Saving as .jpg or .tiff loses black

I am in CS5
Mac
After saving and opening up as a .tiff or .jpg the black has faded and becomes much more weak, why is this? This happens every so often when I'm working with files, but I don't know the reason, maybe a setting I need to tick? If anyone has the solution or suggestions I would much appreciate it.
-I created my event poster in CMYK, the darkest black I used was 75, 68, 67, 90
-I have 1 photo (background mountains) that was orginally RGB and converted to CMYK when brought in.
-Tested merging all layers together and the outcome was fine, only after saving and viewing is it faded
-Could this be a monitor issue, or even the settings in my "preview" that are throwing this off?
Color settings
Screenshot of original .PSD file
Screenshot of JPG and TIFF file

I re-opened the .jpg in PS and it looks perfect, I also opened in acrobat & firefox and it looks like it should. What the heck preview! What do you use to view your non .psd files after they are finished?

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