Just a few suggestions, for whatever they are worth.
You shouldn't need the power cleans & Hi-pulls in the same workout. Would do one or the other, but not both, for 4-5 X 4-6 reps if looking for a strength increase right away. Including increase mass.
DL's are great. Unless your plans are to go into PL'ing, really no need to take the bar from the floor. Just below knee height works well for most BB'ers, and can eliminate the potential of injury to the lower back. Cleans/Hi-pulls affect the lower back also. Most BB'ers have awful form from the floor DL's anyway.. But that is your choice.
Up-right row are a favorite movement of mine, and affects the trap, biceps & delts/shoulder girdle greatly. Suggest a EZ bar if the wrist/elbows encounters any unneeded strain with a straight bar. Keeping the bar close to the body (almost rubbing) also reduces any strain on the shoulder joints. The bar lifted too far away from the body can cause shoulder/joint problems for some. Might suggest 3-4 sets of 8 to 10 reps.
Muscle ups are a productive movement, even for stamina. Yes, chins or pull-ups to follow, but one or the other...not both in the same workout.. Which ever one you select, would suggest a medium curl grip on the bar. A better recruitment of the lat's (biceps included) for most guys. Suggest 4X 8-10's of curl grip chins or pull downs.
Periodization usually requires a period of 8 to 12 weeks on a given routine and than a change to something of a different approach to a workout. Not meant for a individual workout, but that will be up to you and what you feel those needs are. Good Luck.