Can't go to far wrong with the Antigua or the Cannonball.  If you have a Yamaha itch, you would probably be able to scratch it with the Antigua.  The Cannonball is marketed based on a "vintage" sound, which can mean any number of things because there were different vintage horns with different sounds.  I suspect that in this case the term refers to a Selmer-like sound.  Both are available through brick-and-mortar retail, so you should have an opportunity to play test both and decide what suits your ears, hands, and wallet the best.

I have to admit to a certain prejudice against Sax Dakota because they seem to be a descendant of LA Sax, which had a track record of putting fancy cosmetics on mediocre horns and Sax Dakota seems to have a similar emphasis on look-at-me cosmetics.  But LA Sax also sold some good horns and maybe the same is true for Sax Dakota.