The reporting is PROBABLY OK, but you should be able to check and see. The fact that there's a number in the adjustment column but you still have a loss suggests that the number of "replacement shares" you acquired was less than the number of shares you sold, allowing a partial recognition of the loss.
Figure your "real" loss based on Proceeds minus Cost. Determine the number of replacement shares acquired in the +/- 30 days from sale date and derive a percentage as (Replacement shares)/(Shares sold). Multiply that figure times your "real" loss and that should and that should be the amount of the loss that's recognized.
