No, you enter the 1099-B as issued, then make yourown adjustments, so no need to mark the 1099-B as 'Corrected'. This refers to if you received a corrected 1099-B from the broker.
The transfer fee is a legitimate adjustment to the Sales Proceeds. The fee adjusted the amount the amount you actually received (if different than what is reported on 1099-B).
Unless you have a Business of some type, bank fees are not deductible.
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