on my observation skill, since it applies to everyone, but with my luck, I'm more likely to have a low roll on the most valuable item.