We report on the type and density of charge carriers obtained from Hal
l-effect measurements in the three different magnetic phases of Pr0.5S
r0.5MnO3. The field dependence of the Hall resistivity has two contrib
utions of opposite sign: one is related to skew scattering and dominat
es in low magnetic fields; the other one is due to the Lorentz-force c
ontribution which prevails at higher fields. This second contribution
corresponds to a temperature-independent carrier density in the order
of 0.8 holes per chemical unit cell. The skew-scattering contribution
is related to the susceptibility of the material and is maximum at the
transition temperature from the ferro- to the antiferromagnetic state
.