Measure-valued Pólya sequences (MVPS) are processes whose dynamics are governed by generalized Pólya urn schemes with infinitely many colors. Assuming a general reinforcement rule, exchangeable MVPSs can be viewed as extensions of Blackwell and MacQueen's Pólya sequence, which characterizes an exchangeable sequence whose directing random measure has a Dirichlet process prior distribution. Here, we show that the prior distribution of any exchangeable MVPS is a Dirichlet process mixture with respect to a latent parameter that is associated with the atoms of an emergent conditioning $σ$-algebra. As the mixing components have disjoint supports, the directing random measure can be interpreted as a random histogram with bins randomly located on these same atoms. Furthermore, we extend the basic exchangeable MVPS to include a null component in the reinforcement, which corresponds to the presence of a fixed component in the directing random measure. Finally, we examine the effects of relaxing exchangeability to conditional identity in distribution (c.i.d.) and find out that the two are equivalent for balanced MVPSs. The paper features a complementary study of some properties of probability kernels that underlies the analysis of exchangeable and c.i.d. MVPSs.